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All About Jazz — Glastonbury Lineup Announced Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen and Blur to Headline The world famous Glastonbury Festival has released the entire lineup. Set to go down June 24-28 in Glastonbury, GB, the event will feature headliners Neil Young (Fri... more info

JamBase — Glastonbury Lineup Announced Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen and Blur to Headline The world famous Glastonbury Festival has released the entire lineup. Set to go down June 24-28 in Glastonbury, GB, the event will feature headliners Neil Young (Fr... more info

Rolling Stone — After a rousing version of “American Land,” Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band’s Saturday night show at the Izod Center truly seemed over. By this point the band had played for three consecutive hours, with a mind-blowing set loaded with rar... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Tim Griffin "Technology is one problem, [Little Steven Van Zandt of the E Street Band] observes. "I think in the old days, in order to even be decent, it took a lot of work," he says. "And today,... more info

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MTV.co.uk News — The full Glastonbury Festival line up has been revealed with some massive artist set to play. The headliners- Blur, Bruce Springsteen and Neil Young had already been revealed.   Acts on the... more info

Reuters — LONDON (Reuters) - Glastonbury, the world's largest green field arts and music festival has shied away from rap and chosen Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen and Blur as its headline acts this year, a return to its guitar-based roots. more info

The Daily Mail — Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen - along with a reunited Blur - are topping the bill at the event, which is firmly returning to its rock roots. more info