Right, well done everybody, we've officially made it over hump day.

Thanks for joining us, ICYMI scroll down for The Boss revealing his complex relationship with his father in the first trailer for his Netflix Broadway show, Coldplay releasing a new track as Los Unidades and Tekashi 6ix9ine somehow releasing a whole album from behind bars.

Plus all the big winners from the Aussie equivalent of The Brits.

We'll leave you with some reaction to Ellie Goulding's Live Lounge performance, where she covered The Weekend's Call out my Name.

See you tomorrow with the video of that performance and much more besides.

Just time before we go today to bring you the new music video from Aussie singer-songwriter Julia Jacklin.

The visuals for Head Alone, directed by Nick Mckk, finding her running down a residential street in a long flowing dress.

Without wanting to ruin the magic of TV, Julia explained how it was made.

She said: "We shot this clip in the streets of Melbourne last minute before tour.

"We waited until golden hour, Nick sat in the back of a car while my friend Tom drove and we just tried it as many times as we could before we lost light. This was the last take; I was exhausted from chasing the car but I think it worked because I gave up being graceful."

She added: "Felt sick from the exhaust fumes but I think we captured the feeling.”

We bet she was absolutely fuming inside. Worth it though.

Check it out above.

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Danielle Franks posted her incredible digital painting of Mac Miller online last night to the disbelief of many on social media.

Her artwork has had over 392k likes in less than a day, from fans of the late rapper, who died in September, aged 26.

The digital artist, who lives in Cornwall, told Radio 1's Newsbeat that she couldn't sleep last night as the notifications kept flooding in.

"I don't want to miss anything - I've had thousands of messages and tweets," she said.

"It's overwhelming."

Ariana Grande paid tribute to former beau Miller in her latest single - thank u, next.

For all the naysayers out there Danielle has even provided a breakdown of how she created the lifelike image.

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Snoop has clearly never seen an episode of Gordon Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares, because he thinks cooking for him would be a good idea.

He told PA: “If he’d have me on his show to cook one of my recipes, I’d love to do it.”

The rapper - who recently got his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame - has been plugging his new cookbook, From Crook to Cook, containing his favourite meals such as chicken and waffles, gumbo and of course a recipe for gin and juice...

This isn't his first foray into cooking either, his show Martha & Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party with US chef Martha Stewart went down a storm with TV audiences when it was first broadcast in 2016.

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Shania did not hold back in a recent interview about the current state of country music, which she believes is rather lacking in diversity.

Speaking to E! News, external about her new US singing competition show, Real Country, the Don't Impress Me Much star said: “We have too much of the sameness right now.

"I’m a little bit bored of it, and I want to pick it up.

"The only way to do that is to be proactive. I wanted a show that, when you talk about diversity, that includes gender diversity, style diversity, lifestyle diversity."

She added: "It doesn’t matter what age you are,”

We've reached out to some country-loving extraterrestrials for a comment.

Earlier this week ex Manchester United FC player Memphis Depay marked hitting the five milli mark on Insta by posting his own freestyle rap., external

The track was almost as on point as some his attempts on goal during his short spell at Old Trafford.

Now, in response, Scottish Premier League player Charles Dunne - Chilli D - has put out a rival bid to be the number one rapping (foot)baller out there.

Check out Charles' flow, above as he keeps it humble via the Motherwell FC Twitter account.

...I was gonna go viral / Sorry Memphis you ain't my idol

I'm a football rapper from Motherwell / Bought this jacket in a Primark sale

Amy Shark and 5 Seconds of Summer were the big winners at the ARIA Awards, last night in Sydney.

Shark won three awards including best pop release, best female artist and album of the year for Love Monster, which went to #1 Down Under.

She got a bit emosh during her final acceptance speech of the night, thanking hubby Shane.

"You're the reason I am up here," she said.

"This ARIA is yours as well."

Well, technically it isn't but it's a nice sentiment.

Watch above.

The night - hosted by country star Keith Urban - kicked off with 5SoS performing their hit Youngblood, which won Song of the Year.

