Foxygen's fractious journey through SXSW earlier this month was widely reported and discussed. On Thursday, the fallout continued as the pair announced that they were cancelling their European tour and festival commitments for "the creative health of the band." The band's upcoming North American dates will go on, including a stop at the Knitting Factory on May 14 and Mercury Lounge on May 15.

The lineup for Britain's Glastonbury Festival, likely the most famous all of the outdoor festivals,  will include headliners the Rolling Stones, Arctic Monkeys and Mumford & Sons on the Pyramid Stage, plus Vampire Weekend, Primal Scream, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds,  Portishead, Public Enemy, Phoenix, Elvis Costello, The xx, Cat Power, Dizzee Rascal, Foals, Johnny Marr, Dinosaur Jr., and many more. The iconic festival, currently sold-out, takes place June 28-30 on Worthy Farm in Somerset, England.

Robert DeLong is determined to bring a one-man party to the stage, but the Los Angeles-based dance artist isn't interested in churning out the dull brand of roaring EDM as proselytized by Deadmau5 or Skrillex. Adroitly juggling electronic gadgetry, supple pop chops and insightful lyrics, Robert DeLong's music harkens back to a more sophisticated era of dance music. Watch the videos from Robert DeLong recent TAS session, including his hit "Global Concepts," and listen to the Coachella-bound musician's session when it airs this Friday, March 29, on TAS on 91.5 WNYE at 11 a.m. ET, also streaming online.