Chorus.fm — The first group of bands for Reading and Leeds has been announced. Kendrick Lamar Kings Of Leon Fall Out Boy Panic! at the Disco $uicide Boy$ A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie AJ Tracey Annie Mac Beartooth Belly Bicep Live Brockhampton Courteeners Creeper Diplo... more info

Rock Sound — The line-up just got even bigger. After previously announcing that Fall Out Boy and Panic! At The Disco will headline alongside Kendrick Lemar and Kings Of Leon, Reading & Leeds have announced LOADS more acts for this year's festival. Don B... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — GeniusFrom: Busan, South KoreaWith influences including Ralph Wiggum, pro wrestling, The Cramps, punk '76, pulp comics, Pedro the Lion, schlock films, cold grapes, Al Bundy, dry socks, The Walkmen, Pavement, drunk ballads, and the young Chow Yun ... more info

Obscure Sound — The Brothers Moore are brothers Bobby and Billy Moore from Tulsa, Oklahoma. The brothers just released their debut EP, Careless, this month. The release’s self-titled track is a great showing of carefree exuberance, with a loose and fun infectious ... more info

MSN Music — Late Late Show music guest Kings of Leon performs "Reverend" in London's Central Hall Westminster. more info

PopSugar UK — You might not know Vitamin String Quartet by name, but we guarantee you've heard one of the Top 40 hits they've turned into gorgeous classics over the last 18 years. From Radiohead's "Motion Picture Soundtrack" (which was featured in an episode of W... more info

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The Daily Mail — Abbey Clancy was positively blooming as she displayed a hint of baby bump while taking in the Kings of Leon gig at Hyde Park's British Summer Time festival on Thursday. more info

Stereogum — Last year, MTV News relaunched itself as an ambitious new journalistic enterprise, hiring a gifted, diverse, young roster of writers and giving them space to write long, sharp, considered pieces about a ton of different topics. (Full disclosure: A nu... more info

Chorus.fm — The notable artists on your television this week include: Ryan Adams (Kimmel; 6/5), War on Drugs (Colbert; 6/5), Feist (Colbert; 6/6), Halsey (Colbert; 6/8), Kings of Leon (Corden; 6/7), and Harry Styles (Corden; 6/8). more info