"This song changed our lives and our career, so thank you," they said.

They also won best group and best Aussie live act.

BBC Biggest Weekend star Courtney Barnett (below) rocked out in a smart shirt and black tie combo as well nabbing best rock album for Tell Me How You Really Feel, while Kasey Chambers was this year's hall of fame inductee.

Head to ABC News, external for the full list of winners.

We've tried to hold off Christmas posts until at least the final month of the year, with the notable exceptions of Tyler, the Creator's take on The Grinch and 'Shatner Claus' aka William Shatner's collab with Iggy Pop.

They did make us smile.

Now the Star Trek actor is back with a new music video from his Xmas album. He's joined forces with a different rock legend to take on another festive anthem, regarding everybody's favourite red-nosed friend.

Watch above as Shatner goes from Santa's grotto to on stage with Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top in a matter of moments.

If you're offended by this post in November then you probably won't want to know what Magic Radio have planned for throughout December.

Only 26 more sleeps peeps.

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Let's be honest. We'd all like to be at our favourite pop star's wedding.

Sharing a glass of champers with Cheryl, or a slider with Snoop.

While fans of Miguel were probably not invited to his actual wedding they were invited to relive what went down on the dancefloor after he and new wife, model, Nazanin Mandi shared their wedding playlist online.

Before the Los Angeles bash, the R&B star told Rolling Stone mag: "Music is always going to be a part of everything we do, first and foremost.

“We really wanted the music to tell our story.”

Instead of the usual Dexys-into-Chic-into-Queen/Bowie-via-The Beatles, their wedding had a more gangster rap flavour with The Notorious B.I.G and Ice Cube featuring, alongside Ol' Dirty Bastard and Kanye.

Also on the list were M.I.A, Outkast and Major Lazer.

We can imagine doing the 'dancing to the dancefloor dance' to Paper Planes for sure.

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Ariana Grande's friend and photographer Alfredo Flores has announced that a documentary of her Dangerous Woman Tour is being released tomorrow.

He tweeted that he was "beyond excited" for the release of the Dangerous Woman Diaries, which will follow Ari on her world tour in 2017.

It is not known whether the bombing of her Manchester Arena show, which resulted in the death of 22 people, will be addressed in the documentary.

She postponed the rest of the tour as a result and returned to Manchester a few weeks after the May attack to perform at One Love Manchester alongside Miley Cyrus, Niall Horan, Justin Bieber and Liam Gallagher.

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The hard-working Kiwi singer recently finished off her world tour and now she's already working on a new album.

In an email to fans, the 22-year-old wrote: "I haven't started properly on the next record yet, and I'm not sure how long it'll be.

"But I've been teaching myself how to play piano, and here and there little bits come out.

"I think this next one will probably be born out of the piano in my house; me and my friends, keeping it simple. But we'll see."

She added: "And now it's the end, and I'm caught in an overwhelming mix of relief, gratitude, mourning, elation, and exhaustion."

Lorde performed 116 shows on her worldwide tour for last album Melodrama, which debuted at number one on the US charts when it was released in June last year.

So when it comes to new music, we're not holding out for it anytime soon, firstly because Lorde must be absolutely shattered and secondly because we've both tried to learn the piano and it doesn't happen over night/at all.

Grade 3, if you must know (one of us).

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Last we heard Ellie Goulding was hanging out with Princess Eugenie and co at her big day, having previously sang at another the Royal Wedding.

Today she's performing in front of an audience of far greater importance - aka the Radio 1 listeners.

You are welcome.

As is tradition in the Live Lounge she'll perform one of her own songs - we're guessing new mellow banger Close To Me , external- and a cover.

Tune in from Midday to find out.

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Elton John reached a block in the Yellow Brick Road last night and had to cancel a concert 20 minutes after he was due to be on stage because of an ear infection, the venue confirmed.

The 71-year-old piano star had to cancel on fans in Orlando, where he was due to perform as part of his epic Farewell tour.

