...and you know that for sure.

John Lennon sang it, now Arcade Fire are singing it too (above) for a Chicago crowd over the weekend. Bonus points for spotting the two other massive musical reference near the end...

That's your music treat for being so good and swotting up on all of today's music news, from the likes of Adele, Ronnie Wood, Liam Gallagher, Mollie King, Taylor Swift and Fatboy Slim.

Scroll down for all of that and more, plus a host of top Wilderness acts telling us which three things they'd take to the actual wilderness. Some good advice in there.

Our own advice would be to tune into Jo Whiley's Wilderness highlights programme tonight on Radio 2 from 20:00 BST, where you will hear more from Benedict Cumberbatch on Letters and Laura Mvula (below) doing her best Nina Simone.

Back tomorrow...

Now it's the last of our 'things we need to survive in the wilderness' special.

They've ranged from the ridiculous; mascara, to the sublime: a Curtis Mayfield record, to the sweet; a wife.

Here is modern day troubadour Isaac Gracie's selection of must haves.

Scroll back down for the rest, then pick your own three perhaps...

Helicopter. Why didn't anyone say Helicopter?...

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Here are some other pictures from Wilderness, from headliner Grace Jones (pictured above) to artist Chris Levine's amazing Saturday night light show Spectacle and the cast of Letters Live, which saw actors including Benedict Cumberbatch, read correspondences aloud in front of a live audience..

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Kev Geoghegan
Music News LIVE reporter

Singer-songwriter Isaac Gracie is making some waves in the industry with his guitar-led balladry which has seen him compared with the likes of Jeff Buckley and James Bay.

But speaking backstage, following his performance at Wilderness, the young artist who hails from Ealing in west London said he tried to distance himself from that type of hype.

"Whilst those things are really nice to hear and when I'm feeling comfortable some day, maybe i'll take it all in and it'll make me smile, but in reality there's a load of anxiety and pressure just being at this position because the prospects are theoretically so high and the potential is there and my ambition is there, so living up to that is like fear."

He adds:

Issac has announced a new EP which is due out next month.

The Death Of You & I sees him collaborate with Mura Masa on the EP's penultimate song One Night.

Check out the song below.

Bonobo is apparently a man of refined tastes, so much so that his answer to the three items question was unlike all the others.

Watch above

The new Liverpool festival have issued a full statement regarding the chaotic scenes that led to it's closure this weekend (scroll down for more on why).

On their own Facebook page, they said: “It is with the deepest regret that the organisers of HOPE & GLORY made the decision to cancel the Sunday of the festival”, the statement claimed.

“We can appreciate how disappointed and angry the festival-goers are as we are feeling the same. To say that the organisers feel anything short of devastated would be a gross understatement. Whilst we accept responsibility for our festival, we believe it is important that we are wholly transparent with the issues that led to our decision”

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Liverpool City Council have also issued a statement describing the weekend's scenes as "unexpected and highly unusual".

The festival organisers may have gone a little bit early with their dig at James frontman Tim Booth, whose band headlined the event.

Check it below.

Decent song-based pun, external, but there's nothing wrong with a bit of yoga... especially in a stressful period.

Ray BLK would take her mum, Sigrid would have a sleeping bag, Two Door Cinema Club would take some flint (scroll down).

But what about Mr Kiwanuka? Here are the three things on his list - he cheated slightly with number two but his number three is so lovely, we'll let him off...

The Saturdays singer says she is "so excited" to be the first dancer confirmed to be taking part in the new series of Strictly Come Dancing.

It starts on BBC One next month and the 30-year-old told Radio 1 brekkie show host Nick Grimshaw that she's in it to win it.

Make no mistake. Listen above, all you pretenders.

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While you digest that news (and threat) here's six things that Radio 1 learned from their chat this morning.

Spray tans at the ready.

Kev Geoghegan
Music News LIVE reporter

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Electronic artist Simon Green aka Bonobo says that although electronic music scenes are popping up all over the world, the UK is still where musicians look to for inspiration.

Bonobo headlined the Saturday night at Wilderness festival with some truly spectacular visuals which the DJ and producer's collaborators created by flying camera-carrying drones over Death Valley in California.

Bonobo is originally from Brighton and now resides in the US, but says UK electro-artists are highly regarded on his travels.

"I think a lot of people look to the UK as the sort of innovators of electronic music, there are scenes everywhere, there's some great stuff in Berlin and the US west coast is getting there but I still think the UK is leading in electronic music.

"It's such a rich place for music and I try to keep my ear on the UK and see everything that’s happening.

Bonobo also revealed his expansion plans for Outlier, an event he curated in London last year

"We did Berlin and Paris as well, it's more club facing and the DJ side of what I’m doing but that’s something that, when it calms down a bit next year, from touring, I’m thinking about using the name and doing more stuff.

"Like curating stages at festivals and doing parties all over the place."

After leaving the stage 20 minutes into his Lollapalooza show in Chicago, it seems Liam Gallagher has found his voice again on tour in north America.

He jointed locals for a jam/sing-song in Irish pub McKibbins in Montreal, Canada.

Ben Alexander posted the above pic alongside the caption: "He came, he sang, we drank, and just like that he was gone... awesome guy, surreal afternoon..."

Liam recruited some experienced new band members (below) to help him on new track Eh La, which he debuted recently in New York.

We know his debut solo album is due out in just a few months, but it's never too late to record some additional banjo...

Kev Geoghegan
Music News LIVE reporter

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Michael Kiwanuka has revealed some sage words of advice offered to him from Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien.

The singer and guitarist took to the stage at Wilderness ahead of Sunday night headliner Grace Jones.

