The Telegraph — Florence and the Machine will replace Foo Fighters as headliners on Friday night at Glastonbury more info

Clickmusic — Last night, Foo Fighters were forced to cancel their Glastonbury headline slot and now we know who'll replace them: bookies' favourite Florence + the Machine. As soon as the news broke, Florence was the frontrunner to headline. She was already book... more info

Clickmusic — It's been less than 12 hours since Foo Fighters cancelled their Glastonbury headline slot and bookmakers are already putting odds on their replacement. AC/DC and Florence + The Machine are the current favourites for the coveted Friday night performan... more info

The Telegraph — Everyone from Paul McCartney to Florence and the Machine has been rumoured to replace Foo Fighters at Glastonbury. We round up the runners and riders more info

Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Florence and the Machine's first album in four years, "How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful," debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart on Wednesday, marking the best performance ever for the indie pop band formed in 2007. more info

Stereogum — Over the past couple of weeks, there have been a whole heap of albums that could be considered big or important or divisive. And even if you don’t necessarily like A$AP Rocky and Jamie xx and Donnie Trumpet And The Social Experiment and Girlpool an... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by P Squared Photography Florence and the Machine were the first act to put on a show worthy of a headliner. Drenched in warm golden light, Florence hopped around on one leg as she led the crowd in sing-alongs... more info

Nialler9 — Florence And The Machine’s new album How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful just dropped and so did two dates for Belfast and Dublin as part of her European tour. The dates are at the Odyssey Arena, Belfast on Wednesday 9th and Dublin’s 3Arena on Thurs... more info

MTV.co.uk News — As Jason Derulo continues his reign in the singles chart with Want To Want Me... more info

Reuters — LONDON (Reuters) - British band Florence and The Machine entered the album charts at number one on Sunday with "How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful", securing their third UK chart-topping album, the Official Charts Company said. more info