The crowning ceremony will be held online next month and there will be a 24-hour livestream to celebrate and honour the winners. Vocal sensation Adam Lambert has been recognised in the 'Fan Army FTW' category for his army of 'Glamberts' and he will battle against the likes of Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato for the prize.

Mariah Carey, Bon Iver and Tyler the Creator (highlights pictured below) have been nominated for 'Best Artist Instagram', and the artists up for 'Best Interactive Music Video' include Miranda Lambert ('Fastest Girl In Town'), Linkin Park ('Lost In The Echo') and Tanlines ('Not The Same').

Macklemore and Ryan Lewis will go head-to-head with Kitty, Bauuer and Angel Haze for 'Best Web-Born Artist', and Alicia Keys and Avicii are up for the 'Most Inspiring Fan Outreach' title.

Meanwhile, Frank Ocean, Bruno Mars, Grimes and Andrew W.K. have been nominated for the 'Must Follow Artist on Twitter' award. Voting for each of the categories is open now and you can do it here.

Watch Grimes' music video for 'Oblivion' below:

- EINSTEIN'S GARDEN INFO REVEALED

- LATEST LINE-UP

- MEDIA ACCREDITATION OPEN 

"Ten Year's in, Green Man remains a festival apart" Mojo

"Round every twist and turn theres another delight" Artrocker

“Green Man's lack of corporate sponsors and branding is refreshing, as is the relaxed, mulitgenerational audience enticed by its focus on music, in a breathtaking environment.” The Independent

“Hands down one of the best festival experiences that this writer's ever had” Record Collector

“One of the most overwhelmingly lovely festival experiences out there.” Virtual Festivals

Green Man 2013 line-up so far...

Band of Horses  |  Kings of Convenience  |  Ben Howard  |  Midlake  |  Local Natives  |  The Horrors  |  John Cale  |  Swans  |  Low  |  Roy Harper  |  Villagers  |  Edwyn Collins  |  Fuck Buttons  |  Phosphorescent  |  Stornoway  |  Johnny Flynn & The Sussex Wit  |  Steve Mason  |  The Pastels  |  Archie Bronson Outfit  |  Veronica Falls  |  James Yorkston  |  Melody's Echo Chamber  |  Unknown Mortal Orchestra  |  Moon Duo  |  Lau  |  Woods  |  Sam Amidon  |  Lord Huron  |  Beak>  |  Darkstar  |  Julia Holter  |  Allah-Las  |  Public Service Broadcasting  |  Matt Berry  |  Arbouretum  |  Ólöf Arnalds  |  Mikal Cronin  |  Parquet Courts  |  This is the Kit  |  Half Moon Run  |  Buke & Gase  |  Anna von Hausswolff  |  Teleman  |  Girls Names  |  Rachel Zeffira  |  Peggy Sue  | Darren Hayman  |  Ryan Francesconi & Mirabai Peart  |  Fernhill  |  Jon Langford  |  Fossil Collective  |  Sweet Baboo  |  Jacco Gardner  |  Ellen & The Escapades  |  Bear's Den  |  Rozi Plain  |  Gulp  |  Zervas & Pepper  |  Marika Hackman  |  Landshapes  |  Revere  |  Keston Cobblers Club  | Flamingods  |  Thought Forms  |  Trwbador  |  Blaenavon  |  Wild Smiles  |  Fist of the First Man  |  DJ Fitz  |  Cowbois Rhos Botnwwog  |  Huw M  |  Annie Eve  |  Grass House  |  Denai Moore  |  Man's An Idiot  | Annie Dressner  |  Mo Kenney

After Dark- Phantasy feat. Erol Alkan & Daniel Avery  |  Andrew Weatherall  |  Jon Hopkins (live) 

Chai Wallahs - Solo Banton  |  Dr Syntax & The Mouse Outfit  |  Syd Arthur  |  Babyhead  |  Benji Boko  |  We Were Evergreen  |  Riot Jazz Brass Band  |  Resonators  |  Will & The People |  Birth of Joy  |  Heymoonshaker  |  Wille & The Bandits  |  Yumi & The Weather  |  Honeyfeet  |  The Intermission Project  |  Cocos Lovers  |  Mankala  |  Pat Dam Smyth  |  Will Varley  |  Zimbaremabwe

BE A HERO WITH EINSTEIN’S GARDEN AT GREEN MAN 2013!

