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Scroll down for news and reaction from the We Are Manchester benefit gig as Liam G questions his brother's emotional reaction, Beyonce gets her hands dirty in support of hurricane victims in her home state and the Rolling Stones hit the road once more.

They've still got it. Whatever it is.

So too does Katy Perry. We'll leave you today with the above pic of a barely recognisable teenage KP.

She was obviously in nostalgic mode this weekend as she posted this retro image alongside the caption: "13 year old me. Wannabe popstar ❤️ ".

Never give up on that dream Katy.

See you tomorrow.

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More now on Saturday's big gig in Manchester (scroll down) which raised money for a permanent memorial to the victims of the terrorist attack on the city in May.

Speaking to Newsbeat before the gig, local lads Blossoms, from Stockport, said they were "honoured to be asked to play".

"Maybe it's because we're from here, that we felt it more than, say, if it happened elsewhere.

"Everyone would have preferred it under different circumstances but the gig needed to happen and they needed to reopen the arena.

"People will talk about it in years to come."

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Here they are on the night performing some delicious harmonies alongside their Skeleton Key Records mate James Skelly of The Coral.

The 24-year-old may well be an honorary Manc after her efforts at the One Love Manchester event, but it seems she's winning over a whole load of other furry fans on the other side of the planet too.

The singer, who is currently on tour in Australia has posted the above image of her posing with a meerkat in Queensland and another below of her with her, ahem, "daughter".

We have to admit there is a striking resemblance...somewhere around the ears.

The London new-wave outfit have announced their first gigs in 16 years.

There's also new documentary and box set on the way too.

The The last performed at David Bowie’s Meltdown Festival in London in 2002.

The band will play Denmark’s Egeskov Castle, as part of the Heartland Festival and then London’s Royal Albert Hall next June.

So plenty of time to save save.

Well it was arguably the last big weekend of the British summer festival season just gone.

Bestival, Festival Number 6 and We Are Manchester kept many of you busy. Others however were rocking out in Black Heath, south London and having a jolly good knees up with The Libertines.

The band described the gig as "bloomin' beautiful" and many of you seemed to agree.

Here's a fan-shot snippet of Carl, Pete and co performing indie anthem Can't Stand Me Now below.

The Evening Standard, external were less impressed however.

They say that "it wasn’t just the damp and chilly weather that was a downer at Sunday’s OnBlackheath."

It'll take more than a poor review to take The Libs down however. They've survived worse. Much worse.

Well we all knew he was in the building.

But who knew that Harry Styles was such a big Fleetwood Mac fan?

Or perhaps he just really loves the BBC's F1 coverage.

Either way he's just covered their 1977 hit The Chain and you can check it out above and we'll have the full video tomorrow.

NME

As they continue to prep the release of their new album, Foo Fighters are opening a pub in London on Friday.

The Foo Fighters Arms will open from 15-20 September on Cambridge Heath Road in east London, selling merchandise and limited edition items.

The pub's opening coincides with the release of Concrete and Gold (which could easily be the name of a brewery).

Get the round in Dave, and don't forget the crisps.

Soul singer--songwriter Emeli Sande was another artist who made it along to Hyde Park this weekend for the Radio 2 event.

Check out her perform Hurts from her new album above.

She is, rightly famed, for that gospel tinged voice and told us that she goes out of the way to keep it safe.

"Warming up is very important," she told music reporter Mark Savage. "Going on stage every night, you really have to make sure that spiritually, you’re in a calm place.

"So trying to work out when you can, meditating. Just getting in the right zone. Trying not to drink too much is a good idea."

The singer, who performed at the 2012 London Olympics opening and closing ceremonies and was awarded an MBE this year, for her services to music said the best feedback comes from "people saying what the sound of your voice does to them".

She added: "Sometimes you just get so caught up in trying to make it perfect that you forget the actual tone and vibration of your voice does something before you’ve even sung a note.

