That's your lot for today.

Scroll down to see what Keef has planned for you all "very shortly" and the Biggest idea yet for where you could go during your Glasto gap year.

Plus lots more festival fun from the weekend, including a surprise appearance from a Hollywood heartthrob.

Back tomorrow, same time/same place please everybody.

Until then we'll leave you with a brand new music video from Wakefield's finest The Jarmans - aka The Cribs - (above) ahead of the release of their new album 24-7 Rock Star [Stuff] which lands on 11 August.

Keep chasing that rainbow...

Well we're not 100% sure that he's telling the whole truth here, but watch for yourselves above as Father John Misty reveals to a Sydney audience that he will mix his new album this week.

Misty, aka Josh Tillman, jokes that the forthcoming effort will be titled Pure Comedy (the name of his most recent album) 2.

"You're gonna love it!" he says.

Responding to a question from the crowd the singer said the album would be out next year.

We think maybe two out of three of the above pieces of information may be correct...

While many were raving their last ever Secret Garden rave in Cambridgeshire this weekend and Afropunks were getting down in London (scroll down for more on those), music fans were also gathered in a muddy field in in Oxfordshire for Truck Fest.

The Libertines played a greatest hits set on Saturday night, either side of headline slots from Franz Ferdinand and The Vaccines.

Some people clearly missed the mud at sunny Glastonbury a few weeks back and got a little too excited...

Others proved that there are no barriers to fancy dress fun at festivals...

However according to reports in the local press, some people's weekends were ruined due to having their wallets, cash, phones and car keys stolen.

While none were reported to the police, festival organisers told the Oxford Mail that they were aware of the situation.

Festival organiser, Matt Harrap said: “We are currently working with security to investigate this further.

“We have strict security measures in place and have security personnel and police officers patrolling 24 hours a day in the car parks and campsites, however, we remind our guests to keep valuables on their person at all times.”

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Brooklyn electro punk rockers LCD Soundsystem have just given us all three more reasons to visit Dublin this Autumn.

Even better if you're already a Dubliner and have easy access to the Olympia Theatre, as James Murphy and co will perform there on 27, 28 and 29 September.

The gigs, off the back of their Alexandra Palace shows in London are to support their forthcoming album American Dream.

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In an interview with online music magazine Louder Than War, external the Manchester band say they have suffered "a trial by social media".

Back in April, someone on Twitter alleged that singer Lee Broadbent had sexually assaulted a young female fan who was in the front row with her dad at one of the band's Kasabian support slots at London's Forum.

Lee however claims the tweeter was not even at the show and that the father of the girl in question had confirmed to the venue that there was no assault.

At the time the band said they were “shocked and deeply troubled by these fabrications” and have now asserted their believe that “social media showed its true colours".

Lee told the mag that the worst part was when the allegations reached his mother.

He said:

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Cabbage's new EP The Extended Play of Cruelty was released online on Friday, featuring Celebration of a Disease below.

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In celebration of their 50th anniversary, the Jacksons are on a world tour.

Brothers Jermaine, Tito, Jackie and Marlon stopped off at Glastonbury Festival a few weeks back and will play a handful of other UK dates including Live Wire Festival and Carfest South.

This weekend, Jermaine and Tito popped into the studio for a chat with 6 Music DJ Craig Charles on his Funk and Soul show.

Listen above as they discuss their history, music, brother Michael and their incredible success.

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Many underage attendees were taken to hospitals due to "severe intoxication" following a Connecticut show featuring Chance the Rapper.

US Police said the crowd at Hot 93.7's Hot Jam concert at Xfinity Theatre were participating in “tailgating, partying, and excessive alcohol consumption".

Officers made 50 underage drinking referrals and several other arrests were made throughout the evening.

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Another of the weekend's festivals; Afropunk, appears to have bucked the apparent trend for low numbers of female performers.

The London event that celebrates black culture through music, art, design and skate, this year boasted a bill that included Nadia Rose, NAO, Little Simz and Lianne la Havas.

Co-founder, Matthew Morgan, told Newsbeat that "if our audience is 70% female, it's important our artists reflect that".

He said: "We try to create a space with no racism, no homophobia, no ableism or ageism.

"These are all things that are really important to us."

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Ed evidently took his eye off the charts last week, by making a cameo in the new season of Game of Thrones.

While he was away riding with Arya Starck, The Vamps sneaked in during the night and stole his number one spot at the top of the album charts with their third album Night & Day.

The band say they put their success down to "blood, sweat and tears" (which sounds much like an episode of GoT, come to think of it).

You can watch them thanking their fans above.

Ed's ÷ fell to Number 2, having spent a total of 14 weeks at numero uno.

In the singles charts DJ Khaled grabbed first prize with a little help from Rihanna and a rather rude rap from Tiller.

We'll let you find that one for yourselves.

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We all had a good laugh last week when some wag online pointed out that the new Beyonce waxwork at Madame Tussauds looked more like Lindsay Lohan.

Now it seems the world famous gallery has taken the feedback on board and made changes to its controversial new model.

In the meantime BBC News has been taking a look at the many other Beyonce waxworks that have been placed in Madame Tussauds attractions all over the world.

Pick your favourite above.

In the words of today's Music News LIVE headliners The Stones: "This could be the last time."

Moreover, it definitely was the last time as Toots & The Maytals and Metronomy helped to bring down the curtain on the final ever Secret Garden Party on Sunday night.

Cambridgeshire's worst kept secret has attracted music fans and all-round revellers for the past 15 years, but alas - all good things must come to an end.

