"There are tens of thousands of boutique manufacturers out there, but there's only one Moog Music," Moog Music Inc. President Mike Adams told the Asheville Citizen-Times. "You hear our instruments everywhere -- from the ring tone on your cell phone to modern music to movie compositions."

The duo, Rob Garza and Eric Hilton, who make up Thievery Corporation, will again headline the Sea of Dreams New Year's Eve party, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

The sixth annual Rhythm & Vines festival in New Zealand will feature Franz Ferdinand, Shihad, The Kooks, Public Enemy, Santogold, Ladyhawke, Late of The Pier, The Mystery Jets, Jamie Lidell, Carl Cox, Digitalism and Adam Freeland and others.

Tiesto, Carl Cox, Roni Size, Cut Copy and the Ting Tings are among the performers scheduled for the 2009 Ultra Music Festival.

The City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Cultural Development has been awarded a $150,000 grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation to continue the production of Sleepless Night, a 13-hour, citywide arts celebration, according to a news release.

Blur confirms they'll headline London's Hyde Park on Saturday 3 July, Radio 1 reports.

FreQ Nasty plays in Edmonton, Canada.

Oasis, Ladytron and Radiohead are part of a new compilation album to raise money for the Pablove Foundation. Urban Outfitters and Filter Magazine have teamed up to curate the fifth installment of the Give.Listen.Help compilation series, according to the retailer's Web site.

The Hartnoll brothers are scheduled to return for their first live show in five years since The Orbital split in 2004, NME.com reports.

Pete Tong plans to launch a search for music talent called the Tong Factor, the Australian IntheMix.com reports.