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That's it for us today.

Like Liam above we're off to see how the real professionals do it on Centre Court. Go on Johanna!

Scroll down for Sir Mo's apology for mistaking the Gallaghers, Stormzy making it into Hansard and new music from Lana Del Rey, QOTSA, Selena Gomez, Tricky and more.

Plus see what you think of Arcade Fire's Green Light. It went down like Marmite with many of you.

Tonight you can listen live to the penultimate New Order show at Manchester International Festival.

That's bound to be pretty ace.

Order of play tomorrow is New Music Friday, news from Latitude festival and 5 Things We've Learned This Week - all under the MNL roof.

See you then.

Ian Youngs
Entertainment and Arts Reporter, BBC News

Electro pop legends Pet Shop Boys have shared a previously unreleased track which was one offered to Banarama.

Speaking to the BBC, singer Neil Tennant explained that he got the title from a book by a famous philosopher called Walter Benjamin, "which, I hasten to add," he said. "I'd never actually read.

"We offered it to Bananarama, who were making a new album," he continued. "We gave it to them and they rejected it!

"The reason we didn't put it out was because I thought the metaphor of a one way street - that something was predestined - was maybe a bit contrived. But listening to it all these years later it's very catchy."

Listen above to the new (old) song.

Read the full interview with Neil and get his thoughts on digging through his back catalogue for a series of reissues and the new chart rules.

See what we did there?

We hope you are as excited about Suffolk's biggest music festival as we are, in fact we'll be providing some treats from backstage at Henham Park in Friday and Monday's Music News LIVE.

Until then, here are Ben from Mumford & Sons and newcomer Bessie Turner answering some random Latitude-related questions for your amusement.

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Geoff Ellis, the organiser of T in the Park has said it is "not looking likely" the music festival will take place in 2018.

This year, Scotland's biggest music festival was replaced in the summer festival diary by TRNSMT, which took place in Glasgow last weekend.

Ellis said T in the Park could return as an "evolved" festival for over-18s that was more focused on rock bands than electronic dance music (EDM).

The annual event, which has run since 1994, took a break this year following difficulties at the new site in Strathallan concerning a pair of nesting ospreys.

The 2015 event drew the largest number of complaints and negative comments in the festival's history.

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This morning we told you how new Labour MP Sarah Jones had dropped a bit of Stormzy into her maiden Commons speech yesterday.

Scroll down for more on that.

We're sure it was meant in tribute to the young artist but now the Grime4Corbyn collective have questioned whether the MP for Croydon Central actually knows what the song in question; Big For Your Boots is actually about.

We think we'll let you search those lyrics out for yourself.

Tributes are being paid to rapper Chris Wong Won, better known by his stage name Fresh Kid Ice, a founding member of the controversial rap group 2 Live Crew.

He is reported to have died this morning aged 53. No details have been released but his death was announced by bandmate Luther R Campbell (below).

The artist - who is also credited with discovering rapper Flo Rida - left the group and launched his own label Chinaman Records.

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You may know him as Bruce Springsteen's long-serving, bandana-wearing E Street Band guitarist.

Or perhaps even as Silvio Dante in The Sopranos.

But now Stevie Van Zandt is heading back out on the road under his own steam for his first UK solo tour in a quarter of a century

Little Steven will take himself and The Disciples Of Soul on a a seven-date UK tour in November 2017, in support of career-spanning new album Soulfire, which he describes as "me doing me.”

The tour starts at London's Roundhouse on 4 November and takes in Bristol, Leeds, Birmingham, Glasgow and Liverpool, before ending at Newcastle’s O2 Academy on 16 November.

He said: “I’ve always been very thematic with my work, very conceptual.

“I need a big picture, I can’t just do a collection of songs, that doesn’t work for me.

"In this case, the concept became me. Who am I? I’m kind of my own genre at this point. So I tried to pick material that when you added it all up, really represented me."

Check him out below contemplating the changing world with his big band below.

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You lot on twitter have some curious comedy timing.

Not for the first time and apparently apropos of nothing, Posh Band Names is trending this afternoon.

Must be a quiet news day, until Johanna Konta gets up and running.

We heard Prince Harry was rocking out to The Killers in Hyde Park last weekend, but without further ado here's the lineup for the poshest fictional festival ever.

Starting with the Private Beach Boys (LOL) from Rishabh.

He's taking this game very seriously...

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According to Radio 1's Huw Stephens, her new album CTRL will be on a lot of critics' end of the year best of 2017 lists.

And we won't argue with him.

SZA (pronounced 'Sizza') has written for artists like Rihanna and Beyonce and even persuaded Drew Barrymore to make a cameo in one of her music videos.

Well, it did fit in with the song title after all...

Alright let's take it back to the 80s now for today's #TBT.

It's 32 years to the very day that stars of the music world gathered with 72,000 fans at the old Wembley Stadium for Live Aid.

The event, organised by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to raise funds for victims of the Ethiopian famine, was also broadcast to an estimated global audience of 1.9 billion, across 150 nations.

U2, David Bowie, Paul McCartney, The Who, Elton John and Black Sabbath were among performers on the day/night but the event is perhaps best remembered for Freddie Mercury's incredible performance with Queen.

"Aaaaayo.... Aaaaaaaaaaayo, external!!"

Anyone? Here's some pictures and reaction to jog all of our memories.

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One of Bristol's favourite sons Tricky is coming back with new album and has shared the first track from it.

When We Die sees the rapper teaming up with singer Martina Topley-Bird, with whom he has a daughter, for the first time in 15 years.

