We're off home for an early night after all the weekend fun from Wireless, Pride, Hyde Park, TRNSMT and beyond.

Scroll down for more on all that plus Mariah's summer trip to Blackpool being off until next year), Zayn doing his best Elvis impersonation (again not on Blackpool pier) and Gorillaz ending their set abruptly after Del The Funky Homosapien fell off stage.

Plus Boy G says - or rather sings - that football is coming home but Noel G is certain that it isn't.

We're staying firmly on the fence.

See you all tomorrow for more of the same.

Another new music video for you, as a bunch of wildly overdressed people get their groove on beneath a flyover in Johannesburg and at Ridley Road market in Hackney, east London.

It helps that those people are made up of some very famous musicians.

Rudimental, Major Lazer Anne-Marie & Mr Eazi to be precise

Check out the video for Let Me Live above.

The best part-y about a street party like this is that the tidying up part is absolutely minimal.

Paul Glynn
Music News LIVE reporter

The hard-working Manchester pop rockers were on stage early at Hyde Park on Saturday at The Cure's 40th anniversary event, before heading off to play another gig elsewhere.

It's fair to say they were excited, describing it as "a big moment for us" and probably "the highlight" of the summer so far.

We caught up with the band, who have been putting the finishing touches on their debut album, just after soundcheck, where they had been "getting pictures, like a family!"

"Playing on the same stage as Robert Smith is pretty unreal," said singer Heather Baron-Gracie.

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The P Waves played just ahead of England's 2-0 win over Sweden but Heather confessed she's not massively bothered about the beautiful game.

"I didn't even know the World Cup was happening until I noticed all the England flags," she joked.

"I mean I hope we win, but I'm not passionate about football really."

Aside from their catchy odes to lovelorn youth, the band, who will also play Reading + Leeds Festival this summer, have drawn comparisons to The Cure regarding their darker tastes in fashion.

Robert Smith never seemed to care much for the term goth in interviews down the years and it seems that Heather feels the same.

Listen above.

The gospel-tinged new single is taken from the Irish band's forthcoming album, Politics Of Living.

The cinematic video was directed by James Fitzgerald and you can check it out above.

Bassist Jason Boland said: "He’s produced a world class video for us and we look forward to working with him and his crew again in the future."

The apparently rather generous band play four free UK shows this week as a thank you to fans - in London, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow - who pre-ordered the record.

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Beyonce, Jay-Z, Ed Sheeran and Coldplay singer Chris Martin are to perform at the first Global Citizen Festival to be held in Africa.

The event will mark 100 years since the birth of Nelson Mandela and if you want to get a ticket, you best your skates on and start doign something charitable as fans will be able to get into the free gig at the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg in December through volunteer work.

They will also be joined on the line-up by Usher, Pharrell Williams and Eddie Vedder.

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Touring commitments in Europe ruled Years & Years frontman Olly Alexander out of enjoying London Pride with his "gaybies" this weekend.

The singer posted on Twitter to remind revelers that the celebration is also about the struggle that LGBT people have endured down the years.

The first London Pride event took place in 1972, ending in a party in Hyde Park.

BBC News has been taking a look back at the history of the "defiant" event and you can check it out below.

Know your audience George.

The crowd at The Tobin Center of Performing Arts in San Antonio, Texas were treated to the singer and his band Culture Club leading them in a rendition of Three Lions at the weekend.

George is clearly more optimistic than Noel G.

The gig, on Saturday night, followed England’s win over Sweden to reach to the World Cup semi-final.

Spot the confused faces in the crowd as a) football is soccer in the States and b) they've never heard of Frank Skinner and David Baddiel.

The singer has been having some me time on a trip to the UK, taking her daughters Estere and Stella to the MJ exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in London.

The girls had a boogie (below) whilst Madge posed for a pic inside the gift shop (where else).

On Saturday, she was spotted watching Migos at Wireless in north London.

What a life...

Music sounds better in the sunshine.

There's no scientific evidence for that, but it's a fact.

And with the UK in the middle of a heatwave, it's time to indulge in one of music's purest pleasures - the summer song.

Whether it's frothy and euphoric or laid-back and relaxed, every year produces one song that defines the season.

