The Hip Hop Chronicle — The Wu-Tang Clan performed at Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage on Friday. Here is footage of the Clan performing “Gravel Pit”. a2a_linkname="Wu-Tang Clan – Gravel Pit (Live At Glastonbury)"; a2a_linkurl="http://www.thehiphopchronicle.com/2011/06/2... more info

NME - Festivals — Who: Cee Lo Green Where and When: West Holts, Friday Vibe: Oh Glastonbury, how you love to confuse us with your rumours. This weekend a whole group of journalists ran off towards Wu-Tang Clan's set to see whether Morrissey really was going to come ... more info

Guardian Music — Glastonbury festivalThe weather's been better but it's been a lot worse too. Faced with light rain and thick but navigable mud, Friday's Glastonbury punters hadn't yet decided if they were having fun. Rumours of Radiohead appearing as special guests ... more info

Guardian Music — Pyramid StageForget the worries about how many of the notoriously unpredictable Staten Island rap group would show up: they only just managed to clear customs. "They treated us like the Taliban," complained Method Man during a punchy, spirits-raising... more info

NME — New Zealand band chat about U2 on Worthy Farm more info

The Telegraph — Live coverage of day one of the 2011 Glastonbury festival, featuring U2, Morrissey, Biffy Clyro, The Wu-Tang Clan, Mumford & Sons and Primal Scream. more info

Guardian Music — For some musicians, having their records sampled has been like winning the lottery. Others are not so lucky, Angus Batey learnsThe name Melvin Bliss probably doesn't mean that much to many music fans, but millions of people have heard his music witho... more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — The third episode in Yelawolf’s web series “Yelavision”, sees the rapper hanging out with The Wu-Tang Clan in London. A brief cameo from Tim Westwood too. a2a_linkname="Yelawolf Hanging Out With Wu-Tang Clan In London"; a2a_linkurl="http://www.... more info

NME — Dating site Tastebuds.fm has crunched some data for those on the pull this weekend more info

Guardian Music — When they get it right, rappers can rival stadium rock acts. But a mere gust of wind can expose how few MCs can hack festivalsIt's all about bass and beats. Nothing tops the feeling of a heavy, booming bass line reverberating through the soil and up ... more info