Join us tomorrow when we delve into the musical archives for a suitable Throwback Thursday.

Until then, scroll down to see what Sam, Sia, Miley and Kylie made of the same-sex marriage poll result down under.

Plus Pink is the latest to hitch a ride and have a sing with James Corden, Iggy and Jarv are set to appear together in Peaky Blinders (musically, that is) and a new study shows which pop star 'psychopaths' prefer.

Weirdly, Kasabian don't make the cut, external...

We'll leave you with Dua Lipa from the last episode of Later...with Jools and see you bright and early.

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The quest for a good, single origin and well-ground coffee is a noble one and, as such, WoD frontman Adam Granduciel may judge those who resort to the standard office/service station caffeine fix.

He told 6 Music DJ Lauren Laverne all about the lengths he'll go to to find a proper posh coffee, while on tour.

"I walk there like a robot," he said.

Staff at tonight's venue the Portsmouth Guild Hall; take heed.

Listen above while us philistines get the kettle on.

To mark the occasion of its 50th birthday, BBC Radio Sheffield has remade a South Yorkshire anthem - Pulp's Common People.

The performance comes courtesy of a community choir, made up of singers from across the region.

Filming took place at various locations across South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire, including Barnsley Town Hall and Doncaster Market before culminating in Sheffield's Leadmill nightclub - the venue where Pulp played their very first gig in 1980.

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Cardi B, Migos, SZA and Paramore's Hayley Williams have all made it into the music section of Forbes' annual 30 under 30 list for 2018.

The list recognises "youthful visionaries" across a range of different industries. Apparently, this year at least, it does not recognise any Brits.

In September, Cardi became the first female rapper in nearly 20 years to get a US number one single with Bodak Yellow. She is also engaged to Offset from Migos after he proposed to her on stage last month, so the future is looking bright for that particular household.

SZA joins them on the list and here she is being a Normal Girl on the last series of Later...with Jools.

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Forbes 30 list alumni Kendrick Lamar (above), who is exactly 30 and therefore doesn't qualify anymore, is the publication's cover star, handing out pearls of wisdom to his juniors and you can read his interview on the Forbes website., external

He went on to do alright for himself in the end our Kenny, didn't he?

Check out the full list below.

• Cardi B, 25 – Musician, Hip-hop
• Playboi Carti, 22 – Musician – Hip-hop
• Lauren Daigle, 26 – Musician, Contemporary Christian
• Will Dzombak, 29 – Manager, Wiz Khalifa
• Jackie Evancho, 17 – Musician, Classical
• H.E.R., 20 – Musician, R&B
• Joe Jonas, 28 – Musician, Pop, DNCE
• Khalid, 19 – Musician, R&B
• JaQuel Knight, 28 – Choreographer, Beyoncé
• Kesha Lee, 29 – Sound Engineer
• Lil Uzi Vert, 23 – Musician, Hip-hop
• Lizzo, 29 – Musician, Hip-hop
• Marshmello, 25 – DJ-Producer
• Matt Meyer, 28 – Agent, Paradigm
• Migos – Musicians, Hip-Hop
• Maren Morris, 27 – Musician, Country
• Mike Posner, 29 – Musician, Pop
• Phil Quist, 29 – Agent, Creative Artists Agency
• Bebe Rexha, 28 – Musician, Pop
• Thomas Rhett, 27 – Musician, Country
• Travis Scott, 26 – Musician, Hip-hop
• Drew Silverstein, 29 – Cofounder, Amper Music
• Jovin Cronin-Wilesmith, 27; Tim Luckow, 29 – Cofounders, Stem
• SZA, 28 – Musician, R&B
• Young Thug, 26 – Musician, Hip-hop
• Emily Warren, 25 – Musician, Pop
• Hayley Williams, 29 – Musician, Rock, Paramore
• WondaGurl, 21 – Producer
• Young M.A, 25 – Musician, Hip-hop
• Chris Zarou, 28 – Manager, Logic

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Grunge rockers Stone Temple Pilots have share their first new material since the death of singer Scott Weiland (above) in 2015.

The band have a new singer Jeff Gutt, a 41-year-old from Michigan, who fronted nu-metal act Dry Cell and recently appeared as a contestant on The X Factor in the US.

Gutt not only has to fill Weiland's shoes but, for a time, the band was also fronted by the late Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington.

Check out Meadow (below) and read more, external about their new frontman's debut gig in Los Angeles.

