That's all we have time for today.

But don't worry, you can still scroll down for news of Liam G having a go at Spanish security for having a go at his fans, Nicki Minaj explaining her Drake diss track and surf's up for teen icons Louis Tomlinson, Camila Cabello and Khalid.

Plus reports that Aretha Franklin is "seriously ill". We'll have more on that story when we have it.

We'll leave you today with Guns ‘n’ Roses guitar hero Slash selecting favourite tunes of the 80s for Radio 2.

See you tomorrow.

Apparently one in ten of us is a leftie.

That rises to one in two on this Music News LIVE page and also one quarter of (arguably) the greatest band of all time.

Sir Macca has marked the occasion by posting a picture of him strumming with his left hand.

Other lefties have include the late great Jimi Hendrix and Kurt Cobain, Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber.

In fact, Jimi initially had to play right-handed guitars that were re-strung the other way around.

So give yourselves a left-handed pat on the back if you're in that club too.

Newsround have been looking into exactly why some people are left-handed in the first place and tracing the plight of the leftie down the years.

Yes you did read that correctly.

Forget The Grammys - this is what it's all about for Dolly.

The country singing legend, 72, has received a leadership award named after her at a ceremony in Tennessee.

Leadership Tennessee’s first-ever (and in no way partisan) Dolly Parton excellence in leadership award went to the singer of the same name at the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville in Saturday.

Officials said she was given the award for her “selfless work to improve lives across Tennessee.”

Dolly's Parton’s Smoky Mountains Rise telethon raised more than $12m (£9.4m) for victims of the devastating Gatlinburg fires of 2016.

In fact they took home surfboards to be precise, at the LA-themed 2018 awards.

The One Direction-turned-solo star (above) won the male artist award.

US-Cuban sensation Camila Cabello, formerly of Fifth Harmony, wasn't there to collect her three awards on the night.

But here's a graphic to prove that it happened.

As well as music the awards celebrate teen icons in film, TV, comedy, fashion and sport.

The tightly packed two-hour ceremony also featured performances from Bebe Rexha, Meghan Trainor and Khalid.

The US R & B star was named as the breakout star and credited his young fans as his main source of success.

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The Queen of Soul is "seriously ill", the Associated Press has reported, quoting a "person close to the singer".

It follows earlier reports from the US that the 76-year-old singer is "gravely ill in Detroit".

US blog Showbiz 411, external reported her family has asked "for prayers and privacy".

The news was also confirmed by Detroit TV news service, external Local4.

Aretha last performed at Philadelphia’s Mann Center in August 2017 after announcing her retirement earlier in the year to spend time with family.

In a career spanning seven decades, she has had more than 20 number one singles in the US and was the first woman inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

She performed at former US President Barack Obama's inauguration and, in 2015, famously made him weep during a performance.

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Last month, Hollywood film star Michelle Williams married indie musician Phil Elverum (pictured below).

Nothing odd in that you might say, but in doing so, Michelle - who was in a relationship with Heath Ledger prior to his death - has joined the long list of very famous people who have married much less famous people.

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Remember Julia Roberts and country singer Lyle Lovett?

What about Kirsten Dunst and Johnny Borrell?

This BBC Music article will remind you.

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The US rapper dropped her new album, Queen, a week early on Friday.

The whole album release process was an absolute masterclass in promotion after she moved the date several times and even put out a late public plea to Tracy Chapman to clear a sample just the week before it came out.

Now it's out there, fans have pouring over the lyrics in search of meaning, with one track in particular, Barbie Dreams, drawing attention.

In it Nicki appears to go after Drake, her ex Meek Mill, DJ Khaled, 50 Cent and a few others.

Needless to say we can't bring you any of those lyrics on here due to the language involved but Nicki says it's all done in jest.

“You guys know Barbie Dreams is not a diss, right?,” she said on her Beats 1 radio show.

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“Reading the reactions to Barbie Dreams is hilarious."

She added' “Everyone is saying how disrespectful Barbie Dreams is, and that’s why I love it."

UK rapper and Newbie Tuesday artist Ms Banks declared her love for another Queen album track, Coco Chanel, online.

She called it a "banger" in a tweet and was then shocked to find that Nicki herself replied inviting the south London rapper "to put a verse on" on the track.

"That’s the one I want you to put a verse on so get to writin!!!" wrote Nicki.

