That's another week over for Music News LIVE.

Scroll down for Five Things We've Learned, all about the Arctic Monkeys UK comeback and new music from the likes of Lilly Allen, Jorja Smith and Bugzy Malone.

Plus everybody is going England crazy ahead of the World Cup.

See who you think scored big and who put one in the back of their own music net.

Enjoy the new-look 1970s space-age Monkeys tonight on BBC Two and we'll see you all back here on planet earth/work on Monday.

In a week when the Arctic Monkeys (above) returned to the UK live scene, Lilly Allen publicly fell out with Piers Morgan, and Demi Lovato had to apologise for a prank on her bodyguard, there is a lot of choose from.

That said, we have tried - so here is our top five...

1)Three weeks is long enough to get a tatt tribute to your girlfriend.

If she's Ariana Grande, that is.

Things are moving fast for the singer and new boyfriend, Saturday Night Live comedian Pete Davidson.

The couple, who have been dating for three weeks, took things to the next level at the weekend when Pete got not one, but two tattoos in tribute to his new lady, including *gulp* her initials.

I've got a bag of peanuts in my drawer that I've had a longer relationship with.

Read more.

2) We have a new youngest Newbie Tuesday

At the grand old age of 16, Ibizan-by-way of Antigua Au/Ra is a singer-songwriter whose collaboration with UK producers Camelphat has been one of the tunes of the (pre) summer.

So much so that radio 1 made it a tune of the week.

"Funnily, that style of music isn't really popular in Antigua," she admits. "Everyone listens to reggae and dancehall so I don't think that many people there other than my friends know that it's me.

"But to hear it playing on Radio 1 is insane."

Read more about Au/ra and her battle with stage fright.

3) Dolly Parton's biggest hits are coming to Netflix

Dolly is working on a new series for the streaming service, based on her music.

Dolly will executive produce and will apparently co-star as well.

"As a songwriter, I have always enjoyed telling stories through my music. We hope our show will inspire and entertain families and folks of all generations," she said.

Us "folks" are well excited.

Read more.

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4) Donald Glover aka Childish Gambino... aka Willy Wonka?

The singer, rapper and actor is apparently in the running to play a slightly creepy confectioner Willy Wonka, in the forthcoming big screen spin-off.

The "origin story", is expected to reveal how Wonka first amassed his fortune and met those all important Oompa Loompas.

Donald - whose This is America video has now been viewed more than 242m times - joins Ryan Gosling and Fantastic Beasts' Ezra Miller among the hot picks to play Roald Dahl's chocolatier, according to Collider, external

Read more.

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5) Spandau Ballet's new singer made his debut

Spandau Ballet introduced their new frontman - West End musical star Ross William Wild - at a club show at London’s Subterania.

Martin Kemp had met the 30-year old Aberdonian singer when he starred alongside the bassist in The Million Dollar Quartet in 2016.

“He gave me goosebumps every night he sang," said Martin.

The band's set list included hits like Through the Barricades, Gold and True - all released before Ross was born.

Read more.

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As if he's not been busy hosting random listening parties for his solo work, Kanye apparently launched his record with Kid Cudi last night at an event just outside LA.

According to Rolling Stone, external, the rap duo premiered their new record Kids See Ghosts in person at a livestreamed listening party.

We can't find it on any streaming services yet but presumably its coming at some point this weekend (though second guessing Kanye might not be the wisest move).

If you can't wait, Kanye has posted instructions to an app where you can find it now below.

The pair first worked together ten years ago on West's fourth studio album 808s & Heartbreak.

Some fans who tuned in to the livestream (or were maybe even there) have been giving their first impressions.

Ghostly

The social media music pundits did not appreciate the pre-Russia ditty provided by the Kaiser Chiefs' frontman and his cricketing star-turned-telly 'sleb Freddie Flintoff (scroll down).

Wonder if they'll look on this one by the London duo, which sounds eerily reminiscent of a previous class World Cup song by New Order.

Well if it ain't broke...

The music video features Ellie Rowsell showing that she could easily play up front for England when she's not fronting up Wolf Alice.

