Guardian Music — Bono was the talk of Glastonbury this year - but how do other musicians see the U2 singer? We asked his fellow acts for their artistic impressions. more info

Guardian Music — This was to be the year the festival got its radical mojo back. So what happened to all the protests?There were rumours of siege towers and stage invasions. But in the end, Art Uncut's much-hyped U2 protest proved somewhat less seismic: an 8m-high ba... more info

Guardian Music — Musicians including Graham Coxon, Rumer and Caribou offer impressions of the U2 frontman more info

ContactMusic — U2 frontman Bono has shrugged off the scenes of violence during the band's set at Britain's Glastonbury festival on Friday (24Jun11), insisting he is "glad" the protesters had their say, but branded their campaign "wrong". Campaigners from anti-capit... more info

Guardian Music — Photographer David Levene on how Glastonbury looks through a lens, and what happens when the U2 frontman decides he wants to stop mid-set and take your pictureDavid LeveneJohn DomokosChristian Bennett more info

Guardian Music — We're still here at Glastonbury, and after U2, Radiohead, Pulp and Coldplay, there's only that Beyonce to look forward to...11.09am: It's a beautiful day, as someone sang the other night here at Glastonbury, with a clear blue sky and the sort of suns... more info

Guardian Music — Pyramid StageIt's not easy being the boy band U2 when the real thing played the night before. Guitarist Jonny Buckland got his apologies in early, telling the NME last week: "We hope U2 do a B-sides set with no lights".Before they walked onto the Pyr... more info

NME - Festivals — While U2 headlined the Pyramid on Friday, Primal Scream were playing 'Screamadelica' in full on the Other Stage. You'll find our review here. Meanwhile, here's some great live footage of them playing 'Come Together'. It was so euphoric and celebra... more info

Guardian Music — ArtUncut, the direct action group, attacks decision to silence peaceful attempt to highlight Irish band's offshore affairsActivists seeking to return the Glastonbury festival to its political roots expressed outrage after a peaceful protest against ... more info

The Telegraph — U2's performance at the Glastonbury Festival attracted protesters, but Bono and co proved they are the world's top rock stars - and we should learn to cherish them, says William Langley. more info