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Scroll down for loads of new music, including Super Furry Animals (if you don't end up up with Bing Bong stuck in your head, frankly there is something wrong with you), OneRepublic, MNEK and Foy Vance.

Good luck to the UK's Joe and Jake at tomorrow night's Eurovision final. You will be able to follow our live coverage on Saturday evening with our reporter Helen out there in Stockholm.

We'll be back on Monday, but we'll leave you with this - Jimmy Fallon and Drake's one-on-one game... of Faceketball...

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It's the final of BBC Young Musician 2016 this Sunday, so we've been getting to know the three finalists. 

Saxophonist Jess Gillam, cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason and French Horn player Ben Goldscheider will each perform a concerto of their choice during the event at London's Barbican, accompanied by the BBC Symphony Orchestra. 

First up, meet finalist Jess who runs her own annual concert series in Ulverston where artists such as Courtney Pine have performed:

Next up it's Hertfordshire-born Ben, who has been playing the horn since the age of nine: 

Finally Sheku who has a scholarship to study cello at The Royal Academy of Music:

The show will be broadcast on BBC Four from 19:00 BST, presented by Clemency Burton-Hill, Alison Balsom and Josie D’Arby and on Radio 3 from 19:30 - plus you can follow a live blog online.

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Kygo's collaboration-studded debut album Cloud Nine is one of today's biggest new releases - with tracks featuring the likes of Labrinth, Tom Odell, Foxes, Rhodes, Angus and Julia Stone and John Legend. 

Kygo told us he'd been working on the eclectic album for a year and a half and so is excited to "finally show everybody". 

Quote Message: All these people that I've been working on this album with are people I've been looking up to, like Tom Odell and John Legend, Angus and Julia Stone from Australia, people that I've been listening to their music for many years and they've been on my wish list of people that I want to collaborate with. I'm just very happy that I'm in a place now where I have the opportunity to work with these talented people, [it's] a lot of fun for me.

All these people that I've been working on this album with are people I've been looking up to, like Tom Odell and John Legend, Angus and Julia Stone from Australia, people that I've been listening to their music for many years and they've been on my wish list of people that I want to collaborate with. I'm just very happy that I'm in a place now where I have the opportunity to work with these talented people, [it's] a lot of fun for me.

Quote Message: Tom Odell is an incredible musician and piano player. That one I made over a year ago. I played it in some shows, I played it together with Tom Odell at Coachella a year ago, so I feel like it's definitely time to get that one out there. from Kygo

Tom Odell is an incredible musician and piano player. That one I made over a year ago. I played it in some shows, I played it together with Tom Odell at Coachella a year ago, so I feel like it's definitely time to get that one out there.

The producer and DJ - whose music coined the genre "tropical house" - told us he couldn't really comment on recent articles suggesting EDM is "over". 

Quote Message: It's always hard to predict what's going to happen. I feel like as long as you make good music you're going to be able to travel around the world and play shows and that's what i'm trying to do. Yeah, I'm definitely making EDM music, but I feel like I can make more than that and the track I have with Labrinth, I don't think it's even EDM - it's just music. I don't really think about genres, I don't want to lock myself into a box or lane, I just make music and as long as you make good music it doesn't matter what style of music it is. from Kygo

It's always hard to predict what's going to happen. I feel like as long as you make good music you're going to be able to travel around the world and play shows and that's what i'm trying to do. Yeah, I'm definitely making EDM music, but I feel like I can make more than that and the track I have with Labrinth, I don't think it's even EDM - it's just music. I don't really think about genres, I don't want to lock myself into a box or lane, I just make music and as long as you make good music it doesn't matter what style of music it is.

Other albums out today include Meghan Trainor's Thank You and Corrine Bailey Rae's The Heart Speaks in Whispers - Radio 1 has a handy guide to its favourite of today's new singles. 

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It's still not a joke, Lady Gaga is definitely still set to play Cilla Black in a new biopic about Dionne Warwick.

Based on Warwick's autobiography, the film will star former Destiny's Child singer LeToya Luckett as Warwick, while Danny Glover will play her father.

Now, Cilla's Black's estate have released a statement about Gaga - who won a Golden Globe for American Horror Story: Hotel - playing the singer-turned-TV host. 

They commented:

Quote Message: We think Lady Gaga is fabulous! She’s a great actress and we really look forward to seeing her portrayal.