Last year, it was Luis Fonsi's Despacito. The year before it was Drake's One Dance. But who will take the crown in 2018?

We asked some of BBC Music's experts to select the song that's soundtracking their barbecues, pool parties and road trips.

Read more.

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The French singer has been speaking to 6 Music about her new album, Chris, which will be coming out in September.

She has already shared two new tracks from the forthcoming album, Girlfriend and Doesn't Matter, which she unveiled (complete with a new video) last week.

Of the new album, she said: "I don't believe in tracks which say, 'Be yourself, or 'Embrace who you are'.

"It doesn't mean anything to me because it's like they are trying to sell me something."

Listen above.

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Like at most gigs this weekend, chants of "it's coming home" rang out around Scarborough's Open Air Theatre on Friday night, in between songs by the former Oasis chief.

The chants of course referring to England's continued World Cup success, as soundtracked by Frank Skinner and co's 90s terrace hit., external The team's decisive World Cup quarter-final victory over Sweden was watched by nearly 20 million viewers on BBC One, according to overnight figures.

Not one to be swayed by the crowd though, Noel responded by saying: "Seriously though, it so isn't.

"You know it and I know it."

This drew boos from the crowd and also a written rebuke online from his apparently more patriotic estranged brother who managed to get a dig in at Noel's Scottish wife, Sara McDonald.

England fans will be hoping they're still singing "football's coming home" and not Stop Crying Your Heart Out, come Wednesday night.

"I was relying on booze to get me through the day, every day" he told our music reporter Mark Savage.

"I'd started drinking on my own when I couldn't find anybody to go out with. The fun element disappeared pretty rapidly, and I was just doing it out of compulsion.

"Then it starts to affect not just your health but your temper - I had a really short fuse - and your mental health. All sorts of things."

Snow Patrol released their latest lalbum Wildness in May. An album which Gary admitted may never have happen due to his booze-induced writer's block.

"There were plenty of times I thought, 'Well maybe that's it - I've written all my songs,'" he added.

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Music News LIVE reporter

Unlike many people this weekend, New York post-punk rockers Interpol did not let their sartorial standards slip in the searing sunshine, as they provided the main support at The Cure's 40th anniversary gig (scroll down for more on that one).

Drummer Sam Fogarino (pictured below) spoke to MNL just prior to going on stage about their new single, The Rover, which you may have heard on 6 Music of late, as well as their forthcoming sixth album, Marauder.

"It's very direct," said Sam of the record, which is out next month.

"Paul [singer Paul Banks] has been more straight forward than he's ever been, a little less ambiguous.

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The band marked an anniversary of their own last year - 15 years of their seminal noughties indie album Turn on the Bright Lights.

But can Sam see them one day reaching the big 4-0 themselves, like Robert Smith's headliners?

"Well I'll be 89-years-old by that point," Sam added.

"Man, if it could happen something's going right!"

Listen above.

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News of another Canadian pop star now (scroll down for Drake) in the form of Justin Bieber, who is apparently engaged to be married to US model Hailey Baldwin,

The 24-year-old popped the question at a Bahamas resort, according to TMZ.

Bieber and Baldwin only recently reunited - having dated in the past - and his security staff reportedly asked restaurant patrons to put away their phones before the star proposed.

CNN and E! News confirmed reports of the engagement, which Bieber's parents also appeared to celebrate online.

Bieber's father, Jeremy, posted a photo of his son on Instagram, saying he was "Excited for the next chapter", while his mother Pattie Mallette expressed her excitement on Twitter.

Read more.

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Bad news if you were heading to Blackpool for the August bank holiday to see Mariah in action as the event has been cancelled.

The organisers have said it has been "postponed to 2019".

Manchester-based Livewire Events Ltd said the decision was made "due to the ill-health of key personnel".

"Discussions are currently underway with some of the artists’ representatives to determine participation in Livewire 2019," a statement on Facebook (below) added.

Mariah was due to make her only UK appearance this year at the seaside town festival which was also due feature Matt Goss and Boyz II Men.

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The singing offspring of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith has dumped his whole new album on Instagram, external.