"That was a big thing that stuck in my head – keep your voice safe."

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No wonder James Murphy looks happy. They truly are living the American Dream.

James and co retired back in 2011 with a show at Madison Square Garden.

Now, six years on and after David Bowie gave his permission for their return they've only gone and landed their first US number one LP.

The Guardian, external give the record 4/5 stars, describing it as "sombre but satisfying".

Like a walk through an ancient tomb, perhaps.

This side of the Atlantic, Irish rockers The Script secured their fourth number one album with Freedom Child after we left you on Friday.

They told the Official Charts company that they were "so lucky and humbled".

No prizes for guessing that Taylor Swift remained at number one in the singles charts for a second week with her Right Said Fred-inspired track Look What You Made Me Do.

Okay that's all your chart news for now pop-pickers.

Leave it to Rihanna to fill a New York Fashion Week event space with glittery pink sand dunes and BMX riders.

The singer unveiled her latest Fenty x Puma, external collection at the annual gathering of fashionistas in NYC at the weekend.

At the end of the catwalk show at Park Avenue Armory, Rih Rih took her bow riding on the back of a (sparkling clean) dirt bike.

BBC Newsbeat

Death metal group Decapitated have been arrested in LA after being accused of holding a woman against her will following a gig in Washington State.

The Polish band were held in California and charged with kidnapping.

Decapitated are waiting to be taken back to Spokane, where the crime is alleged to have taken place.

The local police department says the incident took place in the early hours of 1 September after the band performed at the city's The Pin music venue.

"Spokane Police received a call from a victim reporting an incident that happened after a concert in downtown Spokane," wrote Cpl Teresa Fuller from Spokane City Police department in a statement on its website, external.

Read more.

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That's what a PhD student in the US has been trying to answer.

He's been speaking to 6 Music's Mary Anne Hobbs about the phenomena, which affects some people physically more than others.

Listen to Matt Sachs explain his methods above.

We like to think he's researching music a little like this...

Brother Liam has labelled it a PR stunt...

He was slammed online by many fans for that assessment (scroll down), with one fan describing it as a "low" blow.

Time to make your own mind up by re-living some fan-shot footage of Noel's emotional end to Don't Look Back In Anger (above) on Saturday night at the newly re-opened Manchester Arena.

Spectacular scenes in Dorset this weekend as Bestival made its mainland debut after having moved from the Isle of Wight to a new home in Dorest.

London synth-pop duo Pet Shop Boys brought the festival - with a theme this year of 'colour' - to a laser-drenched close last night.

Frontman Neil Tennant described the event as being "like no other festival!"

Luckily for fans of The Boys, the main arena reopened in time for their performance after rain and high winds prompted its earlier evacuation.

The weekend also saw performances from The xx, Dizzee Rascal and Soulwax, as well as the last ever gig from US rap group A Tribe Called Quest.

According to the NME, external, Q-Tip told the Bestival crowd that they were witnessing the end of Tribe.

Check out some fan-shot footage of it all going off Tribe style below.

One witness, London rapper Loyle Carner described it as "the best show I've ever seen" and also gave a shout out to late tribe member Phife Dawg.

Another performer, Radio 1's Annie Mac was also lucky enough to catch the end of the Quest.

She let off the world's biggest confetti canon too...and not many people can say that now, can they?

Nope? We haven't heard of this guy either, apparently he's big in Germany...

Just joking Stylesphiles.

The One Directioner turned-serious solo artiste is the latest musician taking part in Radio 1's Live Lounge month.

You can listen to him now, doing songs such as his solo debut Sign of the Times.

BBC Newsbeat

A cautionary tale now for all of you out there who like to bleach your hair.

Word from Zayn is...don't.

The former One Direction star is currently sporting the bald head look after shaving off all his hair because it was "a bit destroyed" after "bleaching it too many times".

"The bleach affects your hair doesn't it? So you've got to shave it off," he told Radio 1's Scott Mills.

