All About Jazz — INDIO, California This years Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival began Friday like most before it insane lines, scorching sun and 75,000 attendees in ever-dwindling clothing. For the next three days, Coachella provided the kind of musical spec... more info

Big Apple Music Scene — Conan O’Brien’s “Prohibited” tour continues its merry trek onward with celebrity cameos and enough musical numbers to make even the biggest Gleetards start thinking about tuning into TBS once CoCo’s show begins. The latest rock pairing? No,... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Rachel Carr, words by Daiana Feuer Gorillaz Clash The third and final round of the Coachella Music & Arts Festival was funky, and not just because the port-a-potties reeked. Keeping a loose theme every day (see Friday &... more info

Stereogum — Friday got us dancing with LCD and Jay-Z, Saturday featured less clothing, and Sunday closed things out with a generally mellower lineup (plus more amazing weather). It was fitting the reunited Pavement played “In The Mouth A Desert.” Because the... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Before any of them assumed an instrument for Sunday night's closing set, Thom Yorke's Atoms for Peace was already Coachella's fantasy band come true. The supergroup boasts Chili Peppers' Flea on bass, producer Nigel Godrich on guitar and keys, and... more info

Pitchfork — Above: Thom Yorke by Natalie Kardos The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival concluded with performances by Thom Yorke, Gorillaz, Pavement, Deerhunter, Spoon, Julian Casablancas, the Big Pink, Matt & Kim, Florence and the Machine, Charlotte Gains... more info

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MTV.com News — Faith No More, Gorillaz, Pavement and other age-defying acts heat up the desert fest.By Corey Moss Jay-Z performs at Coachella 2010 Photo: Lee Barth INDIO, California — Leave it to the least likely star to grace the Coachella headlining s... more info

VH1 News — Coachella 2010 featured blistering, age-defying sets by Jay-Z (with Beyonce), Muse, Thom Yorke, Faith No More, Gorillaz and more. more info

NME — Damon Albarn and his band bring the Los Angeles event to a close more info