We think Lady Gaga is fabulous! She’s a great actress and we really look forward to seeing her portrayal.

Last week they told us it was coming, and today Super Furry Animals have released their first new music in seven years. Their new single Bing Bong is their un-official anthem for Wales' journey to Euro 2016 (the Manics have recorded the official one, watch the video on yesterday's Music News LIVE page).

The band had announced the single with the words: "Let's come together this summer, in song and let that song be BING BONG. Please await further transmissions." 

You can watch the video on The Guardian website. 

And you can also hear a taster below, during 6 Music's Matt Everitt amusing chat with frontman Gruff Rhys all about the band's return:

Meanwhile Super Furry Animals have been confirmed as headliners for this year's By The Sea festival in Margate this Autumn, along with Wild Beasts.   

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Radio 2's Ken Bruce - a veteran Eurovision commentator if ever there was one, on his 29th (!) contest - has been chatting to our entertainment reporter in Stockholm, Helen Bushby. 

He shared his verdict on Ireland being knocked out of the competition in last night's semi-final, as former Westlife star Nicky Byrne failed to secure enough points to make Saturday's final. 

Quote Message: My heart goes out to him - it's a tragedy. He's a lovely guy and it was a good song; he didn't deserve to be jettisoned. Nicky's got a reputation and a following and he put them on the line, it was a risk putting himself out there. It's a terrible shame. from Ken Bruce

My heart goes out to him - it's a tragedy. He's a lovely guy and it was a good song; he didn't deserve to be jettisoned. Nicky's got a reputation and a following and he put them on the line, it was a risk putting himself out there. It's a terrible shame.

Read the rest of the interview in Helen's reporter's diary

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Fancy seeing some live music over the next seven days?

Handily The Guardian has provided its guide of the gigs to keep an eye out for...

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... well, according to Andrew Lloyd Webber, yes. He says Nicole Sherzinger's dropped out of his forthcoming Broadway production of Cats to be a judge on the next UK series of The X Factor. 

He's told the Economist he's "furious", saying she called him a week before rehearsals to say "she's decided to do X Factor".

Nicole appeared on The X Factor in 2012, but the show has told Newsbeat "discussions are still ongoing" about the next judging panel which will be revealed "shortly". 

Not mentioning X Factor, Nicole told Newsbeat the Cats contract was "never finalised". 

She added: "I adore and respect Andrew, I'm so grateful for our friendship and can't wait for the opportunity to create more magic together."

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The order of play for tomorrow night's Eurovision final has been revealed - so you can get planning those strategic toilet / tea / restocking-the-prosecco breaks now.

It's going to be a long tense night for the UK entry Joe and Jake - they're not up till the penultimate spot, performing 25th out of 26 entries, ahead of just Armenia. Let's hope it means the ceremony is going out with a bang...

An exhibition dedicated to punk's impact on music, fashion and design across the UK between 1976 and 1978 has opened at the British Library.

The exhibition is to explore punk's roots in the French Situationist movement and New York City art-rock scene.

Arts correspondent Marilyn Rust has been along to have a look.

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After all the excitement about Yacht's sextape stunt, non-apology and then real apology this week, BBC Music got to thinking about other publicity stunts gone wrong. 

From Rihanna's notorious 777 tour and promo trip (when she invited 150 journalists to accompany her to seven club gigs in seven days in seven countries with disastrous consequences) to U2 dumping their (hugely unwanted it turns out) album into everyone's iTunes account, there was plenty to think about. 

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The Rolling Stones are among the music veterans playing the inaugural Desert Trip Festival in California, dubbed "Coachella for old people"' by Mick Jagger.

The band have been speaking to Rolling Stone magazine about the event happening over two weekends in October, which will also see performances from the likes of Bob Dylan, Neil Young and The Who.

"On the Friday night, it's going to be us and Bob Dylan, so there will be masses of musicians, actually masses of guests of all the musicians, and it's a fun time for everyone," said Sir Mick.

Keith Richards revealed, in a separate interview with the magazine, he is looking forward to seeing his mate 'Bobby' Dylan.

"I'd work with Bob any[where]. I'd work with Bob in hell or heaven. I love him."

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Chic guitarist and general funky dude Nile Rodgers has been announced as the BBC Music Day ambassador.

He'll attend the finale of BBC Music Day at the Eden Project in Cornwall on Friday 3 June alongside headliners Duran Duran.