BBC Radio 5 live

In 2011, there was one songs on everybody's lisp (for all the wrong reasons).

Rebecca Black's self-released Friday became a worldwide viral hit.

Now, aged 20, she has told BBC Radio 5 live that it's taken her years to get over the trolling.

It was dubbed "the world's worst song" by critics, and quickly became one of the site's most disliked videos.

"I saw everything. When I started reading those negative comments I just couldn't stop - I just kept going and going and going," she said.

"People commenting don't think a real person has to read this and move on with their day."

Watch above and read more.

You can also relive the horror below. Click it, we dare you - it is Friday after all.

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The singer's brand Saint Heron is teaming up with Swedish one-size fits all furniture chain Ikea.

She tweeted a 20-second video, external featuring the words “Objects, Space, Architecture”.

The collaboration will apparently continue “building the community that we wish to see exist through music, visual art, and performance art mediums.”

Until now, a flat pack table has never struck us in that way.

Two exciting new albums out today, from Welsh psyche-rockers Boy Azooga and south London crooner Matt Maltese.

First up, (above) here is the "Broadcast, Serge Gainsbourg, Caribou, George Harrison"-inspired opening track to BA's brilliantly titled 1,2, Kung Fu!

According to singer Davy Newngton: "Breakfast Epiphany is the first track off the record, I came up with the chorus lyric in the shower and just kept repeating it again and again so that I didn’t forget the lyrics before I could write it in my phone notes."

How modern.

"Having said the lyrics over and over to myself so as not to forget them" he continued.

"I thought I would do that in the actual song too, like a chant or something. It’s quite a sad song so I thought I’d give it a daft pun name."

The video was shot during a drinking session in Cardiff.

Next up is Matt Maltese, who first came to our attention last year when we featured him as a Newbie Tuesday artist in November.

His debut album Bad Contestant is also out today.

He told us at the time: "I'm neurotic enough about one song and now I have another 13 to be neurotic about.

"It's quite a feat but I'm really looking forward to it."

Us too. And here's a taster with his track Greatest Comedian (above).

And here are the pics to prove it.

The chart-topping rapper has had "Always Tired" etched beneath both eyes (presumably to hide the bags?).

They go with his "Stay Away" tatt above his right eye, his sword on his cheek and his barbed-wire ink across his forehead.

We desperately hope he gets "Always hungry" done below his bottom lip.

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Straight off the back of their Live at the BBC Maida Vale special last night (which you can watch on BBC Two tonight from 23:05) the Arctic Monkeys did a hot lap over to London's iconic Royal Albert Hall for a special gig in aid of the War Child charity.

It was the band's first UK gig since the release of their divisive new album, Tranquility Base Hotel + Casino and Music News LIVE was there to witness the start of the new Monkeys era.

There was something old (From the Ritz to the Rubble), something new (Star Treatment), something borrowed (band members) but sadly nothing blue.

Here's what we learned.

BBC 6 Music

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The BBC station is handing over control to women today with programmes presented by women playing music written and recorded by women.

Some of the highlights include an intimate portrait of Patti Smith through her own words from interviews recorded across her career; and curated shows from the likes of Jodie Whittaker, Laura Marling, Neneh Cherry and Alison Goldfrapp.

Later there is an interview with the Godmother of disco Grace Jones by presenter Gemma Cairney.

Finally we find out how keen swimmer Grace would deal with a shark getting too close for comfort (below).

More info on the day of programming.

A quick double-dose of live announcements now

Following the announcement of their sixth studio album, VI, Surrey rock band You Me At Six will play a UK headline tour in November and December with support from Marmozets & The Xcerts.

The band's new single 3AM was Annie Mac's Hottest Record earlier this week.

Meanwhile Aussie pop-rockers 5 Seconds of Summer will also head out on the road in the Uk, with dates announced for their Meet You There tour in October and November.

The band's third album, Youngblood, is due on 15 June.

So that's your autumn/winter sorted then.

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It's not to everyone's taste.

