BBC News - UK — Soul legend Stevie Wonder helps the Glastonbury festival celebrate its 40th birthday with a crowd-pleasing set to end the event. more info

Guardian Music — Who: Jackson Browne with David Lindley.Where and when: Acoustic stage, 10pm Sunday.Dress code: The kind of patterned shirt that might occasion a warning to viewers were they ever worn during a TV programme. Jackson's silk number is a jagged blue, Lin... more info

Guardian Music — Pilton, Somerset'This is so rare," says Ray Davies, midway through Sunny Afternoon on the last day of the festival. "Every time I've played Glastonbury it's been raining." Like the crowd, he looks like he cannot believe his luck. By the third day of ... more info

NME — Motown legend is joined on the Pyramid Stage by Michael Eavis more info

The Mirror — He turned 60 last month, but Stevie Wonder gave all the young Glasto upstarts a run for their money with two superb sets. Stevie's dulcet tones were first heard at the Hard Rock Calling festival on Saturday, performing Isn't She Lovely and Jay-Z's Em... more info

The Mirror — He turned 60 last month, but Stevie Wonder gave all the young Glasto upstarts a run for their money with two superb sets. Stevie's dulcet tones were first heard at the Hard Rock Calling festival on Saturday, performing Isn't She Lovely and Jay-Z's Em... more info

Guardian Music — Hyde Park, LondonHard Rock Calling, the festival for those too urbanised to face a real one, doesn't pretend to be anything other than a way of catching a gaggle of bands in the open air without having to camp. It may not offer the communal experienc... more info

Guardian Music — For the 40 to 50 deaf people who attend the festival, translators are on hand to sign for all musical tastes from Snoop Dogg to Rolf HarrisWhat music does a deaf Glastonbury-goer listen to? You could find the answer at the Deaf Zone, founded by self-... more info

Guardian Music — Grace Dent has the best seat in the house for the third and final night of Glastonbury music. Join her from 7.30pm as she watches headliners Stevie Wonder and Orbital on TVFriday: champagne with Dizzee, Snoop and GorillazSaturday: cider with Scissor ... more info

Guardian Music — Sunshine, surprises and, er, mass sobriety give Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis cause to toast vintage yearOn the final Sunday of every Glastonbury, the founder Michael Eavis claims without fail that this year's festival has been the best ever. Thi... more info