Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Below is a video from September 10th 2004, when Ian Brown and Noel Gallagher performed 'Keep What Ya Got' on the Jonathan Ross Show. more info

DrownedInSound — Despite last summer's hugely successful Heaton Park shows, there's a sense that the four Stone Roses - Ian Brown, John Squire, Gary "Mani" Mounfield and Alan "Reni" Wren - still have unfinished business. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.co... more info

ContactMusic — The Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown has relaunched a scholarship for hard-up students keen to become audio engineers and producers.The fund will award... more info

ContactMusic — The Stones Roses will headline the Isle of Wight Festival next year. The 'I Wanna Be Adored' rockers - made up of Ian Brown, John Squire, Mani and... more info

Guardian Music — Wigmore Hall, LondonThe vein of mysticism running through much 20th-century English music made its presence felt in the latest instalment of the Nash Ensemble's series, Dreamers of Dreams. Vaughan Williams's Five Mystical Songs – settings of the me... more info

Guardian Music — Band will play London's Finsbury Park on 7 and 8 June, and Glasgow Green on 15 JuneThe Stone Roses have announced three new British gigs, including their first official London concert since the band announced their reunion.Following concerts in Austr... more info

411 Mania — It's called "Collected"... more info

Guardian Music — Now here is the Brit indie group who sound like they might actually deliver what the world is waiting forReading this on mobile? Click here to listenHometown: London.The lineup: Leo Dobson (vocals, guitar), Ben Romans-Hopcraft (vocals, guitar), Danie... more info

ContactMusic — Ian Brown and Noel Gallagher are fans of Example. The 'We'll Be Coming Back' singer recently played on the same bill as the Stone Roses singer Ian... more info

Guardian Music — Wigmore Hall, LondonElgar and Vaughan Williams are the senior figures represented in the Nash Ensemble's new series Dreamers of Dreams, covering a period from the 1890s up to the second world war, often considered as the English musical renaissance. ... more info