That's us done for the day, scroll down for some truly brilliant pop star Halloween costumes, a big award for Selena Gomez, a new high street food retailer gets into the music market, new music from Young Fathers and Gorillaz and some of the great performances from Later... with Jools.

Now, earlier we told you about the Kiwi-related accident that befell poor Harry Styles as he slipped on a kiwi fruit at Hammersmith Apollo (scroll down).

Well, as it turns out, young Mr Styles has developed something of a habit in the getting-hit-by-things stakes.

Shoes, glowsticks, shoes, bras, shoes... you name it.

We were going to show you a lot of different videos, luckily the people at Hollywood Life have beaten us to it (above).

Note this video is from 2015, he has probably been hit by a lot more since.

BBC Radio 1

Hope so.

Annie Mac had the amps ramped up to 11 last night for a special Radio 1 Rocks show with Daniel P Carter live from Maida Vale.

On one of the loudest shows of the year so far had performances from Enter Shikari, Architects, Neck Deep, PVRIS, Marmozets and Arcane Roots.

All of which meant Annie couldn't exactly have a soft piano ballad as her Hottest Record. Thankfully the "neon-haired" Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes had put the final touches on their Spray Paint Love.

Check it out below and then listen back to the full show - if you think you can handle it.

Up and coming BBC Introducing singer-songwriter Jade Bird tackled a Kate Bush classic for Huw Stephens on Radio 1's Piano Sessions.

It's a stripped back piano cover of Kate's Running Up That Hill and its kind of beautiful.

Check it out above

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Hey, remember that time months ago when everyone got super-excited because Geri, Mel B and Emma Bunton had been spotted entering a recording studio, external in London.

Bits of music even leaked on the the world wide interweb and everyone thought a new single was coming out for the 20th anniversary of the Spice Girls' Wannabe and then... nothing.

Well, now Geri has told Red magazine why - and it turns out it's because she couldn't convince all five girls to take part (let's be honest, she means Mel C and Victoria).

"I really pushed to get everyone back together. It got to the point where I just had to let it go," she said.

"I still love the girls, and there are other bits and bobs in the pipeline."

The full interview appears in the December issue of Red, on sale now.

We brought you a sneak peak earlier, amongst a host of other killer Hallowe'en outfits, of Foo Fighter Dave Grohl moonlighting as US TV chat show host Dave Letteram-Grohl on The Jimmy Kimmel show.

Now you can see him action above. The guy's a natural.

Some of the house band are giving Dave a run for his money though with their costumes, don't you think?

Kristen Bell, dressed as Magnum PI-era Tom Selleck. even joined him for a musical mash-up the likes of which you've never seen.

Kiwi comedy duo Flight of the Conchords have extended their tour after ridiculous demand saw it sell out in no time last week, leaving many of you sad and blue.

You now have a second chance (if you're quick) thanks to 10 extra gigs being announced.

Bret and Jemaine will bring their fictional musical funny act to Portsmouth Guildhall on 6 March and tour the land with the end destination being the O2 Arena in London on 3 April.

They've come a long way from doing gigs in a lift at the New Zealand Consulate..., external

Check out the full tour date list., external

Most of the time when Radio 1 trails ahead of a new programme, it's a beautiful pre-produced and pre-mixed 20 seconds of music and speech.

Bu't there's nothing quite like an artist singing about their own upcoming appearance in the Live Lounge.

Take it away Rae Morris (above).

Billboard magazine

He best known as the tight-trousered lead singer of NYC art disco rockers Scissor Sisters, now Jake Shears has shared his debut solo single Creep City.

“I’ve not put out much out the last five years - musically that is - other than a collaboration here or there,” he told Billboard, external.

"There was a moment in time, that I really wasn’t interested in making a solo record. I found the notion a little cheesy.

"But I was talking with a friend one day and he said: ‘There’s no issue with you making a solo record - as long as it’s fantastic. I took that to heart."

That's the approach we take to posts in Music News LIVE.

So stop what you're doing and listen above. Personally we're on board with any song that has piano and a sax solo.

Noel is back.

Sunglasses indoors and the Manchester City FC flag hanging proudly behind him and his re-shuffled High Flying Birds, so he must mean business.

A truly modern man; He's even recruited a few women in his band for the first time (that we can remember). Whatever next?

