Chorus.fm — *Led Zeppelin's (http://ledzeppelin.com)* Robert Plant is in talks to play (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/8290591.stm) Glastonbury Festival in 2010 Submitted by goldy more info

Guardian Music — The singer has dismissed reports that his former band will be playing the 40th anniversary of Glastonbury festival, saying that they have no plans to reunitePulp fans hoping for a reunion at next year's Glastonbury festival, prepare to be disappointe... more info

Rolling Stone — • News Ticker: Robert Plant, Eric Clapton • Sublime Debut Singer at SmokeOut Fest • Chris Martin, No Doubt Rock Bridge School • Weezer Party’n'Riff at L.A. Tour Launch • Them Crooked Vultures Unleash “New Fang” • U2 Announce New 360... more info

Rolling Stone — Robert Plant is in talks to perform at Glastonbury. “There’s place for me there, but I have no idea who with,” he told the BBC, thereby igniting the hopes of thousands of Led Zeppelin fans itching for another reunion show. Jay-Z, the man who br... more info

Guardian Music — The singer has suggested that his former band may follow in the footsteps of Britpop peers Blur by playing next year's festivalJarvis Cocker has hinted that his former band Pulp may reunite to play Glastonbury 2010. In an interview with the People, t... more info

Starpulse — Led Zeppelin fans' dreams of seeing the rock supergroup back onstage together have been given a boost by confirmation frontman Robert Plant is considering a slot at next year's Glastonbury festival in England.[...] Read more! more info

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Guardian Music — Kasabian win best album at Q Awards and Lily Allen celebrates best song prize by lighting up in no-smoking ballroomKasabian, Muse and Lily Allen won the prizes but the mouthy, bickering spirit of Oasis still lingered over the Q Awards, which were hel... more info

NME — Singer says he could appear at the Worthy Farm event more info

Guardian Music — Justin Adams's collaborations span the globe from the ritti virtuosos of Africa to Robert Plant. The important thing, he says, is to keep getting caught off guardJustin Adams agrees that his life has been getting a little complicated. "I do have a bi... more info