The Rolling Stones might have been who everybody talked about, but Glastonbury’s final headliners seem to have benefitted most from their exposure on the Pyramid stage this weekend as Mumford & Sons are heading for number one – despite not having released a new record.

For the past five days, Glastonbury has been home to some 135,000 ticket holders.

Your kids would rather be on a Thomas Cook holiday, not observing you skanking

Watch the videos below to listen to tracks from bands who played the Isle of Wight Festival this year.

Don’t ring us: welcome to the bellowing boss who’s hilarious  as long as the joke’s not on him

It's the student test so grand one team nearly missed an exam for it – but still lost

See the Ivor Novello nominations in full, below

Emeli Sande's success looks set to continue after she was nominated for two prestigious songwriting awards.

Now in its 7th year, Field Day, London’s most forward thinking festival returns to the leafy green surroundings of Victoria Park. With its unique formula of pioneering line-up coupled with village fete mentality, Field Day is a celebration of all that is bold, daring and innovative in the world of alternative music!

If any current band could soundtrack Spirit of ’45, Ken Loach’s new documentary on Britain’s post-war spirit of utopian belonging, it’s British Sea Power.

So here we are. After various side-projects, a three-year hiatus and the briefest of UK tours to promote 2012’s Four, Bloc Party have arrived at the not-long-for-this-earth Earls Court for their biggest ever show.

Muse

Hip hop duo Rizzle Kicks have been added to the line-up of the Isle of Wight Festival along with 1980s favourites T'Pau.

It may simply be the influence of producers Flood and Alan Moulder, who have a track record of rendering indie-rock commercially palatable, but on Holy Fire, Foals move further away from their nerdy math-rock origins to a more muscular rock'n'roll style.