I Like Music — Add Biffy Clyro, Bombay Bicycle Club, Maximo Park and Chase & Status to programme of events more info

MTV.com News — 'Most fun I've ever had in ever,' she tweets about performing the cover.By Kyle Anderson Haley Williams Photo: Jeff Kravitz/ FilmMagic Paramore singer Hayley Williams has one of the most entertaining Twitter feeds of any musician on the Int... more info

NME — Acts to join Maximo Park, Wiley and Plan B at the bash more info

Gigwise — The first names are announced... more info

Guardian Music — Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen, LondonDavid and Peter Brewis, the brothers who form the linchpin of ­Sunderland ­indie rockers Field Music, are a ­splendidly contrary duo. After releasing a warmly received second album, Tones of Town, three yea... more info

Guardian Music — Sunderland's dazzlingly inventive Field Music learn to rock out at last, writes Kitty EmpireIf the Brewis brothers, David and Peter, had a cat when they were younger, you suspect they would have stroked it the wrong way, just to see if it purred. Tog... more info

Guardian Music — Partisans, LondonBritish jazz-fusion group Partisans always sounds like the regular confederacy it's been since 1996: the tricky zigzagging heads are played with flawless attack, and the quartet's trademark quality of seamless idiom and time-shifting... more info

Guardian Music — The end of any given year sees more than its fair share of Best Of lists, so no doubt you're all extra sick of them now we've reached the end of the decade. This is why Music Weekly's Noughties show is a bit different. We looked at some of the decade... more info

Guardian Music — These cerebral prog-poppers prove that Manchester is finally producing innovative, intelligent music againHometown: Manchester.The lineup: Duncan Wallis (vocals), Robin Richards (bass), Pete Broadhead (guitar), Dan Spedding (guitar), Andy Proudfoot (... more info

Its Getting Boring By The Sea — Today, bleary eyes squinted at crude images crafted out of large primary-coloured pixels for the last time, as Teletext stopped functioning in the UK. If, like me, you had a special affection for the service's music magazine, Planet Sound, you'll pro... more info