The pair have recorded an ode to England captain Harry Kane to the tune of Boney M's Rasputin (because he's Russian, geddit?).

As it's little more than an ad, we haven't posted it here but you can find in on YouTube.

It's for a betting firm BetStars and reviews online have been... unkind.

...this is probably enough.

But this is quite good fun...

Some exciting news for all you hep cats out there.

A previously unheard album by the late, great John Coltrane is on the way.

In 1963, he and his quartet recorded a session at the Van Gelder Studios in New Jersey.

John took the tapes home at the end of the day and they lay unused in his family home. He died four years later of liver cancer.

The album's worth of material, which features unheard originals is now being released 55 years on.

Both Directions at Once: The Lost Album is out on 29 June

Saxophonist Sonny Rollins claims; “This is like finding a new room in the Great Pyramid”.

If that room was dark, smoky and served whisky shots.

Listen above to one of the new tracks.

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The 20-year-old from Walsall has been one of the most hotly-tipped singers in the UK for a while now - finishing fourth in the BBC Sound of 2017 poll - so the arrival of her debut album today will be big news to many.

Including Drake, who is officially a fan.

It's not hard to see why Radio 2 selected her as their first New to 2 artist, when you hear her sing tracks like Blue Lights.

Over on Radio 1 in the Live Lounge yesterday, she also covered Rihanna's Man Down and mashed it up with Cardi B's Be Careful.

For many of you, it was one of the best Live Lounge performances in recent memory.

Check it out above.

While the band are busy showcasing their new singer, 30-year-old Scotsman Ross William Wild, Tony is launching his new solo album.

The singer was speaking to BBC Breakfast earlier about his latest LP, Talking to the Moon, when he was asked about his split from the band last year.

At the time, he released a statement which said: "Due to circumstances beyond my control, it is with deep regret that I am required to state that I am no longer a member of the band."

"It's something that happened, something specific, I may say one day what it was, or I may never say," he added this morning.

"I genuinely wish them all the best, I'm getting on with my life."

The London singer returns today with her fourth studio album, No Shame, which is as frank as ever.

Lily spoke to our music reporter Mark Savage about the new release, divorce, depression and her recent stalker terror.

But she did so in good spirits.

Read more and check out her performance of new ballad, Three, from the new album, for Jools Holland last week (above).

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UK music has, for the third year running, accounted for one in every eight albums sold or streamed around the world in 2017.

Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith and The Beatles were among the most popular, according to a new report by the BPI.

British artists made up nearly half of all album sales within in the UK and a quarter of all sales in Australia.

One in every six albums sold internationally is by an American artist.

Geoff Taylor, chief executive of the BPI said: "As Britain begins to chart its new course in international trade, it's not idle hyperbole to claim that music has truly become Britain's international calling card."

Ed's album Divide was the world's biggest-selling album, according to recent figures by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI).

Among the other big hitters on the global stage were Harry Styles, Liam Gallagher and Depeche Mode.

A little less encouraging is that no women made the top 10 best-selling UK albums worldwide.

The Manchester grime MC star returned to Radio 1 with a new hottest record last night.

"I just wanted to bring it back," he told Annie Mac.

"And remind people of what they might of missed, you get what I'm saying?"

We hear you Bugz.

It's taken from his forthcoming debut Be Inspired and you can check it above.

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Yes you!

It's time for one last blast of Music News LIVE before the weekend, so let's make it a good one.

Today we'll tell you all about the Arctic Monkeys first UK gig since the release of their very different new album.

Speaking of new albums, we'll hear from from Lily Allen as she makes a No Shame return, Brits critics' choice winner Jorja Smith drops her long-awaited debut as does former Newbie Tuesday artist Matt Maltese and Swedish alt-pop star Lykki Li releases her fourth.

6 Music is celebrating women with a day of programming presented by women, playing music written and performed by women.

Plus Ex-Spandau Ballet singer tells BBC Breakfast about his split from the band, previously unheard compositions by jazz legend John Coltrane will be released later this month and Solange is teaming up with a furniture brand

Later on we'll reveal another five things we've learned this week and then we'll leave before the lights come on.