OK that's it for today, but - just like the England team - we have some big days ahead of us this week.

Scroll down for plenty of music celebs bigging up captain Harry Kane and the boys, plus word from the BET Awards, lots of Childish Gambino news (good and bad), as well as Taylor and Robbie going public with their friendship.

We'll leave you with a familiar-sounding melody from the weekend courtesy of Brian Wilson and the rest of The Beach Boys.

He's one of our own... He's one of our ow-ow-own.

If you're not English and reading this then don't worry - even Calvin Harris is singing it.

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Aside from Harry Kane, Manchester United and England star Jesse Lingard - aka J Lingz -stole the show with a curling effort during their 6-1 thrashing of Panama on Sunday.

A strike matched only by his goal celebration.

Now it's emerged that the 25-year-old, famed across social media for his love of music, dabbing, dancing and general 'bants' had some method to his antics.

He was, in fact, performing the dance from the track Shoot.

Media outlets have been quick to tie the move, external to its appearance in Fortnite, the incredibly popular online team death match computer game.

However, its pop culture origins lie in music, specifically with American rapper Blocboy JB, who popularised the move in his 2017 track, er, Shoot - of course.

Wherever it's from, England fans will be hoping to see the move again on Thursday against Belgium.

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The Colombian singer caused a stir last week when it transpired that an item on her merchandise stall bore a resemblance to Nazi imagery.

Promoters Live Nation apologised, explaining the offending item (above right) was based on an ancient symbol from Shakira's homeland and that the similarities were "unintentional."

The item is no longer being sold on the star's world tour.

A public memorial has been announced in memory of murdered rapper XXXTentacion.

The service, scheduled for Wednesday at the Florida Panther's Stadium, will give fans a chance to say their "final goodbyes," according to a post on the late musician's Instagram page.

It comes as further details of the 20-year-old's death have emerged.

Court documents seen by The New York Times, external state that the singer's last movements were tracked, before he became the victim of an armed robbery.

Read more.

Earlier we told you how Meek Mill had paid tribute the late rapper by wearing a hoodie bearing his image during his performance at the BET Awards last night.

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If you haven't heard of Secret 7” don't worry - it's a secret, after all - but here's everything you need to know.

The charity project, external takes seven songs by seven bands, and makes 100 copies of each one on 7-inch vinyl. Each of the 700 records gets a unique sleeve, designed by a world-famous artist.

Each single sold for £50 each - but you don't know who created the sleeve, or even what song you're buying, until you've parted with your cash.

This year's crop went on sale yesterday, with songs by London Grammar, The Clash and Jeff Buckley among the line-up.

The sale will raise more than £35,000 for the mental health charity Mind, external... and you'll be able to bid on some of the remaining discs on Mind's eBay page, external later this week.

Here's a selection of the artworks that have already been sold.

Sir Anish Kapoor - Castles Made of Sand (Jimi Hendrix)

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Jeremy Deller - I'm Not Down (The Clash)

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Ragnar Kjartansson - Damaged (Primal Scream)

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Es Devlin - Help (London Grammar)

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Polly Morgan - Lover, You Should've Come Over (Jeff Buckley)

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First mention of the week for Harry Styles.

The Cheshire-born singer covered a Shania Twain country classic at the weekend, with a little help from support act Kacey Musgraves at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

"We're gonna sing one of my personal favorites," said Stylesy.

Watch a fan-shot snippet of the pair tackling 1997 hit, You're Still the One, above.

Fair to say, it went down reasonably well with some fans.

The Irish shoegaze pioneers played an as-yet untitled track at the event on London's Southbank.

This year Robert Smith Cur-ated the lineup (get it?), selecting some of his favourite bands like MBV and the Manics, who we heard return the favour earlier today.

Kevin Shields' band have two new EPs on the way later this year and you can check out some fan-shot footage of them performing the new track above.

MVB also gave a rare live performance of What You Want, from their feedback-drenched seminal noise rock album Loveless, from 1991.

You can listen back to Smith sitting in for Iggy Pop on 6 Music ahead of the two week long event, which his own band closed last night with a career-spanning set.

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The Now Now is out on Friday, featuring contributions from Snoop Dogg and George Benson.

Damon Albarn's band of animated (and actual human) heroes performed their sixth studio album in all its multi-media glory for crowds at the Boiler Room in the Japanese capital.

So grab your sarnies, pull up a comfy chair and enjoy the full gig now on YouTube.

There is a bad language warning, however, so we'll let you find it for yourselves but only if that kind of thing doesn't offend you, yeah?

