For most of us, right?

That's all we have for now but scroll back down for Dave Grohl pranking an audience, a new record for Ed Sheeran, reviews of Bill Murray's UK musical debut, Anna Calvi on her "post-gender" new track and loads of live performances from this week's Later... with Jools.

We'll leave you with this one - the UK TV debut of singer Daniel Caesar with the super-chill, super-lovely Best Part.

Laters.

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Following Tuesday's announcement that the BBC is to close the legendary Maida Vale Studios, musicians have taken to social media urging the BBC to rethink the decision.

Geoff Barrow of Portishead, tweeted a new hashtag, external #BBCSaveMaidaVale with the message:

"Artist/band/musician/DJ/MusicFan please use this hash tag to tell the BBC they are wrong to close down The historic Maida Vale Studio and replace it with a new building."

Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich agrees, calling the decision "absolutely insane, wrong, misguided".

The BBC's director general Tony Hall announced the closure, saying the complex would be replaced by a new, state-of-the-art facility in east London.

The move means the BBC will "be able to record and broadcast more live music than ever before," he added.

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"I had a red light in my room, so I was already into setting the mood."

Actor and musician Kiefer Sutherland has been recalling how he got started in music, aged 10.

He told 6 Music's Matt Everitt, "In the beginning, I wanted to be able to do it so badly... my theory at that point was not as advanced as my desire."

Kiefer made his debut at Glastonbury last year. He's wanted to play there since he was 24.

Listen above for more.

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Now you see me, now you don't.

Yet more high jinks - this time courtesy of Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl.

Three years after the singer and musician famously broke his leg during a concert in Sweden, our Dave re-enacted the mis-timed tumble in Gothenburg - the scene of the crime.

Or so it appeared.

As the band kicked off the Swedish leg of their tour at Gothenburg's Ullevi stadium, a fake Grohl emerged from the wings and seemingly fell headlong off the stage - to the (brief) horror of the (let's face it, fairly gullible) crowds.

But wait, who is this appearing on the stage? Step forward the real Mr Grohl - on two legs...

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"Justin Bieber is Cupid" (You can hear the gravel-voiced film trailer already)

The pop heart-throb is to voice the winged Roman god of love in a new animated film, which he will executive producer alongside his regular collaborator Scooter Braun.

The team previously worked together on the 2011 concert documentary, Justin Bieber: Never Say Never.

"When this project was brought to Justin, he instantly was excited to be a part of it," said Braun.

There's no stopping Bristol punks Idles who are following up 2017's Brutalism album with another LP this year.

Joy as an Act of Resistance is due out on 31 August.

They've also shared the album’s first single Danny Nedelko - which addresses issues of multi-culturalism and global unity.

Check it out above.

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Former Smiths star Johnny Marr is plugging his new album, Call the Comet, in the US.

Last night, he appeared on Conan O'Brien's late night chat show, where he played Bug, a track from the album, which is out next week.

Marr will tour the UK and Ireland in November, with gigs in Belfast, Dublin, Newcastle, London and, of course, his hometown Manchester, among others.

Have a listen.

Will Smith just can't resist taking the mick out of his son, Jaden.

In February, he released a parody video for Jaden's track Icon, complete with a gold barnet and dodgy teeth, to celebrate the single's 100m streams.

Now, the Men in Black star, has added a whole new verse to the remixed version, billed as a reggaeton remix.

The new verse (about one minute in - watch below) includes the lines: 'You know why you was an icon living/ You was born from an icon living/Messed around, married me an icon living...then we made some icon children.'

Smith Snr's cheeky invention concludes: 'One day I'm gonna hand you all the icon billing/and I'm gonna be an icon chillin'.'

"I’ve been wanting to get on this FOREVER!!" Dad Smith wrote on Instagram. "You Smashed this one, Jaden!"

A bit of light news to accompany your post-prandial slump - and a rare shout out for Devon on MNL.

A phone box in the South Hams town of Kingsbridge has been turned into a one-man (or woman, obvs) party zone, complete with a music system, glitter ball and disco lights.

The kiosk in Fore Street was adopted from BT by the council and locals can now drop by to tune in to some toe-tapping hits.

Tracks including Blondie's Hanging On The Telephone and Telephone Line by Electric Light Orchestra are available on the dial-a-disc type record system, with music fans paying £1 for the mini nightclub experience.

All proceeds will be donated to the charity @115, which supports adults with learning difficulties.

Get your requests in now.

Kim Campbell has hinted that a movie about the life of her late husband of 34 years, Glen Campbell, may be in the works.

Country star Glen died from Alzheimer's in August last year.

He shared his battle with the illness in the 2014 documentary Glen Campbell ... I'll Be Me.

Kim told website The Boot , externalthat the doc's director, James Keach, may have plans for a film version of his story.

"They're working on it, you can say that," she said, adding, "Glen's gonna be tough to cast."

"He's got some tough shoes to fill."

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Bow-wee or Bo-wee?

B-york or B-yerk?

Have you been mispronouncing pop stars' names all your life, embarrassing friends and family alike?

Well, after taking this quiz, you will not longer have to hide beneath a blanket of shame as your social group discusses Rihanna's new single (though we should point out most Scots readers probably pronounce her name correctly already - well done you!)

Sigur Ros though, that's a toughie.

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Croydon could be the next Nashville.

Yes, you heard it here first.

Not content with having given the world 2014 X Factor winner Ben Haenow (we hear he has a big following in South Africa...), local councillors are now looking at how to turn the south London borough into a music destination in its own right.

Next week, councillors will meet to discuss how to turn Croydon into a music city to rival Tennessee's capital of country music .