Izzy Bizu has also just been added to the line-up which already includes Laura Mvula.

Nile said: “Music takes you to a place you go during the experience of it, and then after you experience it you are different."

Some of BBC Music Day's events include The Ulster Orchestra playing at Stormont Parliament Buildings in Belfast and Travis and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra playing at Barrowlands in Glasgow.

Hitmaker to the stars and OneRepublic frontman Ryan Tedder debuted his latest smash-in-the-making on the Radio 1 breakfast show with Grimmy this morning.

The track is called Wherever I Go and you can hear it below.

Over the course of his career, Tedder has worked with the likes of Ed Sheeran, Adele, Beyonce and Madonna.

He explained to Grimmy how he manages to avoid being starstruck.

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Rapping mouthpiece Azealia Banks who, earlier this week, wrote racist criticism of Zayn Malik before launching into a tirade against the UK grime scene, had her account suspended by Twitter on Thursday.

She has since written a response on Instagram claiming that having "insulted Indians, Pakistanis and black folk" she was only silenced when she made some comments about "whiteness being a mental illness" that she was removed. 

Diplo doesn't seem to be too fond of David Guetta's new Euro 2016 anthem This One's For You, which is out today featuring Zara Larrson.

He's called French EDM star Guetta "corny" and accused him of ripping off his huge Major Lazer track with DJ Snake, Lean On. 

According to NME, DJ Snake tweeted that Guetta had made a "Fake Lean On", before Diplo later agreed saying: "I hope the kids realise we always try to innovate and it's easy for David Guetta to whatever in a quest for relevancy."

He later deleted his tweets but then posted: "I respect my elders but when they straight jack us it's clap back season", complete with several corn emojis, suggesting that Guetta's music is "corny".

Judge the similarities for yourselves below:

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Unseen photos of Amy Winehouse as a 19-year-old, taken before the release of her debut album Frank and her battles with drink and drugs, have been released by photographer Charles Moriarty. 

After spending more than a decade in a drawer at his London home, the shots from 2003 form his new collection, Before Frank.

He explained why he wanted to share them:

Quote Message: She's so at ease with the camera that the photos are so natural and she looks amazing. I want people to look at them and see Amy for who she was before she became a star. They just give off a resounding openness, honesty and happiness. The photos make me laugh. We were 21 and 19 and some are so silly but there's also a slight bittersweet feeling to it. from Charles Moriarty

She's so at ease with the camera that the photos are so natural and she looks amazing. I want people to look at them and see Amy for who she was before she became a star. They just give off a resounding openness, honesty and happiness. The photos make me laugh. We were 21 and 19 and some are so silly but there's also a slight bittersweet feeling to it.

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Gareth Malone and The Choir for the Invictus Games have released their charity single Flesh and Blood - after performing it at the opening ceremony in Orlando. 

The choir of wounded, injured or sick ex-servicemen and women formed on Gareth’s latest TV show, a two-part BBC documentary which you can watch on iPlayer. 

The show followed their journey writing and recording the single, using the singers' personal experiences of injury and recovery to shape the lyrics.

Quote Message: We know when music is honest, we know when it speaks directly to our hearts. The Invictus Choir have proved that music can heal and music can help give back so much that has been lost in war. For these wounded, injured and sick ex-service men and women, the struggle continues. However, through this song, they have come together to say that they are unbreakable, proud of their achievements and hopeful for the future. That is the spirit of Invictus. We are all 'Flesh and Blood'. from Gareth Malone

We know when music is honest, we know when it speaks directly to our hearts. The Invictus Choir have proved that music can heal and music can help give back so much that has been lost in war. For these wounded, injured and sick ex-service men and women, the struggle continues. However, through this song, they have come together to say that they are unbreakable, proud of their achievements and hopeful for the future. That is the spirit of Invictus. We are all 'Flesh and Blood'.

Soprano Laura Wright also features on the track and her own song Invincible, also written for and inspired by the Invictus Games, forms a double A side.

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Irish singer-songwriter Foy Vance has released this third album The Wild Swan through Ed Sheeran's new Ginderbread Man Records.

Vance launched the record at a gig in east London on Thursday night.

In a four-star review, The Independent praised "music that’s real and honest by an artist who means what he sings, and that feels like quite a rare thing to be able to do today."

Here he performs She Burns from the new album...

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