ContactMusic — Rocker Jimmy Page has launched his own website and is offering quick-witted fans the chance to check out his diary. The Led Zeppelin star's JimmyPage. com site opened for business on Thursday morning (14Jul11) and features a diary of events in Page's... more info

Guardian Music — (Polydor)The sixth track on their second album finds LMFAO in reflective mood. You couldn't tell that from the music, which – like everything on Sorry for Party Rocking – cleaves to thumping house beats, distorted rave synthesisers and Auto-Tuned... more info

The Telegraph — A site purportedly designed by the guitar wizard himself contains an archive of Led Zep material. more info

Guardian Music — Glastonbury organiser claims lack of demand and a crowded market may force festival to close in 'three or four years'Glastonbury may be on its last legs. Founder Michael Eavis claims the festival has "probably got another three or four years" before ... more info

Guardian Music — The desert rockers return with a new single featuring two members of TV on the RadioTinariwen are a musical collective from Mali who have gained wide recognition for their brand of desert blues thanks to excellent albums and acclaimed performances at... more info

NME — She cites Led Zeppelin, AC/DC and Iggy Pop as influences for her eclectic second effort more info

Guardian Music — Milton Keynes BowlAstonishingly, 20 years after Nevermind, Nirvana's backroom boy is leader of one of the world's biggest hard rock bands. This weekend, Dave Grohl and Foo Fighters played to 130,000 people at Milton Keynes, but their set was as muc... more info

ContactMusic — A host of big name stars including Jack White, Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones and The Kills' Alison Mosshart took to the stage with Seasick Steve at a show in London on Saturday night (02Jul11). The veteran blues star played at the British capi... more info

NME — Trio joined Seasick Steve during his headline set at iTunes Festival in London more info

Reuters — MONTREUX, Switzerland (Reuters) - Carlos Santana and John McLaughlin performed tunes by John Coltrane, Bob Dylan and Led Zeppelin, ushering in the 45th edition of the Montreux jazz festival with a spiritual note from the 1960s and 70s. more info