The album Ununiform is due out on 22 September and features collaborations with Russian rappers Scriptonite and Vasily Vakulenko, singer Francesca Belmonte and actress Asia Argento.

Here's a taster below...

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...with a bit of help from Oasis (the youth choir of London's Oasis Academy that is...)

The Canadian band crammed as many people as possible into the Radio 1 studio to treat us to a rendition of the Kiwi singer's recent single Green Light.

Singer Win Butler thanked the Lorde for allowing them to use the track.

"Let the Lorde bless us, each and everyone" he said.

Here's a snippet below but the full version will be up on YouTube/iPlayer soon.

Some of you thought it was a lot of fun.

"Good for the soul and ears," said one happy listener.

Others however, less impressed shall we say with the Montreal indie band's attempts at a pop hit.

We can all agree though that these guys absolutely nailed it with their backing vocals, ticking off the Live Lounge performance box off early into their musical careers.

We all had a giggle at this yesterday so it's only fair that we give you an update that athlete and gentleman Sir Mo Farah has acknowledged his boo boo when he mistook Noel Gallagher for brother Liam at a U2 gig at Twickenham last weekend.

He tweeted that he was 'chilling with my boy Liam Gallagher' alongside a link to the above pic.

The multi gold medal-winning track star has since taken to social media to apologise to Noel.

We love a happy ending.

Now if only the brothers would do the same to one another...

Californian desert rockers Queens of the Stone Age have teased fans with a one minute snippet of new track Here. We. Come alongside a live performance video.

The track contains the opening lyrics: Your head's like a hired house...

Must have been a heavy night...

Their seventh studio album Villains is out next month and we can't wait to turn it up to eleven in the MNL office.

Until then, here's part two of 6 Music's chat with frontman Josh Homme, on how producer Mark Ronson is helping the band to evolve their sound and how they don't want to become a cartoon of themselves.

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You're going to want to put your glad rags on for this next post...

The BBC Proms season kicks-off tomorrow night by celebrating US composer John Adams’s 70th birthday with his masterpiece Harmonium, plus award-winning pianist Igor Levit is the soloist in Beethoven’s ground-breaking Third Piano Concerto.

With all that in mind, Radio 3's Tom Service has been giving 6 Music's Steve Lamacq his top tips for the casual classical music fan.

Part two above is a peek inside the "engine of opera".

If you like the sound of that you can listen again in full to Tom's opera tips and also find him giving his wisdom on symphonies and the relaxed proms here.

Okay ladies and gentleman, please take your seats - Music News LIVE will resume in five minutes.

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Pretty soon, we could have not one but two Rocks heading to political office in the US.

Wrestler turned Baywatch star Dwayne Johnson has already announced his own intentions to run for office in 2020 and now Michigan-based rapper Kid Rock has suggested he is doing the same.

On Wednesday, a website purported to be promoting his run, external for a Michigan Senate set.

Now, the 46-year-old prominent Donald Trump supporter - whose real name is Robert James Ritchie - has confirmed the news in a tweet.

This potentially leaves the US voting public stuck between two rocks and hard place (sorry).

We're kind of hoping that comedian Chris Rock and DJ and producer Pete Rock throw their hats into the political ring too.

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Yesterday we brought you Haim covering one of her songs in the live lounge (using kitchen utensils for percussion), now today we can bring you the real deal herself...

Selena Gomez has released a supreme close-up video for her seductive new track Fetish featuring Gucci Mane.

The video brings the phrase lip-syncing to a whole new level and you can check it below.

You might want to open a window as it's pretty steamy.

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An album's worth of unheard Michael Jackson songs is to go under the hammer in New York with a pre-sale estimate of around $1m.

The 12-track CD containing the nine unreleased tracks appears as a blank disc with the word 'Bible' written in pen.

It's one of a number of Jackson items, including self-portraits and clothing, being sold in the online auction lasting from 19-28 July.

Mixes of three of the songs on the recording have been heard - Monster, Breaking News and Keep Your Head Up appeared on the album Michael in 2010.

The other nine, said to be of master quality have not been released.

Here's the catch though - whomever makes the winning bid will not own rights to the music, so cannot distribute the recording.

It's apparently been given to the auction house by "a personal friend and personal assistant to Michael".

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Sultry LA songstress Lana Del Rey has revealed the details of her star-studded forthcoming album.

Lust for Life (not that one) arrives on 21 July and features Fleetwood Mac legend Stevie Nicks, as well as The Weeknd and John Lennon's son Sean Ono-Lennon.

Stevie, who dazzled a London field on Sunday by appearing on stage with Tom Petty, will appear on track 12; Beautiful People Beautiful Problems.

We can all relate to that one.

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The brilliantly-named Summer Bummer, boasts the services of A$AP Rocky and Playboi Carti and was Annie Mac's Hottest Record last night.

Check it out above and hear Lana tell Annie how the record came together.

Lana got her dollar's worth out of A$AP Rocky as he also appears on another new track Groupie Love, which you can hear here, external but be warned there is some language which may offend.

That title less relatable to many of us.

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It's been another eventful week in the life of grime superstar Stormzy.

After being confused with new Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku by an Irish newspaper and then honoured by Oxford Uni he's now had his biggest hit quoted directly in Parliament.

New Labour MP for Stormzy's own hometown Croydon Central, Sarah Jones, referenced a line from Big For Your Boots in the Commons yesterday afternoon during her maiden speech.

Listen below. At least one giggler enjoyed it.

Whatever gets said in that room is written down and goes on historical record via Hansard, meaning grime lyrics with now be forever entwined with British politics.

Big up da Commons.

Here he is in the Live Lounge spitting out that very track.