Prepare to have your brains boggled as the mind-meltingly brilliant Einstein’s Garden returns with a ‘heroic’ line-up of science and nature fun!

Explore the far flung reaches of your imagination with over 100 jaw-dropping performances, from live comedy, music and theatre to walks, talks and interactive installations – all set across three sustainably powered stages.

This year our theme is ‘heroes’. We’ll be celebrating superheroes, cult heroes, unlikely heroes, heroes of the animal world, Greek gods, eco-warriors and – of course – scientific heroes like the inspirational Albert Einstein himself! 

So get your cape on, wear your pants over your trousers and come and be a hero in Einstein’s Garden – we guarantee you won’t experience anything like it anywhere else this summer!

Here’s a flavour of what to expect in Green Man’s free-thinking haven of exploration and experimentation…

Hormone Harmony

Meet the gods and heroes of Ancient Greece and discover how hormones affect our lives in an interactive performance supported by The Physiological Society.

Ugly Animal Preservation Society

Superb stand-up comedy with a conservational twist as a terrific line-up of top comedians each champion one of Mother Nature’s unsung heroes!

Cracking the Code - The Genetics of Superheroes

What are real mutants like? Could genetics make us superhuman? Biologist and TV presenter Simon Watt investigates the science behind superheroes.

Mimina: For All Mankind

Witness the pioneering heroes of space as you’ve never seen them before with an atmospheric re-scoring of dramatic 1960s Apollo moon mission footage.

After Hours at the Pole Star Club

Experience some truly cosmic storytelling from Christine Watkins, the universe-mapping artist Maria Hayes and vocal violinist extraordinaire Sianed Jones.

Zombie Science

Join Theoretical Zombiologist Doctor Austin for a spoof multimedia tutorial exploring the real science behind a gruesome Zombie epidemic.

Science Showoff

This anarchic science cabaret sees the UK’s brainiest performers attempt to blow your mind before the Showometer counts down and they get kicked off the stage.

Being 747 present The Evolution of Science pt 2: ‘THE INVISIBLE STUFF’

The intrepid Yorkshire “EduPop’ trio continue their ambitious attempt to map the history of science through the medium of jaunty rock music.

PLUS! A Cappella - The Improvised Musical, Bert Miller & The Animal Folk, Bright Club, Buzz Words & The Bee Ceilidh, Minima, Mogees, Paul Mosley, Nuala Honan, Polly & The Billets Doux, Rattle Tales, Science Showoff, Sculpting Nature with Mike Hartley, The Incurable Imagination of Anthony Jones, The Rise of the Insect Superpowers, Why We Die and our ever popular Wildlife Walks!

We guarantee you won’t find anything quite like Einstein’s Garden at any other UK festival – get your tickets for Green Man 2013 here.

About Green Man:

Located in the truly lovely Black Mountains (near Crickhowell in the Brecon Beacons), this intimate festival is in the most beautiful festival site in the UK, with a 10 year tradition of championing great music, good times and good causes..

Refreshingly independent, and the go to festival to discover new musical talent, Green Man still delivers an incredible value for money wonderful festival experience.

With ten entertainment areas in lush Welsh Wilderness, 24 hour entertainments, comedy, poetry, literature, art & science, fun for 12 and unders and a separate area just for teens, spas, therapies, hot piping showers, local ale and cider sipping, all night bonfires, gorgeous selection of locally sourced food over 4 days of festival fun, the award winning Green Man really has got it all.

Why not make a real adventure of it with our seven-day Holiday Ticket combining a holiday in Wales with the Green Man.

Experience iconic headline performances at the Mountain’s Foot, go Far Out After Dark with the UK’s only 24-hour festival licence, and get down and dirty with some truly devilish DJs and dance acts. Soak up the best in stand-up comedy and spoken word at Babbling Tongues, witness science and nature collide in the mind-boggling Einstein’s Garden, or stray far from the ever-madding crowd in the blissful idyll of Fountain Falls.