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Oxfordshire's finest are listed as nominees, alongside fellow first-timers Kate Bush, Dire Straits and the Eurythmics.

The official class of 2018 will be revealed next month for the ceremony which takes place next April.

But speaking to Esquire, guitarist Ed O’Brien explained why the band have mixed feelings about the whole thing.

Ed said: “As a British band, it’s one of those things that it’s very lovely to be nominated, but we don’t quite culturally understand it. It’s a very American thing. Us Brits are very bad at celebrating ourselves."

He added:

Also on the list are Nina Simone, Rage Against The Machine, Bon Jovi, Judas Priest and Depeche Mode.

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But Ed has other ideas about who should be welcomed into the club.

“It’s a little bit thin on black artists and hip-hop artists.

"I’m just speaking as a fan of American music, I would have thought that Dr Dre should have been in there two years ago.

"His name should be first on the list way ahead of Radiohead.”

Handily ignoring the fact Dre was inducted last year with his former N.W.A. bandmates.

Ed has previously said the band considered asking the rapper to appear on OK Computer follow-up Kid A, which would have made that album a different beast entirely.

It's been Kesha's turn in the Radio 1 Live Lounge today and she's performed a cover of Marshmello and Khalid's Silence.

Click above for a snippet.

Check out the love below.

And while we're on the subject, you can now watch yesterday's video of Clean Bandit mashing up Dua Lipa and Sisqo, external (not literally).

Everybody loves a good mash-up.

BBC Newsbeat

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Mercury-nominated east London grime star J Hus will play his first ever headline gig in his hometown later at Brixton Academy.

The rapper is among a number of artists who have suggested the Metropolitan Police had effectively stopped them playing in London, with the controversial Form 696.

Since 2005, promoters and licensees have been asked to complete the form as a risk assessment for hosting music events with DJs and MCs.

The form has now been scrapped.

J Hus told Newsbeat: "As an artist, you're trying to inspire the youth and show them that they can do it just like us.

"[I want] to show the other youths from the same place that we came from, that you can overcome your situation."

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Last week we told you how chuffed Stevie Van Zandt was to welcome his hero Sir Paul McCartney on stage with him at Camden's Roundhouse to kick off his UK tour.

He compared him to the Greek god Zeus! Remember?

Well, now the singer has surprised fans in Macca's hometown Liverpool by playing an intimate lunchtime set at the iconic Cavern Club.

Stevie; a founder member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street band (and also Silvio Dante in The Sopranos) apparently loves a good religious metaphor.

He said: "Playing in the same venue where The Beatles started their careers is a childhood dream of mine come true. This was a band that set me on course for a life of music.

"For my Rock and Roll religion, the Cavern is the first sacred site. It was an honour, no make that an epiphany, to perform there!”

Stevie and his band the Disciples of Soul even knocked out matinee covers of Beatles classics including Magical Mystery Tour, Good Morning, Good Morning, Got To Get You Into My Life and All You Need Is Love.

Know your audience people. Know your audience.

In case you missed it Stevie answered our questions last week, while en route from Leeds to Birmingham.

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The star now has the best-selling record of 2017 in the US, overtaking her male BFF Ed Sheeran.

And it's taken just four days.

Her sixth album, Reputation, has sold 1.04 million copies in the US since Friday, says Billboard.

That puts her ahead of this year's previous biggest-seller, Ed's ÷, which has sold 919,000 copies to date (come on Ed, shape yourself).

It's her fourth album to sell a million copies in the space of a week, following 1989, Red and Speak Now.

Read more... if you're Ready for It.

Bjork has shared a dreamlike performance video for her new track Blissing Me.

Looking like some kind of heavenly, animated woodland sprite, the camera never leaves her as she sings: All of my mouth was kissing him / Now, into the air, I am missing him / Is this excess texting a blessing? / Two music nerds obsessing

It's got us quite excited about her new album Utopia which arrives next Friday.

She's been speaking to 6 Music DJ Lauren Laverne about the new record and shared her totally impractical ideas of how she'd like to hear a new song from her favourite artist.

The full interview will be available to hear next week.

Phew.

We were genuinely worried for a second there. You'd think by now Corden would have organised his travel arrangements ahead of time.

And where do all these celebs come from, are they really just wandering the streets of Los Angeles waiting for 'friends' to call and ask for help in using the carpool lane?

Anyway rant over, here is the wonderful Pink singing some of her greatest hits.

