The legendary band is slated to perform on Saturday night (June 29). Mick Jagger shared his enthusiasm in a tweet, saying, “Can't wait to play Glastonbury. I have my wellies and my yurt!" Keith Richards chimed in as well, adding, “We all had such a ball last year, and the energy between the band is so good, we can't wait to play Glastonbury, see you on a summer's day in England."

Kings of Leon have finished recording their latest album, with a release slated for September. Speaking to NME.com, bassist Jared Followill described the album as youthful in spirit. “I thought we were going to make a really mature album, but I'm amazed how youthful it sounds," explained Followill.

ZZ Top have just wrapped up a tour of Australia, which included dates with Guns N’ Roses. After the U.S .dates, they are heading to Europe for a short summer tour, before heading back to the US for a pair of summer festivals, including Bonnaroo, and the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

Machine Head want a new bassist. The band will begin the process of searching for a ‘temporary’ bassist for this summer's shows.

Mosh.cam of Australia filmed a Slash gig August 2012, and you can now watch it all on YouTube. It is a professional recording and shows Slash and his band up-close with good audio. That’s it. If you like Slash and plenty of Gibson Les Paul action, subscribe and watch it.

The Mumford & Sons trek kicks off on May 21 in Calgary. The tour criss-crosses through Canada and the U.S. for a month, including three consecutive nights at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, CA at the end of May.

John Mayer has been sidelined from touring due to surgery to repair a granuloma in his throat. But now the guitarist is getting ready to hit the road again. We previously reported on Mayer's return to the stage with an appearance at a charity concert in Montana back in January.

Pink Floyd's masterpiece The Dark Side of the Moon has been selected by the US Library of Congress to be included in its Recording Preservation Registry. The album celebrates its 40th anniversary this month.

In a recent interview with NME, Dave Grohl revealed just how close he was to playing a Nirvana song live on stage again. Says Grohl to the magazine: "Every once in a while we talk about it. For the Sound City gig here in London we were thinking about musicians that we could invite because Stevie Nicks and John Fogerty couldn't make it.

Want to contribute to a 40th anniversary tribute to KISS and to help raise funds for a worthy cause too? Music journalist Mitch Lafon is the mastermind behind A World With Heroes, a KISS tribute album featuring a bunch of well-known artists paying tribute to their favorite fire-breathing, blood-spitting, cherrypicker-riding, zip-lining, flame-throwing rock band.