In fairness, one of them really is playing a pair of scissors. YES, SCISSORS...They must be jazz scissors.

She Taught Me How To Fly is the third track taken from Gallagher Senior's forthcoming new album Who Built The Moon? and you can watch him performing it above on the final episode of this series of Later...with Jools Holland.

Watch the full show, featuring Dua Lipa (below), Saz'iso, Superorganism, Aimee Mann, Jose Feliciano and Amadou & Maria on BBC Two on Saturday from 22;45 GMT.

Here's 10 incredible moments from the series.

In the interests of balance we should also note that Noel's brother and former Oasis bandmate Liam is firmly back too.

You'll probably know that he had a number one debut solo album recently but may not know that he's set to appear in a celebrity Stand Up To Cancer edition of Googlebox, to be aired on Channel 4 at 21:00 BST on Friday night.

Check out the trailer below as Liam watches the telly with his mam Peggy and 16-year-old son Gene.

We're not sure who he's referring to as "like God" though. Maybe he means his brother...

Gulp...

Music stars including Ed Sheeran, Elton John, Mark Ronson, Emeli Sande and Paul Weller have been taking a trip down music memory lane in order to help find families for children in orphanages around the world.

The End The Silence, external campaign, founded by Hope and Homes for Children is aiming to find homes for 120,000 children suffering in silence and neglect in Ugandan and Rwandan orphanages.

To help raise the target £1.5m by 27 December, Ed (above) has has dug out some old videos from his childhood and fledgling music career, as well as some of his old favourite records from home, including Van 'the man' Morrison.

"Songs and memories go together very well. you can pinpoint a certain time you heard a song based on a memory" said Ed.

Watch above.

Mark Waddington, CEO of Hope and Homes for Children, said: “Deprived of love, life, and hope, these children grow up in silence. They never hear laughter or music. These children will never experience the love and protection only a family can offer.

“The idea of a childhood of silence and neglect in an orphanage – without love, family and music - is unacceptable."

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Edinburgh rap-trio Young Fathers have shared a gospel-influenced new track, the first to be taken from their forthcoming third album.

Their debut album Dead won the Mercury Prize in 2014. They released follow-up album White Men Are Black Men Too the year after.

There's no actual video yet but a message on screen (below) reads: "Young Fathers have finished a new album. We hope you hear it sometime in the near future, for now here is a song, a song called LORD. You can’t dance to it."

You know what to do now...

So have you heard? Sainsburys are setting up a record label. As a result, the puns are flying around the MNL office this morning.

• (Pick and) Little Mix.
• The Scone Roses, anyone?
• What about, simply: Cabbage?
• Nick Cave and the Bad (Pumpkin) Seeds...to give it a Hallowe'en vibe.

Okay now we want YOUR best supermarket music puns. Get creative people and get in touch via the BBC Music Twitter page., external

Oh go on, here's one more to get you started...

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Bob Dylan’s 27-minute long acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize for Literature, external is being released as a book.

Publisher Simon & Schuster, external have printed the speech as a slim 32-page volume with a limited edition of 10 copies signed and numbered.

Though that will set you back a cool $2,500.

He was awarded the prize in 2016 but didn't accept it until June of this year, with a speech referencing books like Moby Dick, All Along the Western Front, and Homer's The Odyssey.

After the speech, it was noted by someone how similar it was to some passages from online study guide SparkNotes. An investigation by Slate magazine was prompted by the discovery that the musician had quoted a passage which does not appear in any current editions of Herman Melville's novel.

Dylan quoted a Quaker priest who, in the aftermath of a storm at sea, tells another character: "Some men who receive injuries are led to God, others are led to bitterness."

It noted another 19 similarities between Dylan's decollections and the SparkNotes summaries.

The man himself has not responded to the claims.

Read more.

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Damon Albarn's all-star animated hip-hop side project Gorillaz have just released a new song, Garage Palace, featuring British rapper Little Simz.

The song premiered on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 radio show, where Albarn spoke glowingly of his latest collaborator.

"I just was really struck by her kind of individualism," he said. “She's just not part of a scene, and I think that's great for her."

Garage Palace is a bonus track on the forthcoming deluxe edition of the band's number two album, Humanz.