"Don'ttttt playyyyy wit meeeeeee" exclaimed Ms B (or words to that effect).

So look out for a remix featuring Ms Banks soon.

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The Cheshire band have shared some visuals for a Spotify exclusive on a new video for their track Love It If We Made It.

The clips shared on Instagram show the band in colourful silhouettes.

Check them out above and below.

Matty Healy's band's next album, understood to be called A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships is due out in the autumn.

More than 300 people have been injured after a section of wooden platform collapsed at an urban sports and music festival in Spain.

It had been packed with people watching Majorcan rapper Rels B at the O Marisquiño event in the north-west city of Vigo, in Galicia.

Police confirmed that there were no known fatalities.

Witnesses reported scenes of panic as people - many of them teenagers - tried to scramble to safety with some falling into the sea.

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Rels B has tweeted out a message of support and help (above), which translates as:

"A lot of strength for all the wounded in the Marisquiño" adding, "we felt a lot of what happened..."

The R&B singer, whose latest album K.T.S.E. was produced by Kanye, proved the old showbiz saying that "the show must go on (even if it means losing your wig in front of an audience)"

It happened on Saturday night at her show in Washington D.C..

Rather than be discouraged, Teyana owned it by swinging it around her head and continued singing.

Check out the video above

She later appeared with a baseball cap on to keep the hair in place.

Teyana herself wrote about the malfunction, saying on Instagram, external: "No wig formed against me shall prosper,"

"Omg I love y’all!!!! WE ALL KEPT THAT SAMEEEEE ENERGY!!! Yesterday was tooo litttttttt!!!! The show must go on ALWAYS!!!!!"

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The Colombian singer, who has two children with Barcelona and Spain's Gerard Pique, has tweeted about the former Manchester United defender's decision to retire from international competition.

The Hips Don't Lie star ended her message by saying it "ends a stage that we will always keep in the heart".

Pique won the World Cup and European Championships with Spain.

You can read her tweet below, if you are well versed in Spanish.

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The Too Good at Goodbyes singer has received some pretty harsh criticism online after his pal, Queen frontman Adam Lambert shared an Instagram post of Sam saying "I don't like Michael Jackson", while having a lovely old time on a boat.

In Sam's defence (not that he needs one) he does point out that the Jacko track playing on the boat is "a good song."

Feels like a bit of a stitch up to us but it's got plenty of people riled for sure.

Others have pointed out that Sam is entitled to his opinion about the King of Pop.

As we all are.

Sam probably wouldn't have appreciated Drake's cover of MJ's Rock with You in Kansas City at the weekend.

But that doesn't mean that you can't enjoy it below.

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Kanye West has claimed he wasn't given enough time by host Jimmy Kimmel to explain his support for the US president.

Last week, he seemed lost for words when Kimmel asked him whether he thought Mr Trump cared about black people, "or any people at all".

His slightly-awkward silence prompted the presenter to cut to an ad break.

Now Kanye has said the "important question" deserved "time to think".

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But the row apparently has dampened his creativity as he has shared a new tracked called “XTCY” and it involves West rapping about how he would like to get to know his wife Kim Kardashian-West's sisters a little better.

You got sick thoughts? I got more of ’em / You got a sister-in-law you would smash? I got four of ’em

Charming. You can find the track online.

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The rapper's star-filled Astroworld has achieved the second biggest first week sales of 2018, Stateside.

Scott's second number one album, which features the likes of Pharrell Williams, Kid Cudi, Frank Ocean, Drake and more, shifted 537,000 equivalent album units, according to Nielsen Music.

That's been bettered only by Drizzy's Scorpion, which started by selling 732,000 units.

Scott, who has a child with reality star and "self-made (almost) billionaire" Kylie Jenner, apologized to transgender model Amanda Lepore for a "misunderstanding" after her image was left off the album cover (above).

In the UK, the rapper landed the week's highest new entry, going straight in at number three - his highest chart position over here.

The soundtrack to the Mamma Mia! sequel remained at the top of the UK album charts.

Meanwhile Drake's continues to have music fans on both side of the Atlantic in their feelings, topping the singles charts in the UK and US.

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LG's busy summer took him to the Sonarama Ribera Festival in Burgos on Saturday, where he cut short an Oasis classic to tell security guards to leave his fans alone.

You can check out some fan-shot footage below.

Watch from about 40 seconds in as Liam signals to his band to stop before singling out what he believed to be an over-zealous Spanish security guard.