So earlier we told you how Childish Gambino (aka Donald Glover) is set to perform a big gig in the UK this year, despite having been accused of half-inching a recent hit from another rapper.

Trent Reznor, from hard rocking band Nine Inch Nails, might well be there if he's in town, as he's told his own band’s official website that the polymath is a genius.

“I’m significantly blown away by Donald Glover’s thing," he said, adding that his TV show Atlanta is "genius".

"That’s won me over, this guy’s smart," continued Reznor. "I’m watching Community. I listened to a couple Childish Gambino things and it wasn’t what I was expecting.”

And of the aforementioned This is America, which has now been viewed nearly 300 million times on Twitter, he added:

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The first series of Atlanta is available on the BBC iPlayer now.

Watch Donald doing (just one the many things) what he does best, above, at last night's BET Awards - apparently in his PJs.

Good thinking if you know it's going to be a late night we suppose.

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The controversial rapper Meek Mill premiered a new song at last night's awards, which celebrate African Americans and other American minorities in music, film and sports.

Mill, who was released from prison in April - where he was serving time for violating probation related to drug and gun convictions in 2008 - premiered his new track, Stay Woke, featuring Miguel, and wore a hoodie bearing the image of XXXTentacion, who was shot and killed last week in Florida.

Elsewhere on the night - which was hosted by actor/singer Jamie Foxx - Nicki Minaj performed a steamy set that saw her straddle a glittery pink horse on the stage that was also graced by the likes of DJ Khaled, Bruno Mars and Migos.

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Kendrick Lamar won the best male hip hop artist Award, Cardi B best female and video of the year went to Drake for God's Plan.

Seven time Grammy-winning R&B star, Anita Baker (above), was also honoured with the lifetime achievement award.

The 60-year-old appeared emotional as she watched Foxx, Yolanda Adams, Ledisi and Marsha Ambrosius perform her hits including Caught Up in the Rapture, Angel and Sweet Love.

Accepting her award, she said: "I would ask that the music be allowed to play, that singers are allowed to sing, and rappers are allowed to rap, and poets are allowed to rhyme."

Read more and check out the full list of winners, including the Black Panther movie, below.

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Madonna has posted a video of herself and son David reaching back into pop history to play an acoustic cover of Elvis Presley's Can't Help Falling In Love.

It shows the Queen of Pop playing the guitar and David on the piano. She titled the clip "Lisbon Living Room Sessions!"

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Her Madge's Instagram followers will know she often posts clips of her kids, who look like they might be following in her footsteps.

She recently posted another one of David (who's also a keen footballer) playing the guitar, external, and Mercy playing Chopin on the piano, external.

And yesterday she put up a video showing that Estere too has natural rhythm.

The superstar said, external she adopted twins Estere and Stella last year after thinking, "Why isn’t my kitchen filled with dancing children?"

So here is Estere busting some moves to Stayin' Alive - next to a fridge.

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Festival season is well and truly under way, now that a rather sunny Isle of Wight Festival has been and gone over the weekend.

There were about 50,000 people at Seaclose Park to see headliners Kasabian, Liam Gallagher, Depeche Mode and The Killers - with other sets from Rita Ora, Nile Rodgers and Chic, James Bay, Camila Cabello and Travis. Something for everyone, right?

It was the 50th anniversary of the very first Isle of Wight Festival, with gold outfits and a lot of glitter (yes, even more than usual) to mark the occasion. Back in 1968, the festival only lasted for one day, with performances from Jefferson Airplane, Fairport Convention and T-Rex.

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What with there being the World Cup on at the moment, there was no escaping the football - some England fans chose to forego watching actual music to see the Panama game on a giant screen.

England international Peter Crouch was deemed surplus to requirements by the team this summer so he enjoyed himself instead by having a kickabout backstage at the IoW and was even spotted in the mosh pit for Kasabian too (not for the first time).

At six foot seven inches tall you don't want to be stood directly behind Crouchy at a festival - or catch an accidental elbow when the beat drops...

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There's even a rumour that our Liam refused to headline on Sunday night, because it clashed with the big game.

We're not 100% convinced, however, as the match kicked off at 13:00, though he could have been settling in for the afternoon.

If you were there, let us know what your highlights (and lowlights) were via @BBCMusic., external

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Ed Sheeran might have played all his hits at Cardiff on Saturday night - but he did have to disappear off stage to perform a couple of number ones.

