Paul Weller To Play iTunes Festival!

Paul Weller, Glasvegas, Sam Sparro for intimate London shows!

Paul Weller, Glasvegas, The Pretenders, Does It Offend You Yeah? and Sam Sparro are among the acts set to play this year's iTunes festival at London's KOKO.

Elliot Minor, Kids In Glass Houses and Annie are the other new acts set to play shows announced today (June 17).

Glasvegas will be supporting Paul Weller at his headline show on July 2. The Scottish band appear on the cover of the new issue of NME, on UK newsstand tomorrow (June 18).

Each headline band will play a gig at the venue, which will be recorded and then made available to buy from Apple's iTunes website.

All the tickets for the shows are free, and can be won at iTuneslive.co.uk.

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