Proposals include developing local music venues, establishing new festivals and a possible music production hub.

"Strengthening Croydon's growing reputation as a destination for innovative arts and culture is part of our ambition to make the borough a great place to live, work and do business," said Councillor Oliver Lewis.

To be fair, Stormzy grew up in nearby Thornton Heath, and he's well famous.

In fact, he once vowed to be "the biggest thing to ever come out of Croydon". Sorry Ben.

"You look at Croydon and no one ever breaks out from the crowd," Stormzy told the Croydon Advertiser in 2015.

"Hopefully, people can now see me and it will inspire them."

He now lives in London. Just sayin'.

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A rare copy of Prince's Black Album - one of the most sought-after vinyl records of all time - has been discovered in Canada.

The album was slated for release in 1987 before Prince had a "spiritual epiphany" and demanded it be destroyed.

Five pristine copies surfaced in the US last year, with one selling for $42,298 (£31,500).

Now another edition, only the ninth in existence, has been found.

"It was a top security release," Jeff Gold, a former big cheese at Warner Bros who worked with Prince, told BBC Music's Mark Savage.

"There was no single, there was no video, there was no announcement. Nobody knew it was coming.

"So when Prince decided it could not come out, it was relatively easy for the people at Warner Bros to say, 'Alright, destroy every one'. And I mean every single one.

For which Prince footed the bill: "He paid for over half-a-million copies to be destroyed out of his own royalties."

No surprise that the album became one of the most bootlegged records of all time.

So, if you have a spare 30 grand...

And that's just how we like it.

Check out St Vincent's performance using her custom-designed guitar from Tuesday night's performance.

She also dropped in to 6 Music to talk about how her home in New York City has helped shape her music.

The show also saw performances from indie vets James (scroll down), saxophonist Kamasi Washington and a massive return forChristine and the Queens.

It was her performance on the show in 2016,when she mashed up Titled with I Feel For You, external, that arguably helped kickstart her career in the UK.

Check out Girlfriend below - her style may be different, but she still manages to inject the same degree of dance and drama.

Sit down, be humble...

So sings the 9-year-old 'rap prodigy', Young Dylan, dressed in "all Gucci" as he performed a cover of Kendrick Lamar's Humble on The Ellen Show.

Dylan Gilmer became an Instagram sensation at the age of 7 in 2016, after appearing on the Ellen Show twice.

But now he's come of age: "I talk more deeper, I walk different - and sometimes I help my mum cook," he told Ellen, speaking about his newfound maturity.

Oh, and he has a single coming out, Never Mind - bet you didn't see that coming...

We like how he still can't remember the name of the song he's about to sing though...

Watch above.

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Man of the moment Donald Glover - aka Childish Gambino - is apparently in the running to play 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.

It's a question that has been troubling the science world for some time...

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

If so, he would follow in the footsteps of Gene Wilder and Johnny Depp, and can expect a wardrobe to rival Lady Gaga.

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And, in another music star-plays-fictional-icon revelation, comes news Jared Leto is to reprise his role as Batman villain the Joker in a standalone movie

The Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman will reportedly return to the role he first played in 2016's The Suicide Squad.

So he'll be showing off his toys again...

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The singer-songwriter and 'mazin guitarist is back with her first album in five years.

Hunter is due out on 31 August and includes guest musical appearances from Portishead's Adrian Utley on keys and Martyn Casey, from The Bad Seeds, on bass.

She is also playing a UK and Ireland tour this month, starting in London on 19 June.

The first single is Don't Beat The Girl Out Of My Boy.

She told 6 Music News: "Gender is a spectrum and a lot of this album is about trying to go beyond the idea of gender."

Listen above and check the steamy video below.

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Actor and comic Bill Murray showed off his "frustrated rock star" according to the Guardian's somewhat damning review, external of the Hollywood star's musical debut in London on Tuesday.

Critic John Lewis called it "a curious and uniquely pointless evening, in all the best and the worst ways".

The show, a musical exploration of American culture and identity, sees Murray intoning works by Mark Twain and Leonard Bernstein accompanied by a trio of musicians including cellist Jan Vogler.

But the audience lapped it up - giving the Groundhog Day star five standing ovations. And other reviews were more forgiving with Clive Davis, in The Times, calling it "a masterclass in physical humour".

So neither the highs of Ghostbusters or the lows of Rock the Kasbah. More or a 'divides the crowd' Rushmore moment.

Those wanting to decide for themselves, can catch him in Edinburgh on 18 June.

The rappers have shared the visual art for their forthcoming collaboration Kids See Ghosts by Japanese artist Takashi Murakami, known for blending fine art with more commercial work.

Check out the suitably spooky result above

The album is due on Friday, part of a breath-catching release schedule for Ye, who released an album last Friday and the Push T album, which he produced, a week earlier.

The album will be accompanied by a short film by music video director Dexter Navy.

Ed Sheeran couldn't be 'happier'.

The ginger one has been named the most played artist in the UK last year, according to stats compiled by music licensing company PPL.

It tallies up each play an artist receives from broadcasters and in public places (that's almost 400,000 premised and 580 radio and telly channels) and the most played track was Shape of You.

Ed's The Shape of You was the most played track of the year, closely followed by Castle on the Hill at number 3.

Symphony, Clean Bandit's collaboration with Zara Larsson (above), was the filling in the Sheeran sandwich, coming in as the second most played track of the 2017.

Rag'n'Bone Man's Human was fourth and Shawn Mendes' There's Nothing Holdin' Me back completed the top five.

Ed finished ahead of Little Mix, Coldplay and Calvin Harris to take the crown of most played artist.