Well done everyone, you got through Monday.

Scroll down for Meek Mill's views on Jay-Z's latest Kanye verses, Human Traffic's big anniversary rave and an epic new Astroworld video from Travis Scott.

Plus, Nadine Shah has been forced to cancel her entire UK tour and lots more.

We'll leave you with a message from Lynval Golding from The Specials, who has a message for you all ahead of the first play of their new single shortly on 6 Music.

See you tomorrow rude boys and girls.

Paul Glynn
Music News LIVE reporter

Finally today, Spanish indie quartet Hinds lived their "dream" of curating their own music festival this weekend in east London.

Back in March, the girls told the BBC that they intended to organise their own rock 'n' roll event - following the release of second album, I Don't Run - and they were good to their word as music fans left their earthly worries behind them to spend the evening on Party Planet.

The event in Dalston saw performances from the likes of Girl Ray and Sports Team, as well as DJ sets from Alt-J’s Gus, Theo from Wolf Alice, Dave from Glass Animals and 6 Music's Tom Ravenscroft.

Speaking before their own headline set, Carlotta and Ana from the band told Music News LIVE exactly how they managed to pull it off and revealed that the sequel was already in the pipeline.

"I can't believe we could afford this!" joked Carlotta.

"Hinds belongs to the world," she added.

"The party planet moves around the system," confirmed Ana.

There was certainly a great 'atmosphere' backstage as you can hear above.

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The Devon space rock trio have announced a gig at Ashton Gate, home of Bristol City FC on June 5 next year.

The band posted the below pic of the ground on Instagram alongside a tip of the cap to some of their favourite Bristolians.

"Very pleased to an announced will be playing in the birth home of JK Rowling, Cary Grant, Massive Attack, Portishead, Banksy and comedy legends Johnny Ball, Noel Edmonds and Stephen Merchant."

What a festival lineup that would be.

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The nominations for next year's Grammy awards have been delayed by two days due the funeral of late President George WH Bush.

Instead of being announced at approx 14;30 GMT on Wednesday, they will now be announced at the same time on Friday.

Mr Bush, who served as the 41st US president between 1989 and 1993, died on Friday at the age of 94.

This year's Grammy's were dominated by Bruno Mars.

Read Music News LIVE's coverage of the awards.

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Remember those heady days of summer when we told you about a new sitcom, based (loosely) on the early-fame days of Harry Styles?

Well, according to trade magazine the Hollywood Reporter, Happy Together's days are numbered.

The series, which stars one of the Wayans acting clan, has been cancelled by CBS.

The show has been averaging 4.7m viewers, described as "lacklustre".

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US singer Nick Jonas and Bollywood star Priyanka Chopra have married in a Hindu ceremony, a day after exchanging vows according to Christian tradition.

The couple celebrated their nuptials with friends and family at the lavish Umaid Bhavan Palace in the Rajasthani city of Jodhpur.

Jonas and Chopra got engaged in the summer after a whirlwind romance.

On social media, they said their wedding was an "amalgamation" of their families, faiths and culture.

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A young boy goes on an epic journey through an enchanted forest in search of Astroworld, in Travis Scott's new music video.

The Nabil-directed music video for Yosemite finds the rapper himself flying over the mythical theme park - from which Scott's latest album takes its name - in a private jet while all manner of mercurial things go on beneath.

Watch closely above.

The young singer's late grandfather was a famous Egyptian actor and singer who was known as the Sound of the Nile.

Tamino's own soaring falsetto on the likes of Habibi (Arabic for 'my love') has come in for some flattering comparisons to the likes of Jeff Buckley and Thom Yorke.

"It was very natural to always sing within my full range," he told the BBC.

"I could express some emotions better when I sing a higher set of notes and some others that are expressed within the lower frequency.

"The falsettos sound more like crying and the bass can be more like a confident sound, it was a way of expression."

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Record Store Day will be back a week early next year, organisers have announced.

The event, which is aimed at highlighting the joys of the humble record shop and old school vinyl music, will take place on 13 March.

More than 240 independent record shops are expected to take part, offering limited edition prints and putting on special gigs and events.

Also, an unsigned band will get the chance to have their music burned on to 500 "shiny vinyl records."

That has to be better than burning your own CDs at home and scrawling your name on them.

RSD Coordinator Megan Page was recently honoured at Music Week's Women In Music Awards, external.

When she's not busy writing bangers for Kylie Minogue or Dua Lipa, the Scouse singer/songwriter is pretty good with her feet too.

This weekend, the Fulham Ladies footballer put her head to good use too, nodding one in from a corner during their 3-0 win over Whyte Leaf.

She's even posted the evidence below, for all you non-believers.

Chelcee - who performed above for BBC Music Day -graduated from our Newbie Tuesday school of up and coming artists and you can find out more here.

Music met art this weekend as BBC Radio 6 Music hosted their annual Art is Everywhere project.