Anna Prior from the Devon electronic outfit posted the picture below of her behind the drum kit, alongside the caption: "Oh @secretgardenparty, external! You absolute beauties! We had the best time playing for you on Saturday! Thanks for dancing and thanks for looking so gorgeous! "

Crystal Fighters were the main attraction on Saturday night and according to the NME, external took to the stage "dressed in Aztec robes, waving palm fronds".

Something to remember them by.

Many more of you seem gutted to say goodbye to the festival. But if you love something, let it go...

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Controversial Russian punk band Pussy Riot will spend eight weeks producing an immersive theatre piece at London’s Saatchi Gallery from November.

Three members of the band were jailed for two years for 'hooliganism' back in 2012 for staging an anti-Vladimir Putin protest in a Moscow cathedral.

Inside Pussy Riot will depict the band's “epic ordeal when they were arrested, forced through a flawed judicial system and finally transported to a Russian jail".

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The girls want your help to fund the show, having launched a Kickstarter campaign, external. Throw a bit of cash their way and you could be rewarded with a signed book of prison tattoos, a work of art by the band and last but not least a tour of Moscow with Nadya (above).

Best behavior please if you bag the last one.

Check out the trailer for the Les Enfants Terribles, external production below, in which Nadya claims: "Putin is very scared of strong powerful women."

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Now this is a weird one.

After being spotted enjoying the Worthy Farm sunshine at Glastonbury a few weeks back, Hollywood superstar Brad Pitt has made a surprise appearance (of sorts) alongside Frank Ocean at US Festival FYF in LA.

During Frank's headline set this weekend, the actor mysteriously appeared on the big screen, apparently on-stage making a quick call on his celly.

This confusing moment was soundtracked by the singer belting out the old soul classic Never Can Say Goodbye. You can view it for yourself below.

Brad must have one of those portable mobile chargers, because my phone is normally dead by the time the headliners arrive.

Prior to the performance Mr Pitt had been bigging up Mr O in a recent interview with GQ style., external

He said: “I've been listening to a lot of Frank Ocean.

“I find this young man so special. Talk about getting to the raw truth. He's painfully honest. He's very, very special."

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Elusive singer-songwriter Scott Walker spoke to 6 Music's Jarvis Cocker yesterday, ahead of this week's BBC Prom in his honour.

The 74-year-old spoke about moving to "foggy" England in the 1960s, his friendship with the late David Bowie and his early days as the bass player in a Californian surf band called The Routers.

You can listen to the chat above.

The interview heralded Tuesday's Scott Walker Prom - where John Grant, Richard Hawley, Susanne Sundfor and Jarvis himself will tackle Scott's classic songs with a live orchestral backing at the Royal Albert Hall.

Scott therefore gave Jarvis some tips on how to approach the gig and you can listen back to the whole show here.

Richard spoke to the 6 Music Breakfast team too about working with the great man and how he once got a pat on the back for "saving" a track they were working on.

We've made it easier on yourselves by embedding that clip above too.

Oh and while we're on the subject of popular Sheffield singers...the internet is going crazy because Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner (above, left) now has a beard.

Possible slight over-reaction from Sophie below but people clearly feel strongly about this one.

No Glasto next year? No worries!

That's after BBC Music today announced ambitious plans to host The Biggest Weekend; a one-off music festival which will take in four sites, in four nations, over four days (all the fours!) over the late May bank holiday weekend in 2018.

Over 175,000 tickets with be made available for the event - which will be broadcast on the iPlayer - with concerts being hosted by Radio 1/1Xtra, Asian Network, Radio 2, Radio 3 and 6 Music.

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Bob Shennan, Director of BBC Radio and Music, said: “BBC Music has a strong history of bringing the nation together for some special moments, and this is the biggest single music event ever attempted by the BBC.

And you thought that Radio 1's Big Weekend was big...

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Legendary rock 'n' roller Keith Richards has revealed that The Rolling Stones are to cut some original material for the first time since 2005’s A Bigger Bang.

Their last album Blue & Lonesome, which came out last December, comprised purely of classic blues covers.

Now, guitarist Keef, has revealed in a video interview for his own website, that the band will be back in the recording studio together "very, very shortly."

He said:

The 73-year-old added that while there are no plans at present to do a "volume two" of the blues covers record, that it "wouldn't' take a twist of the arm to do some more of that."

"It's such fun to record and there's plenty more where that came from.

"But I just think that actually the Stones will use it as a boost of their energy and feelings of viability in this day and age and see what we can come up with next."

Listen to the man himself below.

We wonder whether Mick Jagger's mysterious meeting with UK grime star Skepta, external has anything to do with the forthcoming record?

If so then maybe they could call it Grimme Shelter...

...Maybe not.

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Linkin Park have set up a special page on their official website, external with links to suicide helplines.

It's after the death of their singer, Chester Bennington, whose body was found at his home in LA on Thursday.

A coroner said the 41-year-old father of six had hanged himself.

The band have set up a tribute page #RIPCHESTER with details in case "you or someone you know needs support".

It includes information for helplines in America and around the world.

The band, whose records have flooded back into the charts since the tragic news, have also cancelled their North American tour which was due to start next Thursday.

Promoters, Live Nation, said refunds would be made available to all ticket-holders.

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Rock star Frank Carter paid homage to the band last night - while filling in for Daniel P Carter on Radio 1's Rock Show - by playing Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory in full and you can listen again now.

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Morning all and welcome back to planet earth.

We trust you had a suitably rock 'n' roll weekend.

We'll aim to provide some Satisfaction today by bringing you news of fresh Rolling Stones material in the offing, Frank Ocean serenading Brad Pitt, Metronomy closing the last ever Secret Garden Party and we'll tell you who finally ended chart slayer Ed Sheeran’s reign at top of album charts.

Plus Linkin Park share suicide helplines following death of their singer Chester Bennington.

Okay, let's go...One-two...