Amadou and Mariam

Saturday’s NYC-area shows include Enumclaw, vein.fm, Jesse Malin, All Them Witches, Why Bonnie, Combo Chimbita, Caroline Rose, and more.

Glastonbury also renamed the John Peel stage, and co-organizer Emily Eavis gave an interview about the lineup's diversity.

Monday's NYC-area shows include Amadou & Mariam, Joy Oladokun, and more.

The lineup includes Four Tet (live), Father John Misty, Sharon Van Etten, IDLES, Broken Social Scene, Stereolab, Big Thief, Richard Thompson, and much more.

Bonnaroo wrapped up on Sunday with sets from The Killers, alt-J, Broken Social Scene, Thundercat, Future, Rich Brian, and more. Dates for the 2019 edition of the festival have also been announced, and they're shifting a week later than usual.

Bonnaroo is this weekend, and whether you're going or streaming it live, check out our list of (slightly less obvious) artists not to miss at the fest.

Malian music greats Amadou & Mariam, who released La Confusion last year, will be in the U.S. in June for Bonnaroo and the summer-long San Francisco Jazz Festival, and will be playing a few other shows while here.

This year's fest took place August 31 - September 3 at the UK's Larmer Tree Gardens and saw sets from Father John Misty, Mac DeMarco, Waxahatchee, Slowdive, The Moonlandingz, Jesus & Mary Chain, Amadou and Mariam, Aldous Harding, Real Estate, Foxygen, Alex Cameron, Baxter Dury, Girl Ray, and lots more.

Acclaimed Malian music duo Amadou & Mariam have just released infectious new single "Bofou Safou" which will be on their new album La Confusion, due out later this year via Because Music...

With help from Eugene Mirman, Chris Gethard, Mike Birbiglia, Portugal. The Man and more, Weird Al just began announcing the 2013 Bonnaroo line-up on the Bonnaroo YouTube page which happens June 13 - 16 in Manchester, TN...