DJ Mary Ann Hobbs' broadcast live from Tate Britain to tie in with the 2018 Turner Prize competition.

She had an array of artistic guests including another former Newbie Tuesday, Boy Azooga who spoke of his delight at his band winning the Welsh Music Prize.

"It means a lot," said Davey.

"There's so much amazing music happening in Wales at the moment so to be recognised amongst it, is just really flattering and we had a really great night.

"Loads of friends in the room so it was great."

Art enthusiast Davey pointed to David Shrigley, Francis Bacon and Bill Latterson as among his favourite artists before performing a solo set and you can listen back now.

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"Our hearts and deepest condolences go out to his family and loved ones at this terrible time."

The Sheffield band say they were “horrified” at the news that a young fan lost his life at their sold out show at London's Alexandra Palace on Friday night.

The cause of death remains unknown.

"Words cannot express how horrified we are feeling this evening after hearing about the death of a young man at our show last night," they posted online.

The venue's social media account tweeted condolences with regard to the "tragic medical incident," adding it was "unrelated to the extensive security measures in place."

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After much ado, Ariana finally released the eagerly-awaited music video for her latest hit, Thank U, Next, over the weekend.

The self-love anthem broke YouTube records as it became the first video to reach one million views in less than 34 minutes.

The visuals for the song, which is basically a shout out to all her exes, including comic Pete Davidson and the late Mac Miller, are a real delight for fans of noughties nostalgia as Ari pays homage to films like Mean Girls and Legally Blonde.

Here's five things the BBC learned from the new video.

That's what they used to be called at least, but you might know it as 'bonus content'.

Anyways finds Alex Turner resuming his role as lounge lizard singer, crooning about "philanthropic toga parties."

Don't forget, if you were a fan of the A-side then you have until 20:00 GMT tonight to vote for it as your Hottest Record of the Year.

If not, you have 19 other piping hot tracks to choose from.

In other Monkeys-related news drummer Matt Helders has produced the upcoming solo album from fellow Sheffield musician, Joe Carnall of Milburn.

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Nice one bruvvva!!

Cult movie Human Traffic turns 20 next year and to celebrate, a dance party is to be staged in Cardiff, where the club movie is set.

Starring a much younger John Simm and Danny Dyer(above), the film followed a group of friends over the course of a weekend filled with parties, drugs and booze.

The film also featured cameos by the likes of The Walking Dead's Andrew Lincoln, Jo Brand and drug smuggler-turned-best-selling author Howard Marks.

According to a report in Wales Online, external, an event will be held at the Tramshed on Saturday, 6 April.

The party will include a screening of the movie followed by a club night kicking in as soon as the credits roll.

The weekend has landed.

The Mercury Prize-nominee has pulled her entire UK tour which was due to kick off in Manchester at the weekend.

She informed fans on social media saying she needs "to be home in the north-east with my family during this very difficult time we are facing".

She added she hoped to be able to reschedule the dates.

Nadine's brilliant album Holiday Destination addressed social issues like immigration and Islamophobia and won the Association of Independent Music's Album of the Year.

The US rappers came together to perform their collab track, Tints, on Saturday Night live at the weekend.

Watch above as - introduced by English actress Claire Foy - Anderson makes rapping while drumming look ridiculously easy.

Cheeky Andy has just announced his Beach Club World Tour will head to the UK and Ireland in March next year.

He'll play four gigs, starting at London's Alexandra Palace on 15 March.

Tickets go on sale on Friday.

Twenty-four-year-old Dalton Harris was named winner of the 15th series of the telly talent show at the weekend.

It has to be said, he performed a pretty spectacular rendition of Frankie Goes to Hollywood's The Power of Love alongside past winner James Arthur (above).

It's not Dalton's first taste of TV competition fame either.

At the age of 16, he won the Jamaican equivalent of the show.

He's also had a number one in the Jamaican dancehall charts and has released three albums in his native country.

So not exactly a newcomer then but now a household name.

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Halsey has come out on the offensive, tweeting she has "no tolerance for a lack of inclusivity" after performing at a show held by US underwear firm Victoria's Secret.

The underwear brand was criticised last month after its chief marketing officer said trans models should not be used in the firm's catwalk shows.

The show was recorded before the comments were published, but was broadcast on Sunday night.

Halsey posted on social media: "If you a trans person reading this... please know that you have allies."

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The Manchester band have called time on their nearly decade-long hiatus to play live again for the Teenage Cancer Trust charity at London's Royal Albert Hall on 29 March 2019.

Doves embraced the invitation of The Who's Roger Daltrey, who organises the shows, having previously supported the charity with a set in 2003.

Also on the lineup for next year's series of gigs will be Rudimental, The Script, The Levellers and Take That.

Gary, Mark and Howard from the band are "very excited" about it all as you can see above.

Tickets go on sale on Friday

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