Pitchfork — Glastonbury, the granddaddy of all British festivals (and, by extension, pretty much every annual outdoor multi-day music festival), has just announced its 2010 lineup. As usual, it's a monster. The fest goes down at Worthy Farm in Pilton, England Ju... more info

Guardian Music — The complete list of the acts appearing at this year's festivalPyramid stageFriday 25 JuneU2Dizzee RascalVampire WeekendSnoop DoggWillie NelsonCorinne Bailey RaeFemi KutiTBA Saturday 26 JuneMuseScissor SistersSeasick SteveJackson BrowneLightning See... more info

Rollo & Grady — MP3: Napalm In The Morning MP3: Koot Hoomi – Kiss on My List (Hall & Oates Cover) MP3: Gil Scott-Heron – New York Is Killing Me (Featuring Nas) MP3: Thee Oh Sees – I Was Denied MP3: Mos Def with Desmond Dekker & The Aces – History Town Book... more info

Addict Music — Glastonbury organisers have announced details of a new stage at this year's festival, The West Holts Stage, which will replace the Jazz World stage (and occupy the same location). more info

NME — West Holts Stage to make debut at 2010 event more info

Guardian Music — Mos Def, Devendra Banhart and George Clinton will be playing what was previously known as the JazzWorld stageRead the full lineup hereMos Def, George Clinton with Parliament/Funkadelic, and Rodrigo Y Gabriela will headline the West Holts stage at thi... more info

Guardian Music — Mos Def, Devendra Banhart and George Clinton will be playing on what was previously known as the JazzWorld stageguardian.co.uk/music more info

Gigwise — The West Holts Stage... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Max Tannone is the same fella behind Jaydiohead, the Radiohead x Jay. Z mashup album. He sent me an email this morning with the following message: I wanted to share my new project with your site! It’s called Mos Dub, and is a remix of Mos Def and ... more info

The Culture Of Me — If ever there was a place in the lexicon for a mash-up album of Mos Def rhymes and what can only be thought to be the creme de la creme of Trojan Records-era instrumentals, New York-based producer Max Tannone would... more info