Stereogum — Arizona-bred, Omaha-based Digital Leather mastermind Shawn Foree recently released Warm Brother via Fat Possum (Remember that traveling gloryhole?). You won't find this Bowie-esque cover of MGMT's "Time To Pretend" anywhere near the new record. Th... more info

Ian's sparked a new war of words with longtime rock rivals U2, branding their music "flag-waving" and "immature".He insists he would never emulate U2 because their music only has commercial appeal.. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, Black Eyed Peas, U2 or Green Day? Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, Black Eyed Peas, U2 or Green Day? more info

Rolling Stone — • News Ticker: Usher, Bryan Ferry • Lambert Breaks Down AMAs “Controversy” • Springsteen Wraps Epic Tour in Buffalo • U2 to Headline Glastonbury 2010 • A Short History of Crotch Rock • Can Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine Rescue Sound? • Gr... more info

411 Mania — An interview with St. Vincent, bands added to the Pavement ATP and Primavera Sound festival, Future Islands get a record deal, news on the new Interpol album, a new Spencer Krug project, U2 to play Glastonbury, rare Neutral Milk Hotel live footage an... more info

Topix — Organizers say U2 will headline Glastonbury, Britain's leading summer music festival. more info

Undercover, Australia — U2 have been booked to headline Glastonbury for the 40th anniversary of the festival. more info

Guardian Music — U2 are set to top the bill at Glastonbury next year, so why isn't everyone excited?Age: 33Appearance: Much-anticipated.I knew it! They've finally split up. Bono's going to lead a UN task force on world poverty, the Edge is setting up a guitar school... more info

Guardian Music — I think the thing that we at NME found most exciting is the fact that the Friday night Glastonbury headline slot is generally reserved for slightly smaller bands, or bands that have not yet proved themselves. So if U2 are headlining on Friday, what d... more info

Guardian Music — • 'Nothing could be better,' says Glastonbury founder Eavis• 'This year everyone was in the mood,' says U2 managerWhen the U2 manager, Paul McGuinness, called the Glastonbury founder, Michael Eavis, last week, he did not have to use many ... more info