Wales own Green Man is really easy to get to by train with a free shuttle bus taking right from the local station into the festival. If you are coming by car its approximately 3 hours from London, 3hrs from Manchester, 3hrs 30mins Brighton, 1hr 30mins Bristol.

2012 UK Festival Awards ‘Grass Roots Festival Award’ winner:

The Grass Roots Award is "for festivals that should be celebrated, not just for the courage, vision, commitment and often personal sacrifice invested by their organisers, but also because they never forget where they've come from, supporting their local communities and new music along the way while retaining an independent spirit and resisting commercial saturation." - The UK Festival Awards

Notes to Editors:

Dates: Thursday August 15th – Sunday August 18th 2013

Location: Glanusk Estate, Black Mountains, Wales

High-res images can be downloaded from here, if you need more just ask:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/j75atbo6dra3zii/fl-6yz1-1L

Tickets (Please note that all our ticket prices exactly the same as 2012):

Green Man 2013 Festival Ticket

Adult = £145

Student = £125

Teen (13-17yrs) = £75

Child (5-12yrs) = £5

Infant (0-4yrs) = FREE but ticket required

Live In Vehicle = £60

Family Camping Car Park = £5 (all cars require ticket)

General Camping Car Park = £5 (all cars require ticket)

Green Man 2013 Holiday - you must have also purchased a festival ticket to take advantage of this offer

Holiday Ticket = £40

Holiday Car Park = £5 (all cars require ticket)

Holiday Live In Vehicle - £60

Green Man 2013 Festival Deposit - pay an initial deposit of 50% (plus booking fee and postage) now to secure your Green Man 2013 Festival ticket and pay the balance before Tuesday 30th April 2013

Please note that all deposits are non-refundable, and Green Man will be unable to send out your tickets until the full balance is paid. Click here to book your tickets and see the full terms and conditions

Get tickets from:

http://www.greenman.net/tickets

http://www.ticketline.co.uk/green-man

For further information please contact sinead@bleachedcommunications.com / sarah@bleachedcommunications.com

The drummer was one of many celebrities taking part in the gruelling run on Sunday (April 21).

Judd's training for the sporting event was tainted after he revealed that he had developed an irregular heartbeat due to excessive exercise.

Nevertheless, the McFly man crossed the 26.2 mile marathon's finish line - and then thanked his fans on Twitter. He said:

"Of course thanks to you guys for all of you're good luck messages and support x."

Judd added that one of his highlights from the day was bypassing cricketer Andrew Strauss whilst on the run.

The list, published today (April 21), sees the former X Factor stars named as the UK's wealthiest boy band with a combined wealth of £25 million.

The 'Kiss You' hitmakers have knocked JLS off the top spot, as they drop down to Number two with an estimated combined wealth of £24 million.

Meanwhile, Paul McCartney has topped the musician's rich list for the 24th year running. The Beatles icon was named the UK's wealthiest performer with a £680 million fortune, which is shared with his wife Nancy Shevell. McCartney has been at the top of all the Sunday Times Rich List charts since its inception in 1989. In those days he was worth £80million. Not long after, by 1993, the singer's fortune had grown by to a staggering £400 million.

Adele is the leader of the Young Musicians Rich List (aged 30 and under). The 'Someone Like You' hitmaker now has a fortune of £30 million, following the success of her second album, '21'.

The top 10 richest musicians in Britain and Ireland according to the Sunday Times Rich List are:

1. Sir Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell - £680 million
2. Andrew Lloyd Webber - £620 million
3. U2 -£520 million
4. Sir Elton John - £240 million
5. David and Victoria Beckham - £200 million
6. Mick Jagger - £200 million
7. Michael Flatley - £191 million
8. Keith Richards - £185 million
9. Olivia and Dhani Harrison - £180 million
10. Sting - £180 million

The top 10 richest musicians aged 30 and under in Britain and Ireland according to the Sunday Times Rich List are:

1. Adele - £30 million
2. Cheryl Cole - £14 million
=3. Leona Lewis - £12 million
=3. Katie Melua - £12 million
5. Florence Welch - £9 million
=6. Charlotte Church - £8 million
=6. Jessie J - £8 million
=6. Lily Allen - £8 million
=8. Nadine Coyle - £6 million
=8. Duffy - £6 million
=8. Jonathan 'JB' Gill - £6 million

How's the tour been so far?

