Detroit Free Press — Members of U2 were bracing themselves Friday to face some hostile audience members at England's huge Glastonbury performing arts festival. According to the Associated Press, the anti-capitalist group Art Uncut was planning to protest the band du... more info

Guardian Music — Pyramid stage"Look at you!" cries Bono midway through U2's opening song, Even Better Than the Real Thing. "A whole city in the rain." Dreadful weather has a way of focusing the mind. U2's booking has divided festivalgoers since it was first announced... more info

NME — Band play a greatest hits set for rain-lashed Pyramid Stage crowd more info

Sky News — Violent scenes broke out in the crowd at U2's long-awaited Glastonbury debut as a protest against the Irish band's tax status was foiled by security guards. more info

ContactMusic — Rock legends U2 set Britain's Glastonbury festival alight with a triumphant headline set on Friday night (24Jun11), a year after axing their planned performance at the event. The band took to the stage and launched into a blistering set of classic tr... more info

The Telegraph — Violent scenes broke out in the crowd at U2's long-awaited Glastonbury debut on Friday night as a protest against the Irish band's tax status was foiled by security guards. more info

Guardian Music — With a mix of Smiths songs, solo hits and dodgy new material, Morrissey put on a rum old show for the audience at Glastonbury's Pyramid stage"I'll try to sing as fast as I can as I know you're here to see U2," announced Morrissey halfway through his ... more info

NME — Former Smiths man plays Pyramid Stage slot at Worthy Farm more info

Stereogum — It’s become apparent that the music of the ’90s will haunt us forever, in good and bad ways. For instance, this year both U2′s Achtung Baby and Nirvana’s Nevermind are celebrating their 20th Anniversaries. This should make many of you feel ol... more info

Guardian Music — Pyramid stage"Good things come to those who wait," sings BB King. For today's crowd, the wait is 15 minutes. That's how long it took to introduce the "king of the blues" by way of an instrumental fanfare, his band indulging their look-at-me-mum solo ... more info