Glastonbury begins with rain, rock and revels
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Glastonbury, the world's biggest green field arts and music festival, opened on Friday with a record 177,500 people braving rain to hear British rockers Arctic Monkeys, Icelander Bjork and the haunting sound of Canadian band Arcade Fire.
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The White Stripes, the Chemical Brothers, Muse and Joss Stone are to rock Paris this weekend when a new music festival started just a year ago opens its gates to top-notch bands.
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The first of Dierks Bentley's two big outdoor shows this month is a gimme.
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The Killers headline Glastonbury's second full day as festival-goers shrug off muddy conditions.
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As some concerts and outdoor music events struggle, the Austin City Limits Music Festival revels in its success.
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Rain returns at Headingley to hold up the start of day three of the second Test between England and West Indies.
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Tens of thousands of revellers are at the Reading, Leeds and Creamfields music festivals at the weekend.
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American rockers The Killers will headline the second day of the Glastonbury music festival Saturday, where muddy conditions are failing to dampen the spirits of music fans.
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All you need to know as the year-long festival begins
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It is about 1 am, technically Saturday morning, but in this town Friday night is just getting started. Inside The Palms Casino, the line of people waiting to get into Rain, currently
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The Killers prepare to top Glastonbury's second full day as festival-goers shrug off muddy conditions.
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A registration system for Glastonbury Festival tickets, designed to frustrate touts, opens for business.
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More people and more security are greeting the last Glastonbury ticket-holders as the festival begins.
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Heavy rain and lightning cause power cuts, flooding and transport disruption across England and Wales.
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Glastonbury music festival, one of  the world&#39;s biggest, opened on Wednesday with legends such as  The Who billed alongside Las Vegas rockers The Killers at  concerts expected to be played out in slippery mud.
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Glastonbury Festival Michael Eavis praises festival-goers' spirit after heavy rain blighted the event.
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Many events are affected over the Bank holiday weekend after two inches of rain fell in parts of England.