Guardian Music — The world's largest open-air music festival has sold out three times as fast as it did for 2010It's a long, familiar process for thousands across the UK. Left hand on phone. Engaged tone. Redial. Right hand on laptop. Refresh browser. Repeat.And yest... more info

Guardian Music — Seventy-four-year-old festival founder says he has 'another 10 years possibly left in me' before passing the baton to daughterToo fond of the festival to give it up, Michael Eavis has binned retirement plans and could continue running Glastonbury for... more info

All About Jazz — By Mark Saleski She put on Stevie Wonder's "Living For The City" and then asked us to call out the instruments that we heard. I don't really remember how we all did, but that moment has always stayed with me. An actual music class in middle school. ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Mr. Jones said... It's been a busy week for 30 Days Out, last night we attended a Rush concert. The boys are on their "Time Machine" tour, where they play old songs, a few new ones and the entire 1981 "Moving Pictures" album. Drop by and see what we ... more info

All About Jazz — The Clayton Brothers' second fan-funded project from ArtistShare proves once again the strength of their family ties as they focus on the songs and dances that have influenced the collective group. With inspirations ranging from Stevie Wonder to brea... more info

Totally Fuzzy — paulamule said... Hi, -ROCKSTARS THEN AND NOW (for laughting!) http://paulamule.blogspot.com Thanks Fuzzy! Mister Moods said... Brand New Moods presents: - Stevie Wonder "Innervisions" (remaster) When Stevie Wonder applied his tremendous songwriting... more info

Guardian Music — Singer offers to perform an 'incredible concert' if copyright law is changed – but threatens to 'write a song about what you didn't do' if notStevie Wonder has become a copyright crusader, lobbying the UN's intellectual property division for better... more info

Detroit Free Press — Stevie Wonder is urging the United Nations' 184-nation World Intellectual Property Organization to stop squabbling and agree on a copyright pact to help blind and visually impaired people access millions of science, history and other audio books... more info

Topix — U.S. singer, songwriter and United Nations' Messenger of Peace Stevie Wonder addresses the Assemblies of the World Intellectual Property Organization, WIPO, at the International Conference Centre Geneva, CICG, in Geneva, Switzerland, Monday, Sept. more info

Reuters — GENEVA (Reuters) - U.S. pop and soul music legend Stevie Wonder told diplomats from nearly 200 nations on Monday to stop squabbling over copyright and agree on a pact bringing "hope and light" to blind people around the globe. more info