Stereogum — The buoyant "All The King's Men" comes from multi-vocal UK quartet Wild Beasts' second album Two Dancers, the followup to 2008's Limbo, Panto. The group describes the collection as "a series of scenes ... a big party, the street outside later on, or ... more info

NME — The Horrors, Futureheads, A Certain Ratio also play more info

Clickmusic — But Dananananaykroyd have to pull out of the Leicester festival because of recent tour injuries. more info

NME — The Streets, The Zutons, Chairlift also play the Leicester bash more info

Guardian Music — Victoria Park, LondonField Day is proving an ill-starred festival. The inaugural event in 2007 was marred by inadequate facilities, abject post-show promoter apologies and indignant Facebook groups demanding refunds. Last year saw it drowned in a bi... more info

The Quietus — Four lists to choose from... more info

NME — Your guide to the best free live music around the UK more info

NME — With Wild Beasts in the studio and Stone Roses albums up for grabs more info

Its Getting Boring By The Sea — As synonymous with organisational problems as anything else Field Day has struggled in the two years since its birth. Any worries of a repeat of the Great Toilet Wait of 2008 were soon allayed this year as an abundance of portaloos were dotted around... more info

Guardian Music — (Domino)It's hard to think of a recent rock vocalist who has caused as much consternation as Hayden Thorpe, the countertenor at the head of Cumbrian quartet Wild Beasts. There was Antony Hegarty of course, lowing mournfully away like Nina Simone phon... more info