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

ContactMusic — U2 frontman Bono choked back tears during the band's emotion-charged headline performance at Britain's Glastonbury festival on Friday night (24Jun11). The Beautiful Day hitmakers were forced to cancel their planned performance at the event last year ... more info

ContactMusic — U2's headlining set at Britain's Glastonbury festival was marred after an outbreak of violence between angry demonstrators and security staff. Campaigners from the anti-capitalist group Art Uncut flocked to the rockers' set at the music event in Engl... more info

Reuters — PILTON, England (Reuters) - Irish rockers U2 pulled it off with their Glastonbury music festival debut, critics said on Saturday, but the fallout from a protest over the band's tax status continued to rumble. more info

The Telegraph — U2 greeted by tax evasion protests, while Radiohead play a secret gig. more info

ContactMusic — U2 played their long-awaited headline slot at Glastonbury Festival last night, but had to cope with a strong showing from Art Uncut demonstrators, protesting against what they perceive to be the band's tax dodging, Nme. com reported. The protest grou... more info

The Quietus — Scuffles with security, who foil balloon launch more info

Guardian Music — When Billy Bragg first came to Glastonbury in 1984, he tells Rosie Swash, it was a CND festival, full of anti-Thatcher protesters. With a new crowd, and a Conservative prime minister in power once again, he explains why the Leftfield stage is more im... more info