The video, which was released on Tuesday night, is animated in the style of a classic arcade shoot-em-up, with the band battling bosses and reaching check-points before the inevitable "insert coin to continue" message pops up.

There is a swear word in the song though so we can't bring it to you directly but if you promise not to be offended then you can find it on YouTube., external

It's a case of Sex and Drugs and Sausage Rolls: Sainsbury's is setting up its own record label.

The supermarket giant is releasing a series of vinyl albums in 168 of its stores, starting this week.

The first two releases are 20-track compilations curated by Saint Etienne star and pop scholar Bob Stanley.

The musician, whose own hits include You're In A Bad Way and She's On The Phone, said he wanted to put music back on the high street.

"Growing up, one thing I loved was the number of high street shops where you could buy new releases," he told the BBC.

Read more.

Selena Gomez has been named Billboard Magazine's Woman of the Year.

The Disney star turned pop singer and TV producer will be honoured at the annual Women in Music dinner and awards gala on 30 November.

The 25-year-old recently made headlines after receiving a kidney transplant from her best friend.

The star's own kidneys had deteriorated as a result of the auto-immune disease Lupus, necessitating the life-saving operation - as she described on NBC's Today programme earlier this week.

Despite her illness, the star has had an unusually successful year, producing the hit Netflix series 13 Reasons Why and releasing the hit singles Bad Liar and It Ain't Me, while continuing her philanthropic work for Unicef and Lupus charities.

"Not only is Selena soaring on the charts, but she continuously inspires young women everywhere to be authentic, give back and to not be afraid to use their voice,” said John Amato, president of The Hollywood Reporter-Billboard Media Group.

“She is never afraid to speak her mind and has used her platform to advocate for the needs of others. We are thrilled to be able to honour her as our Woman of the Year.”

While you try and remove your vampire blood makeup on the sly in work this morning let's take a quick look at how some stars from the music world dressed up for Hallowe'en.

Justin Timberlake and his family enjoyed a Toy Story-themed evening, parading around town as Buzz Lightyear, Woody and Jessie.

Justin's partner and actress Jessica Biel posted the above image of their family outing, alongside the following message:

"Clearly Lil Woody is the boss of this Halloween rodeo! Love, Buzz, Jessie and Woody #HappyHalloween, external."

Lady Gaga did a passable impression of Edward Scissorhands, as once portrayed by Johnny Depp.

Must be a nightmare to open the door to trick or treaters in that outfit though.

Rapper Cardi B can match that frightening effort however with a pretty mean Cruella de Vil.

Foo Fighter Dave Grohl is set to appear as a co-host on the Jimmy Kimmel show in the States tonight and they've released images of his seasonal fancy dress effort.

Confusingly to UK readers he's set to present the show as Jimmy's rival talk show presenter David Letterman.,

In British terms, think Noel Gallagher co-presenting Graham Norton dressed as Jonathan Ross.

Finally, flying the flag for the UK is Ed Sheeran and his missus Cherry Seaborn going for Stranger Things-inspired his and hers pink furry coats.

While Rita Ora was, for one night only, Poison Ivy.

It's hard to pick a winner...

We think he styled it out in that yellow suit though. Don't you? (see above).

Harry very nearly took a tumble at the Hammersmith Apollo in London last night after fans threw kiwi fruit at him during his performance of his suitably named new single.

You know the one...

"As some of you may have seen i nearly slipped a little earlier on", said the concerned singer, addressing the crowd like an irked supply teacher (below).

"It appears there as an actual kiwi thrown on stage".

Cue delighted screams and laughter from the crowd.

He added: "Has anyone else brought any fruit? Shame on you!"

Indeed. We just hope the fruity assailant is brought to justice.

Luckily Harry is a smooth(ie) enough performer to finish the show regardless.

The fiendishly difficult Harry Styles quiz.

Morning all and welcome back.

We hope you all enjoyed your night of mischievous making.

Today we'll take a look at some top music stars who certainly did, including the likes of the Timberlake family (above), Lady Gaga, Ed Sheeran, Dave Grohl and more.

While all that was going on poor Harry Styles was getting pelted with fruit.

Better luck though for Selena Gomez as she's been named woman of the year and Bob Dylan's Nobel Prize acceptance speech gets turned into a book.

All that and more, including a new arcade game style music video from Gorillaz featuring Little Simz, throughout today on Music News LIVE.