SYRE: The Electric Album is yet to appear on any streaming services.

The album is a new reworking of tracks from his debut album, which was released in November.

Each track is accompanied by pink-tinted visuals.

Jaden is not the first artist to do this though, rapper B.o.B. beat him to the punch, dropping an entire album, The Upside Down, on Insta last year.

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Robert Smith's band came out in daylight to start their epic birthday set after a red hot Saturday in a packed Hyde Park.

The irony of the sunny occasion was not lost on the goth-father.

"I honestly can’t talk until the sun goes down," joked the singer/guitarist.

"It’s taking up all my energy not to dissolve into a pile of dust.”

After having recently performed at Meltdown Festival, which Smith himself curated, the sold out London gig provided the band's only remaining European gig of the year and saw them play 29 tracks from throughout their long career to fans who had travelled far and wide.

"40 years ago this weekend was the first time we played as The Cure,” added Smith.

“It was in The Rocket in Crawley. If you'd asked me what I’d be doing in 40 years’ time, I’d be wrong”.

The final five tracks of the night, Boys Don’t Cry (above), Jumping In Someone Else’s Train, Grinding Halt, 10.15 Saturday Night and Killing An Arab, all date back to the very early days of the band.

Despite the 30° heat, support band Interpol arrived on stage suited and booted and treated the crowd to fan-favourites from their seminal indie album Turn on the Bright Lights, as well as two new tracks including, The Rover.

We'll bring you our interview with the band, as well as another top support act Pale Waves, later today on MNL.

On Friday, meanwhile, the BBC's Neil Smith saw Roger Waters (below) get the British Summer Time , externalfortnight off to a flying (pig) start with a bombastic set full of Pink Floyd classics.

Wish You Were Here, The Great Gig in the Sky and Another Brick in the Wall - accompanied by a posse of grinning kids in orange prison jumpsuits - were the highlights on a night during which Waters, 74, took copious potshots at a certain world leader soon to visit our shores.

“Trump is a pig,” read one of the somewhat unsubtle messages flashed up on a giant screen that variously showed The Donald as a mewling toddler and a member of the KKK when it wasn’t dramatically transforming itself into Battersea Power Station.

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The evening ended with Waters making an impassioned plea for human rights before rounding things off with a suitably epic rendition of Comfortably Numb.

Eric Clapton wrapped up the weekend's proceedings on Sunday night, with some earlier help from fellow guitar legend Carlos Santana.

This coming weekend sees performances from Michael Buble, Bruno Mars and Paul Simon's last ever UK gig.

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...With You

Yes, you.

The former One Directioner has shared a taster from his forthcoming second album and it's a cover of one of the best known hits by The King (that's Elvis Presley for younger readers).

The singer said on Instagram that there "a few surprises”on the album and this Frank Ocean-style cover could be one of them.

Listen below, some things were meant to be.

The band were headlining the main stage at Germany's Roskilde Festival on Saturday night when the veteran rapper stacked it in the middle of performing the rap verse on Clint Eastwood.

Del fell straight into the crowd shortly after making his entrance and frontman Damon Albarn - seen sporting an England football shirt - called off the rest of the performance.

You can watch the unfortunate incident above.

After leaving the festival set and heading to the hospital, Del confirmed that he receiving "outstanding" medical care .

"Thank you all for the love!," he wrote on Facebook.

"I’m doing alright but will be in the hospital for a bit, the care here is outstanding though."

Drizzy played a surprise half-hour set at Wireless Festival in London's Finsbury Park on Sunday night.

The unscheduled (if you ignored all of the rumours last week) appearance came after it was announced DJ Khaled had pulled out of his headline set.

The singer/rapper came out at the end of grime artist Giggs' slot with the pair playing their collaboration KMT, as they did last year at Reading Festival.

Drake also played tracks from his new double album Scorpion - which went to number one on Friday - including God's Plan, I'm Upset and Nice For What?

Read more from BBC's entertainment reporter Annabel Rackham, who was there.

While all this was going on, DJ Khaled was probably chillaxing in the pool.

Or kicking back on his private jet plane.

Some fans who sold their tickets after the big MC pulled out were left feeling a little silly.