"They're having fun man, stop getting on their cases," he said.

"They're not doing anything.

Liam, who was fresh from his "best family holiday ever" in Magaluf (minus Noel) is currently working on the follow-up to number one solo debut album As You Were.

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Ticketmaster is closing its secondary ticketing websites Seatwave and Get Me In, in a bid to combat touts.

The sites, which allow customers to offload unwanted tickets, have frequently been exploited by so-called "professional sellers" who hike up prices.

"We know that fans are tired of seeing others snap up tickets just to resell for a profit on secondary websites, so we have taken action," said Andrew Parsons, head of Ticketmaster UK.

The sites will be shut down in October.

In their place, you will be allowed to sell tickets directly on Ticketmaster, where a simple click will release tickets back into the market.

Little Mix (above) are among the artists who have protested at the prices charged by secondary ticketing sites.

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With Matt Cardle taking over from Will Young in Strictly Ballroom, external and Alexandra Burke joining Martin Kemp in Chicago, external, the influx of pop stars treading the boards in London's Theatreland shows no signs of abating.

To their ranks we can add Busted's Matt Willis, who is spending his summer at the Open Air Theatre in Regent's Park playing a sadistic dentist in campy musical Little Shop of Horrors, external.

Steve Martin played the role in the 1986 movie version and was a big reason why Willis, 35, wanted to take part - even if it meant rushing to finish Busted's new album.

"If I'm honest, this was very bad for me timing wise," he admits. "But Little Shop was my favourite film when I was growing up so I couldn't say no.

"We should have had two more months to work on the record, but I had to tell the guys we had to finish earlier than planned so I could start rehearsals."

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First staged in New York in 1982, Little Shop of Horrors tells the outlandish story of a lowly florist's assistant who comes to nurture a strange carnivorous plant.

Christened Audrey II after a colleague he has a crush on, the plant grows to become a talking, singing monster with an insatiable appetite for fresh human blood.

Matt says he relished the chance to play abusive orthodontist Orin, a nasty piece of work far removed from the boyish charm that helped him win I'm A Celebrity in 2006.

"I like playing baddies; I'm drawn to them in a way," he told the BBC after Friday's slightly damp opening night performance.

"It was also appealing to make him a bit more three-dimensional. I do his big number [Be A Dentist] with a mic stand, so it's fun to break the fourth wall every night and perform to the audience."

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Willis is no slouch when it comes to musical theatre, having fitted in runs in Footloose, Wicked and Flashdance between his band-related commitments.

Busted fans need not be concerned, though, as the aforementioned new record will be out as planned in the New Year.

"We did it all, the album's wicked so everything worked out," says Matt of the currently untitled follow-up to 2016's Night Driver.

Busted's Charlie Simpson and McBusted's Harry Judd were on hand on Friday to cheer him on, as was Matt's TV presenter wife Emma.

Little Shop of Horrors runs at the Open Air Theatre in Regent's Park until 22 September.

A re-working of Childish Gambino's controversial track This is America by a Nigerian artist has been deemed "unfit for radio" in his own country.

The music video by Falz, which has more than 13 million YouTube views, highlights Nigeria's opioid crisis, the missing Chibok schoolgirls and escalating pastoral conflict in the country's central states.

The lyrics have been deemed "vulgar and indecent" by censorship board NBC.

The original track by Gambino - aka Donald Glover - addressed gun crime in America and has racked up over 366 million views.

However, the BBC's Pidgin service reported last week, the NBC has not banned the track.

Morning all and welcome back to Music News LIVE.

Keep checking in with us throughout today. Coming up:

• A Nigerian radio station has banned a re-working of Childish Gambino's This is America, deeming it "vulgar"
• Liam Gallagher stops Wonderwall to lambaste Spanish festival security

• Nicki Minaj explains calling out Drake, Meek Mill and 50 Cent on her new record
• Kanye West denies being 'stumped' by Jimmy Kimmel's question about Donald Trump
• Sam Smith angers fans with his humble opinion on the King of Pop.
• The big music winners at the Teen Awards.

All that and more as it happens.

Let's kick off this week with a cracking recent stag-do pub cover of a Waterboys classic (above) that has gone viral online. Turns out the lads are in a band themselves called The Odds and their rendition even got the thumbs up from an actual Waterboy himself (below).

We hope that your weekend was half as as fun.