Ed paused his show twice because, as he told the 60,000 sell-out crowd, he "needed a pee".

"I've been gigging since I was 14 and I've never done that," he told the crowd. "And now I do it in front of 60,000 people."

He had, to be fair, apparently drunk lots of water during the first half of the set.

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T, externalaylor Swift brought Robbie Williams on stage at Wembley on Saturday to play a version of his 1997 megahit, Angels.

Swift started the ballad alone at the piano before Robbie emerged from the wings, wearing a Reputation Tour shirt.

"What an honour to sing with you," he tweeted afterwards. "I've got a proper crush."

Previous guests on Swift's tour have included Niall Horan, Shawn Mendes and Selena Gomez. And, at almost every show, support acts Camila Cabello and Charli XCX come out to perform Shake It Off.

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Donald Glover - aka Childish Gambino - has just announced he'll perform at London's O2 Arena on 4 November and tickets are available on Friday.

However, the rapper/actor has also been accused of "stealing" another rapper's song for his hit single, This Is America.

Internet sleuths uncovered American Pharoah, a 2016 track by Jase Harley, and said it had uncanny similarities to Glover's song.

Both feature dark lyrics about black America over a menacing beat; while Harley and Glover share a similar cadence in their delivery.

The track is available online but we can't bring it to you here on MNL I'm afraid due to the language.

You can certainly connect the dots between the two songs thematically - but the similarities hardly constitute theft.

Responding to fans on Instagram, external, Harley seemed to be relaxed about the situation, saying he was "glad if my record influenced his".

“A shout out would be cool," he added. "All good tho... he’s a great artist, dope I could’ve had some influence on the record."

This Is America was launched on Saturday Night Live in May. It's searingly political, ultra-violent video premiered shortly afterwards, and quickly went viral.

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So have you all come down yet from the highs of England's 6-1 World Cup win over Panama yesterday?

(OK maybe not ALL of you but certainly a lot of you.)

In case it's all a hazy blur, captain Harry Kane bagged a hat-trick and that clearly excited his pal Camila Cabello.

The unlikely strike duo were picked up front together a few months back to present an award at The Brits and now it seems in lieu of her home nations, the USA or Cuba being in action in Russia, that Camila has nailed her colours to the mast.

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Our Harry is proving so lovable that he's even won the heart of a Scotsman, in the form of superstar DJ Calvin Harris.

That's after the striker was asked by the press to mark his three goals by selecting a song of his choice.

He went for Calvin's collab with Dua Lipa, One Kiss, prompting the DJ to label him a "legend".

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Is football really coming home then?

Plenty of other pop/rock stars seem to think it has at least put its shoes on and checked out the quickest possible route online.

Wolf Alice are so convinced that they've actually changed the name of their band.

For now, at least.

So this one goes out to Harry and the boys.

It'll be kisses - big sweaty beery ones - all around if England do go all the way.

Can you imagine?

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First up today, news of big chart changes.

Since YouTube launched, the streaming site has seen 20 music videos break the two billion views mark. Sitting at the top of the heap is Luis Fonsi's Despacito (below), which has been watched a staggering 5.2 billion times.

But none of these views ever counted towards the song's position on the UK singles chart.

That will change on Friday, when the Official Charts Company overhauls its rules to include music video streams and downloads for the first time.

Unofficial videos and user-generated content featuring music will not count - but official videos played on YouTube, Apple, Tidal and Spotify in the UK will.

"The way that music fans are consuming music is changing by the month," explains the charts' chief executive Martin Talbot.

"It seems anachronistic to be saying, 'we're only going to count the song', when it also has a video attached to it."

Read more.

Morning and welcome back to Music News LIVE.

Like the England World Cup team yesterday we'll be aiming to hit you with an early glut of music news glory.

Coming up:

• Music stars including Camila Cabello, Liam Gallagher, Calvin Harris and Wolf Alice react to England 6-1 Panama
• Meek Mill, Migos and Nicki Minaj perform at the BET Awards in Los Angeles
• Trent Reznor is blown away by singer/rapper/actor Donald Glover aka Childish Gambino
• Taylor Swift brings out Robbie Williams to sing Angels
• The chart rules are changing

All that and much much more besides.

While we get warmed-up check out the highlights of our last MNL match, where we secured a narrow win over Friday ahead of the weekend, thanks to Paul McCartney, J-Lo, Little Mix, Gorillaz and Florence.

Then our pre-match national anthem comes courtesy of Manic Street Preachers (above), fresh from performing at Robert Smith's Meltdown Festival.