The long goodbye is due to run until 2021 and the gig will be rescheduled so the good people of Florida will get another chance to see him.

One fan commented that he'll never be able to "view him the same" but we're not sure if he means literally or metaphorically there.

Other fans simply wished the 'Rocket Man' well.

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Tekashi 6ix9ine may currently be behind bars, but he hasn't let that get in the way of releasing his new album, Dummy Boy.

The record was originally scheduled for a 23 November release but was delayed until Tuesday evening in the US.

Tekashi, real name Daniel Hernandez, was denied bail on Monday in a New York court after pleading not guilty to firearms and racketeering charges.

The first track on the album, Stoopid, is a duet with rapper Bobby Shmurda, who is also in prison on weapons charges until at least 2020.

Other contributors on the album include Kanye West, Nicki Minaj and Lil Baby.

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We've no idea if she can actually surf or not but there's no doubting Florence's ability to headline a summer music festival.

The singer has been announced to top the bill at next summer's Boardmasters, external in Cornwall on Saturday 10 August.

The event is a mixture of live music and surfing/skateboarding which takes place across that weekend in Fistral Beach and Watergate Bay.

Also on the bill will be Giggs, Franz Ferdinand and Dizzee Rascal, as well as Jorja Smith, Idles and Lady Leshurr.

Let's hope they all form a human pyramid in the sea on the last night.

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If you prefer your music festivals more inland and with a full on rave vibe then Swedish House Mafia have been announced as the first headliner for this year's Creamfields., external

The trio will close bank holiday event, in Daresbury, Cheshire, on Sunday 25 August.

Dance music fans rejoiced last month when SHM announced their reunion, followed by three sell-out stadium shows in their hometown of Stockholm.

Now they sound pretty pumped to head back over to these shores.

“The UK truly is our second home," they said in a statement, "whether it be at our very first Creamfields or our last Milton Keynes Bowl, we want to bring it back to the festival."

Nice shout out to the MK massive there.

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As predicted yesterday, Coldplay have released new song, E-Lo, with Pharrell Williams, under the alias Los Unidades.

Fans began to get suspicious after the band's record lable Parlophone records posted a tweet, external to announce their "new signing" alongside a picture of some album artwork.

They later tweeted again to say Los Unidades's song would feature on a new EP on Friday for Global Citizen, an organisation with the goal of ending extreme poverty by 2030.

Check out the new world music-style track above, which contains the lyrics:

On the day all the hands go free / Then the sun's gonna shine on me

The Global Citizen EP will also feature Stormzy and David Guetta.

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The Boss has released the first official trailer for his upcoming Bruce Springsteen on Broadway Netflix show.

In between playing hits like Born to Run, Bruce speaks of his eternal love for his mother and wife Patti Scialfa, as well as his complex relationship with his father.

"When I was a young man and looking for a voice to tell my stories I chose my father's voice.

"My father was my hero and my greatest foe."

He added: "Mum was a different story all together, kindness, optimism civility.

The film captures Springsteen's one man show on Broadway, New York, which premiered in October 2016. It was initially only meant to run for six weeks but proved so popular that it will now wrap up next month after 236 shows.

Bruce goes on to joke about his "love-hate relationship" with his hometown in nearby New Jersey.

"I'm Mr Born To Run - I currently live 10 minutes from my hometown."

Watch above.

The show will air globally on the streaming service on 16 December, a day after the Broadway show comes to an end.

The soundtrack to the show will be released a few days earlier on the 14 December.

Hello again one and all and welcome back to another day's play here at Music News LIVE.

Coming up:

• Coldplay return under a new name, alongside Pharrell
• The trailer for Bruce Springsteen on Broadway is released
• Tekashi 6ix9ine could be set to release new album from behind bars today
• Sir Elton John cancels a farewell gig 20 minutes after it was meant to start
• Lorde teases piano-based tracks
• Boardmasters announce huge headliner

Let's kick off with one of the songs of the summer being covered in the Live Lounge by Rudimental, with a bit of help from Roy Davis Jr.

While you do that we'll prepare to attack the day.