ContactMusic — American stars We Are Scientists have joined forces with Northern Irish rockers Ash to record a song for charity. The two bands are teaming up for a cover of songwriter Robert Manning's track Washington Parks to raise money for the Multiple Sclerosis... more info

NME — The two bands record a track for the Multiple Sclerosis Society more info

Altsounds — NEW YORK, (May 2011) – *MTK: Music To Know Festival* presented by BingTM announces daily line-ups: *Saturday August 13: VAMPIRE WEEKEND, Matt & Kim, Tame Impala, M. Ward, Tom Tom Club, We Are Scientists, Francis and the Lights, Suddyn*, and ... more info

NME - Festivals — The winner of our Ray Ban competition Sean Camp got the chance to review last weekend's Isle Of Wight Festival - read his write-up below: Friday I was taken to the Ray Ban tent backstage where there was booze and a fantastic party atmosphere. I wa... more info

NME — The band warm up the Main Stage as Kings Of Leon prepare to headline more info

NME — Band Of Horses, We Are Scientists and Joan Jett also set to play more info

Altsounds — MTK: Music To Know Festival presented by BingTM announces daily line-ups: * Saturday August 13: VAMPIRE WEEKEND, Matt & Kim, Tame Impala, M. Ward, Tom Tom Club, We Are Scientists, Francis and the Lights, Suddyn, and* *Nicos Gun**.* * Sunday, August... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — On Sky Arts 1/Sky 3D: Fri 10 Jun, 9.30pm (UK ONLY)In a world first, Sky is giving you the chance to be part of the action, as it broadcasts live coverage of this year’s Isle Of Wight festival in 3D.And with a host of big name acts performing, it pr... more info

Guardian Music — Fleet Foxes, LondonNow that Mumford & Sons have come along and ruined it for everyone, you'd be forgiven for never wanting to see another gang of earnest, fiddly folkies in cheesecloth shirts ever again. But it would be churlish to throw Fleet Foxes ... more info

Guardian Music — Information and lineups for the UK's best city based festivalsThe 1234 ShoreditchWhen: 9 JulyWhere: Shoreditch Park, LondonWhat: East London festival for emerging indie acts.Who: Black Lips, The Raveonettes, Lydia Lunch, Becoming RealHow much: £22.... more info