He explained the radical new look as he launched his new single, Dusk Till Dawn.

The star also let slip there are some "sick people involved" with his new music, including Nicki Minaj.

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Rick Astley was a busy man at the weekend, playing Radio 2 in Hyde Park on Sunday, following a Saturday night slot at the We Are Manchester show, alongside Noel Gallagher and The Courteeners.

"It was pretty amazing. Talk about an eclectic line-up," Rick told our music reporter Mark Savage.

"You talk about perspective about why people get together to experience something, and that was incredible last night. It was the absolute right balance of being respectful to the people who went through that tragedy... and also saying, look, we’re in an venue for entertainment and music"

The singer, who hails from Newton-le-Willows, midway between Manchester and Liverpool added: "I used to go into the town all the time to buy records and look at instruments I couldn’t afford.

"So, it was special to be there.

The singer covered the Foos' classic Everlong in Manchester, which would been confusing had he not performed on stage with the Foo Fighters in Japan recently.

"That was literally the first time I’ve met that band... Dave Grohl came over while they were playing, gave me a hug and introduced himself."

Check out Rick's Foos cover below.

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Over the weekend US country music singer Don Williams - known as 'the gentle giant' - died aged 78 after a short illness.

Williams began his solo career in 1971, amassing 17 number one country hits. His songs such as Gypsy Woman and Tulsa Time, were covered by singers such as Eric Clapton and Pete Townshend.

Other hits included You're My Best Friend, I Believe in You and Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good.

In 2010, he was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.

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Another country star, Troy Gentry (above), also died on Friday in a helicopter crash.

The news of the death of the 50-year-old has shocked country music fans and artists alike.

A statement on his band Montgomery Gentry's website said: "It is with great sadness that we confirm that Troy Gentry, half of the popular country duo, Montgomery Gentry, was tragically killed in a helicopter crash which took place at approximately 1:00pm today in Medford, New Jersey."

Read more.

BBC Newsbeat

While Hurricane Irma continues to batter the US state of Florida, US pop queen Beyonce has been offering a hand to those affected by Hurricane Harvey in her home town of Houston, Texas.

Thousands of people were left homeless and dozens died following flooding caused by the hurricane last month.

The singer's mum Tina posted a video on Instagram which showed them helping serve up food to families affected. Beyonce's Destiny's Child bandmate Michelle Williams was also on hand to help.

In the post, Tina said: "That's Michelle Williams at the beginning of line, serving the chicken, Beyonce on Green beans and me on bread duty."

The singer had pledged to help as many victims of the storms as she could.

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Ouch. Could this be a new low in the ongoing sibling rivalry between the Gallagher brothers.

Earlier we told you about Noel's emotionally-charged performance of Don't Look Back in Anger at the We Are Manchester gig on Saturday night.

His younger brother has now hit out at his brother on Twitter, labelling his emotional tribute to the victims of the Manchester attack a "PR stunt."

We can't bring you the tweets as Liam uses some typically offensive language.

Some fans online have questioned the comments regarding his brother's intentions at the gig to raise money for the Manchester Memorial Fund.

The singer, who flew back from a gig in Germany in order to perform at the One Love Manchester event in June, was in Madrid on Saturday to play the city's DCODE festival, external, alongside the likes of Franz Ferdinand, Interpol, Charlie XCX and The Kooks.

The 44-year-old once again proved his dedication to fashion by sporting a cagoul in the baking Spanish sun and like brother Noel, he raced through a mix of solo material and Oasis classics.

Before introducing Slide Away - from his old band's debut album Definitely Maybe - the frontman declared: "My brother wrote it. But I sang it!"

Watch below as Liam changes the words of another Oasis classic Wonderwall for the benefit of the crowd in the Spanish capital.

Liam obviously wasn't paying attention when we learnt Spanish with fellow DCODE attendees and Madrid rockers The Parrots at this year's Great Escape Festival.