Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Iggy Pop and his The Stooges bandmate James Williamson have written an album's worth of new material. more info

ContactMusic — Iggy Pop and his The Stooges bandmate James Williamson have written an album's worth of new material. Punk legend Pop invited the guitarist to his house in Miami, Florida earlier this year (10) where they came up with 10 new songs. The rocker reveals... more info

NME — Singer reveals he's been working on new tunes with guitarist James Williamson more info

ContactMusic — Iggy Pop has been working on new songs with The Stooges. The 'Lust for Life' singer has been writing tracks with guitarist James Williamson, who played on the group's definitive 1973 album 'Raw Power' and rejoined in 2009 after the death of original ... more info

Impose Magazine — As noted by the great Nick Gazin on our Facebook feed, a guy named Jim Edwards posted images of The Stooges playing his highschool gymnasium in 1970. Which is obviously awesome. You'll have to sign on to Facebook to check these out in full, but a... more info

ContactMusic — Iggy Pop treated revellers at Britain's Isle of Wight festival to a special musical guest during his band The Stooges' set on Saturday (11Jun11) - Dave Grohl joined his pal onstage. The Foo Fighters frontman was watching the punk icon's show from the... more info

NME — Band bring 'Raw Power' to second day of the festival more info

NME - Festivals — What a line-up we've had so far this weekend - Pulp, Foo Fighters, Iggy And The Stooges, er Tom Jones... We've reached the last day of the weekend pretty much in one piece, give or take the occasional belonging/memory/hour's sleep. Plus it was a scor... more info

NME — Punk rock icon also plays hits 'I Love Rock'n'Roll' and 'Cherry Bomb' more info

NME - Festivals — It's the 10th anniversary of Isle Of Wight Festival this year - which sees thousands of music fans pile onto ferries each summer for the trip over to the Island. With Foo Fighters, Kings Of Leon and Kasabian heading there for 2011 - expect monumental... more info