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

Guardian Music — Kasabian, the Specials and Metronomy to join veteran stars Tom Jones, Neil Young, Bruce Spingsteen and Blur at this summer's festival, as lineup is revealedIt's a case of out with the new and in with the old at Glastonbury 2009, as organisers confirm... more info

JamBase — AS TALL AS LIONS SET TO RELEASE YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU ON AUGUST 18 JUST ANNOUNCED - BOWERY BALLROOM SHOW ON JUNE 30 "dreamy, ambient indie rock built upon layers of subtle grooves and unique instrumentation." -Alternative Press "All... more info

Undercover, Australia — If you’re not excited, you certainly should get excited, because Manchesterian psychedelic indie rockers Doves are returning to Australia for a three date run around the country. more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Ringo Starr Jnr opens upZak Starkey, self-proclaimed son of "the greatest drummer in the world" (The Beatles' Ringo Starr, of course), former stand-in for Oasis and occasional The Who sticksman, took time out from the aforementioned schedule to talk ... more info

NME — Manchester band play career-spanning set more info

MVSW — Mogwai, Dead Meadow  @ Orpheum Doves, Wild Light @ Wiltern The Brian Travis Band record release, Karma, The Brendan Hines, The Jane Does, Megan Jacobs @ Hotel Cafe Grouch & Eligh, Afro Classics, Rootbeer @ Key Club Soulive @ Key Club more info

Stereogum — Last night Doves picked up where they left off in 2005, opening their US tour in the city that closed it last time through. Photographer Andrew Youssef was there, and he tells us that "Pounding" was restarted due to Jez missing his guitar part, bu... more info

BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat — Lead singer Jimi Goodwin talks Newsbeat about getting old, being beaten to number 1 by Lady Gaga and the industry's 'unreasonable expectations' for new bands. more info

BBC News - UK — Lead singer Jimi Goodwin talks Newsbeat about getting old, being beaten to number one by Lady Gaga and the industry's 'unreasonable expectations' for new bands. more info