She also reveals her childhood crush on Jon Bon Jovi. When he married his childhood sweetheart "I almost threw up in my mouth", she confesses. Lovely stuff.

Later on, he ended up sending her a flower arrangement with a tiny pair of leather pants inside.

So a happy ending then.

A New York University study conducted to determine a correlation between musical preferences and psychopathic behaviour has concluded that those with psychopathic tendencies are more likely to be Beliebers.

According to The Washington Post, external, the study conducted by professor Pascal Wallisch and graduate Nicole Leal tested 190 NYU psychology students who were asked to rate their own levels of psychopathy before rating tracks.

Popular songs turned out to be Bieber’s What Do You Mean, No Diggity by Blackstreet and Eminem‘s Lose Yourself.

But here's the rub. When asked about his own music tastes, Professor Wallisch said: “I’m really not interested in music at all."

That's a pretty crazy thing to say if you ask us professor and leaves us questioning the validity of the research.

Beliebers you are off the hook. For now.

BBC Radio 1

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The amateur footballer-turned Butlins bluecoat-turned comedian-turned actor-turned-gameshow host and now singing artiste Bradley Walsh has revealed his struggle to be taken seriously by his teachers.

Brad's debut Chasing Dreams was 2016's biggest selling album by a new artist - beating the likes of Zayn Malik and Jack Garratt.

His new one When You're Smiling is out now.

Speaking to our music reporter Mark Savage, Brad recalled an early encounter with his deputy headmaster about his future which didn't go as planned

"I said, 'If I don't play football for a living, I'm going to get into showbusiness.'

"He went, 'Don't be ridiculous. What as?' And I said, 'Well, I'm going to be a comedian'.

"He just looked at me and laughed.

"And I said, 'See? I'm good!'"

Wonder if he's still laughing?

Read more.

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Ouch.

Sending out best wishes to the Colombian singer who has been forced to postpone the European leg of her tour after suffering a haemorrhage on her vocal cord.

It affects dates in cities like Paris, Lisbon and Barcelona, external.

In a statement on Instagram, she was fighting "a difficult battle as I try to fully recover".

"Unfortunately the haemorrhage doesn't appear to have reabsorbed and my nightmare continues," she added.

"In all the years I've been singing, I've never been faced with a situation like this."

Get well soon Shak.

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Two of rock 'n' roll's greatest ever frontmen will join forces for a rendition of a Nick Cave classic for the upcoming fourth series of Peaky Blinders.

Red Right Hand is used as the theme tune for the BBC gangster drama series located in post-WW1 Birmingham.

Helen McCrory, who plays Polly Shelby of the notorious family at the centre of the action, appeared on The One Show last night and revealed the rather news.

She said: “Every year, [the producers] look out for different singers, and who’s going to do the cover music.

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"One of the Red Right Hand covers will be from the duet of Iggy Pop and Jarvis Cocker.”

Nick Cave's ex PJ Harvey has covered the song for the show in the past, while the Arctic Monkeys have recorded a version of the song themselves.

No word on whether or not the Iggy/Jarv version will replace the Aussie singer's haunting original though in the title sequence.

It'll be pretty hard to beat...

BBC Newsbeat

Australians have overwhelmingly voted in favour of legalising same-sex marriage in a historic poll.

The postal vote was held to see if there was support to change the law.

More than 60% of Aussies voted in favour of allowing same-sex couples to wed.

The result has been given a big thumbs from music stars, including Sia, Kylie Minogue and Miley Cyrus.

Kylie had previously said she would not get wed until same-sex marriage was legal.

Miley declared: "Every step taken is one closer to world peace!"

Ricky Martin and Sam Smith also shared their thoughts.

The London singer, whose new album went straight to number one on Friday, said the result left him "breathless" and urged everybody to tweet the rainbow flag "until your thumbs hurt!!!!!!!"

Meanwhile the Puerto Ricon hearthrob called the result "a great day for human rights".

More than 12.7 million people took part in the eight-week poll.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said his government would now aim to make it law by Christmas.

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Morning all and welcome back to MNL.

Today we'll bring you reaction from around the music world to Australia's historic vote on same sex marriage.

If you don't already know the result, the above picture is a bit of a giveaway.

Taylor Swift's new album Reputation has sold enough copies in five day to be the biggest of the year in the US, Shakira postpones European tour dates due to a throat condition and Bjork shares a new song.

Also, a new study officially reveals which major pop star psychopaths like to listen to. Gulp!

All that and more today, me old cobbers.