NME - Festivals — So, Sir Michael Eavis (ok, no Knighthood yet, but hell, after the weekend just gone he's surely on the cards for one), has declared that he has already lined up 2011's Glastonbury festival headliners. But who has Saint Michael (seriously, it was tha... more info

Yahoo! Music UK — world entertainment news - Glastonbury music festival organiser Michael Eavis is adamant U2 will perform at the legendary event in the future - after they were forced to cancel their slot this year because of frontman Bono's back surgery. more info

ContactMusic — Glastonbury music festival organiser MICHAEL EAVIS is adamant U2 will perform at the legendary event in the future - after they were forced to cancel their slot this year... more info

MTV.com News — Leader adamantly denies rumors that Fergie is leading the group.By Gil Kaufman Black Eyed Peas' Will.I.Am and Fergie Photo: Bryan Bedder/ Getty Images It's hard to remember it now, but there was a time BF (Before Fergie) for the Black Eyed ... more info

Undercover, Australia — U2 guitarist The Edge surprised fans at Glastonbury this weekend by jumping up with Muse to cover ‘Where The Streets Have No Name’. more info

Guardian Music — Pilton, Somerset'This is so rare," says Ray Davies, midway through Sunny Afternoon on the last day of the festival. "Every time I've played Glastonbury it's been raining." Like the crowd, he looks like he cannot believe his luck. By the third day of ... more info

The Culture Of Me — All of that “Twilight” garbage is forgiven you guys. One listen and viewing of Matt Bellamy and the boys performing “Where The Streets Have No Name”, the U2 classic burner, at this past weekend’s Glastonbury Festival in the UK–a performan... more info

NME — Trio put in a surprise tribute to the headliners that never were more info

Guardian Music — Sunshine, surprises and, er, mass sobriety give Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis cause to toast vintage yearOn the final Sunday of every Glastonbury, the founder Michael Eavis claims without fail that this year's festival has been the best ever. Thi... more info

BBC News - UK — Glastonbury Festival organiser Michael Eavis says he hopes U2 will make it to the event in the future after the band were forced to pull out this year. more info