It's the best tour we've ever had the pleasure of doing - the biggest shows and the most fun, both on the stage and off. I also think there's the gratitude and taking everything less and less and less for granted, even the little things - like having a bed to sleep in and having good food and being surrounded by the best friends - all of that has finally sunk in. When you're doing something that's quite intense – not that this is that intense compared to being in the army, or the navy or the marines or the air force – it causes us some amount of difficulty in absorbing and fully fathoming what we get to do.

Is 'I Get Wet' just as good as it was ten years ago?

I enjoy playing those songs more now than I even did when we first released the album, but I wouldn't have expected to find new excitement in them every time we play. And I don't take credit for that – I think it's something that has been said by many other creative people before...that they're channelling a power from beyond them and it's up to them to deliver it – I don't really know how those songs were made or how I got to make them, but I feel like for whatever reason I was meant to execute them, and in that way I feel like I'm in the greatest Andrew W.K. cover band that has ever existed.

You're well known for your track 'Party Hard'. I take it there has been a lot of partying hard over the years?

That was the goal from the very beginning - to try to prove to myself and to hopefully as many other people possible that you can be in a state of celebration and pleasure and partying every day, all day. If you keep working at it – and we've humbly been at it…for me, six years, for some of the other guys in the band ten years, and of course the folks that put it all together I guess, 14 years – you get better when you practice something, even if it's partying.

What are your top five tips for partying hard?

Number one…dry socks. Or bare feet. But I would not recommend having a swamp foot, a sweat foot, cake foot, water foot, any kind of smush foot – you want a dry foot. Or just go barefoot, but then you've got to watch or for broken glass, nails, snug bugs, human waste, animal waste, barbed wire of cross, if you're hopping over fences and things.

Number two? Beer?

Beer, water, milk, juices, sweet wines…

So you're saying you can party hard on water?

You can party hard on anything. That's the beauty of it. For me, it's being in a state of gratitude about being alive. For example, a lot of people celebrate Friday and the weekend, and people celebrate birthdays, New Year, the holidays. But if you're celebrating these things out of gratitude and thankfulness – what about celebrating not being dead? Can't we celebrate that? If you're alive every day, then that is reason to celebrate each and every day.

Number three?

Number three is to try and locate a bug. It could be a fly, a mosquito or a cockroach, a dune bug, a pollywog, a periwinkle. The goal is to locate some kind of bug, then let it flourish - even just for a moment or two - and then you can press down on its body until it bursts.

Four?

Let's have some other folks come by. You can party by yourself, but at least 93% of the time it is more fun to have someone else there.

And number five?

Number five would be to have some kind of music and some kind of gravy. Brown gravy, sausage gravy…any kind of flavoured sauce really. Hollandaise or even just melted butter. Why not add some flavour to your life and party hard? Sauces and bugs and all that good stuff.

Who else in the music business parties equally as hard as you?

I think most people, from what I've seen. I've only met a small handful of folk, but they certainly partied very hard and they were kind and they were gracious, very noble and jovial and cordial, very friendly, very warm, and they were very affable, very amiable.

What is the hardest you've ever partied in your whole life?

Last night. It was quite wild, but at the same time quite focused. It's difficult to be wild when you're unfocused, you tend to just fall asleep. So it is a combination of energy, enthusiasm and passion and with that, letting loose and distraction, blurriness, complete intoxication, euphoria, confusion. You want to fly back and forth between those two sides, falling back and forth in an unbalanced way.

So what's planned after this tour?

Lots of partying, and recording the new album when I get back to New York City in June, then releasing the album, continuing to party, play concerts and do everything we possibly can to conjure up a feeling of joy and excitement using entertainment.