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Johnny Marr joined The Cribs on the Manchester leg of the Shockwaves NME Tour at the weekend, playing The Smiths' 'Panic' plus the Wakefield trio's 'I'm A Realist' as part of the band's headline set. - Source

11 of the 15 songs on Morrissey's outrageously imbalanced new Greatest Hits-- including two new tracks-- date from the last three years, celebrating the career renaissance kicked off by his You Are the Quarry album. - Source

As you might have noticed, some kind of important televised sporting event happened earlier this evening. A ball was kicked and thrown and men in extremely tight pants ran back and forth across something resembling grass. In the middle, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers performed, though they didn't really seem to get what all the fuss was about. (Tom didn't even think the occasion was worth shaving for.) - Source

Enjoy 'Untitled 4 (The Nothing Song)' below. Visit Sigur Ros at their MySpace page. - Source

The Cribs were joined onstage by The Smiths' Johnny Marr in Glasgow on the Shockwaves NME Awards Tour last night (February 1). - Source

Enjoy In Rainbows fave, 'House Of Cards', below. Download the tune at bottom of post. - Source

Following a one-off gig in Wheaton, Illinois this month (a solo set) and a brief trek Down Under in March, Sam Beam's Iron amp;amp; Wine will hit the road across the U.S. for a spell. He'll be joined for the second time in a while by his chums in Califone, making this truly the most beards and vests you're likely to see on a single stage this spring. Man, is that a funny line. - Source

Here's the 411, courtesy of Muse's official site: *Following Muse's 2 nights at the new Wembley Stadium last summer, the band is delighted to announce that they will be releasing a CD-DVD package documenting the weekend. Released on March 17th, it will contain an audio CD from Saturday night and a DVD with footage from Sunday night. More information will come very soon!* - Source

You know how Kimmel's always apologizing for running out of time on Matt Damon? Will Hunting's getting even. Sarah wrote a song about it. It's funnier than you think it's gonna be.

How did you like them apples? So many genres! So much fucking Matt Damon. "I Love L.A." was pretty much perfect. A bonus for Sarah Silverman Program fans comes after the jump, where Steve Agee takes a business-minded trip to Yacht Rocker JD Ryznar's place. It involves beer, shirtless car photos, and the Guess Who. - Source

Where Seventh Tree is concerned, Goldfrapp sure aren't interested in rushing things. What began with standard pre-album chatter became a name and a release date, which begat a tracklist, then finally, a first single. - Source