With extended versions of his songs such as Tell Me A Tale and I'm a Black Man in a White World, Michael and his band basked in the early evening sunshine.

Backstage, on board his tourbus, Michael said his summer of festivals had given the opportunity to meet and greet some of his favourite artists and one particular meeting yielded some top advice.

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"I remember getting to meet some of Radiohead, they were playing and I got to meet them just as a fan - I met Jonny Greenwood and had a really nice chat with Ed (picture above).

"[He said] just keep going and writing songs. The main thing is, these bands have been around for 20 or 30 years and been headlining for 20 or 30 years, sometimes you get a bit carried away when you're playing later on the bill or you've got an extra bus or all that cool stuff.

He added: "But all that fun stuff and free stuff, the free sunglasses isn't important.

"You can get distracted by that."

So, now it's the turn of Sigrid to give us her three things to take to the wilderness should she ever take a trip there.

She is originally from a shipping port in the far north of Norway so is probably worth paying attention to...

BBC 6 Music

Public Service Broadcasting have been explaining why they feel so strongly about documenting important historical events in their music.

The London outfit tend to leave simple love songs to other people.

J. Willgoose Esq from the band appeared on Mary Anne Hobbs' 6 Music show at the weekend and spoke about how and why they tackle "nourishing and rewarding" subjects like the space race and the rise and decline of the Welsh coal industry.

He certainly does believe we put a man on the moon.

Listen above.

Kev Geoghegan
Music News LIVE reporter

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She may still be just 20-years-old but Norwegian singer Sigrid already has a slate of summer festivals under her best including Latitude, Glastonbury and this weekend's Wilderness festival and is set for a support slot with Oh Wonder.

She pulled in a respectable-sized crowd on Friday to hear songs from her previously released EPs and her big song Don't Kill My Vibe, external.

"I find it as scary doing gigs as doing festival shows," she said after her performance on the main stage. "I love it. Like, I don’t do bungee jumping I go on stage I get the same rush, that’s my adrenaline."

The singer, who lives in Bergen, praised UK festival audiences who she said are "crazier" than those in her native country.

"They let go a bit easier than Norwegians who need to be warmed up, maybe because of the weather," she admitted.

"Ireland is the most crazy, from the first song, they were singing, I think they were really drunk. We don’t drink before a show, we were on water and everyone else was completely drunk. It was fun."

Sigrid insists the secret to surviving a hectic summer of festival shows is "balance".

"It’s a lot of travelling and I think balance is everything, like you would never see me stop eating chocolate for instance, everyone needs chocolate, pizza, hamburger, some red wine sometimes - that's important in life.

"Sometimes I go hiking and sometimes I need sleep. I’m not extreme in any way."

The Hollywood Reporter

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Opening statements could begin tomorrow as US radio DJ David Mueller attempts to sue the US singer, claiming he was falsely accused of groping her at a backstage photo session four years ago.

Mueller contests the 27-year-old superstar should have called the police instead of his bosses, who fired him soon after the alleged incident.

He's seeking up to $3 million in damages, which has caused Swift to countersue, claiming sexual assault.

The case could last two weeks with Taylor hoping to serve "as an example to other women who may resist publicly reliving similar outrageous and humiliating acts."

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Financial Times

A Conservative MP has raised £25,000 in order to host a one-day “Conservative ideas festival” in September.

Norfolk MP George Freeman told the Financial Times that he envisages the event, dubbed 'Tory Glastonbury' on social media over the weekend, as a “cross between Hay-on-Wye and the Latitude festival.”

The plan comes in response to Jeremy Corbyn’s appearance on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury this year.

Freeman tweeted: “Why shld the left have all the fun at festivals? We need a cultural revival of grassroots Conservatism.”

Think he's answered his own question there.

That said: It seems that former Tory PM David Cameron was having a fair bit of fun at Wilderness this weekend, judging by this picture.

As was the 'secret' Jeremy Corbyn fan alongside him. Gulp.

We know what Wilderness headliners Two Door Cinema Club would bring to the actual wilderness but what about Ray BLK?

Check out her answers above...

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On Friday, we told you about how Muse and Lorde had to cancel their Lollapalooza shows just a few songs in after extreme weather in Chicago caused the festival site to be evacuated.

The show was back up and running again the following day and if any mega Muse fans were hanging around all weekend, their spirits will have been lifted by the homage from Vegas's finest The Killers.

In seemingly no time at all they managed to turn around a cover of the Devon band's Black Holes and Revelations' track Starlight.

Good effort chaps. Emily here certainly appreciated your efforts.

Brandon Flowers and co - who love a good cover, having once recorded a version of Joy Division's Shadowplay, even threw in a nod to Chicago's own Smashing Pumkins with a rendition of Disarm.

We've told you about their debut UK headline set at Wilderness (scroll down) but what would the lads from County Down take to the real wilderness?

Check it out above and look out for more responses from the likes of Sigrid, Michael Kiwanuka, BBC Sound of 2017 winner Ray BLK and another of the weekend's headliners Bonobo.

BBC Radio 1

While some music fans were watching Two Door take on the Oxfordshire Wilderness this weekend (scroll down), others were having a right old rave in Ibiza.

Radio 1 de-camped to the White Isle, which saw a surprise set from non other than Ibiza stalwart Fatboy Slim. He knows his way from from Bora Bora beach to Cafe Mambo as well as anyone.

Listen above to his banging set.

Jesse Ware played too, as did Benji B, MistaJam and Annie Mac and you can check out lots of videos, pictures and Balearic beats from the Radio 1 weekend.