Noel Gallagher is curating next year's Teenage Cancer Trust shows which take place in London's Royal Albert Hall. Not only does the line up include Ryan Adams, Kasabian and Primal Scream but the former Oasis member will be playing live supported by Damon Albarn and Graham Coxon of Blur, who he hopes to collaborate with on stage.

The first bunch of acts for this year's Reading & Leeds Festivals in England have been announced. The event will be headlined by Foo Fighters, Kasabian and The Cure. Check out the poster which features many more confirmed acts in the replies.

Another line-up announcement has been made for this year's T in the Park festival. Headliners Snow Patrol, The Stone Roses and Kasabian will be joined by the likes of New Order, Twin Atlantic and Mastodon at the Scottish festival. Head to the replies to see the line-up so far.

Stream the new Kasabian album, Velociraptor!, here.

Head to the replies to hear the collaboration between Kasabian and LL Cool J. The rapper featured on an alternate version of the band's single, "Days Are Forgotten".

Kasabian teamed up with LL Cool J for a version of "Days Are Forgotten." The collaboration will be featured on the single, which drops on September 11.

Listen to the new single from Kasabian in the replies. "Days Are Forgotten" will be released on September 11th.

Watch the brand new video from Kasabian for "Switchblade Smiles" here. Their new album, Velociraptor!, is released on September 19.

Stream the new single from Kasabian called "Switchblade Smiles" here. Their new album, Velociraptor!, is released later this year.

Watch a video of Kasabian in the studio recording their new album here.

Kasabian has announced they will play some UK shows in June where they are expected to premiere material from their forthcoming album, which is currently being produced by Dan The Automator. Head to the replies to see the dates.

Kasabian will release their new album in October.

Kasabian and Chemical Brothers have been confirmed as the headliners for Rockness 2011.

Kasabian have been confirmed as the final headline act of the Isle of Wight Festival 2011, closing the festival on the Sunday night.

Guitarist and keyboardist Chris Karloff of Kasabian has been kicked out of the band due to "certain creative and artistic differences" during the writing and recording of their new album. Reportedly, Karloff will be pursuing a musical career elsewhere. It will be out in the US sometime this fall, most likely in October.