Altsounds — Good things come in threes as the magnificent Iron & Wine join Fleet Foxes and Explosions In The Sky as the third main stage headliner for Green Man 2011! Backed by a superb live band, acclaimed Texas-based singer songwriter Sam Beam will bring the ... more info

Yahoo! Music UK — XFM - Gruff Rhys, Noah and the Whale and James Blake have also been added to the line-up... more info

ContactMusic — Gruff Rhys' new album is named after a model he built from shampoo bottles. The Super Furry Animals frontman has just released his latest LP, 'Hotel Shampoo', which he says was inspired by a collection of miniature toiletries he amassed while on t... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Wirral singer songwriter Miles Kane's debut album will feature harmonies sung by Noel Gallagher.The Oasis star sings on the track My Fantasy on Kane's first solo album, Colour Of The Trap.The album, released on 9 May, also features two tracks produce... more info

NME — Bellowhead and John Grant also playing Oxford bash more info

Gigwise — They join other acts... more info

Guardian Music — Folk rockers to take to main stage before Bono on Friday night, while Primal Scream to headline Other stageLast year they played an early evening set in the relatively modest John Peel tent, the venue's perimeters pushed to the limit by thousands of ... more info

DrownedInSound — When meeting Gruff Rhys it’s hard not to break out in a face-achingly large smile – this is, of course, a man responsible for some of the warmest melodies this side of the 21st century under a multitude of guises: Super Furry Animals, Neon Neon a... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Gruff Rhys' new solo album, Hotel Shampoo, is getting a U.S. release on May 3 via Wichita Recordings.  Two weeks after that, Gruff launches a full-blown North American tour that begins and ends in NYC. It kicks... more info

Guardian Music — Good production values on online sessions can make all the differenceAccording to circulation figures released last week, free music monthly the Fly is now the UK's biggest music magazine, with more than 100,000 readers. If the magazine isn't availab... more info