That's sadly all we've got time for today, but scroll down for news on The Tragically Hip farewell show watched by millions plus find out why Barbra Streisand's been teaching Siri a lesson and catch up with Paloma Faith's big announcement.
If you're yet to check out Frank Ocean's new album Blonde, fear not... you can tune in to Annie Mac's show tonight on Radio 1 from 19:00 when we can all listen together, as she's having a Frank Ocean Listening Party.
We'll be back with the verdicts bright and early tomorrow...
Millions watch The Tragically Hip's goodbye show
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A farewelll show from Canadian band The Tragically Hip reached 11.7 million people after CBC broadcast the gig on TV and live streamed it on the internet.
The band had announced the show in the group's hometown of Kingston, Ontario, after lead singer Gord Downie revealed he had terminal brain cancer.
The TV broadcast alone averaged four million viewers, according to preliminary audience figures, and it was streamed online on the broadcaster's website, apps, YouTube channel and Facebook page.
CBC said it was "an honour and a privilege" to broadcast the "unprecedented event".
"For nearly three hours on a summer Saturday night, an entire nation paused to celebrate and pay tribute together," said CBC's Heather Conway.
"Thank you to Gord, Paul, Rob, Gord and Johnny for an intimate and unforgettable shared experience."
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who was at the live show, said the band had "been writing Canada's soundtrack for over 30 years".
Europe's biggest street party, the Notting Hill Carnival, turns 50 this weekend and 1Xtra DJ Toddla T - who runs his own soundsystem there - has been exploring the history of the event for a new documentary.
He spoke to the likes of Norman Jay, Shy FX, David Rodigan and Channel One Sound System, as well discussing why the event captured his imagination when he first attended 10 years ago.
Apple's virtual assistant Siri - and possibly quite a few real people's too - have been pronouncing Barbra Streisand's name all wrong, and now she's demanded the company put things right.
The US singer revealed during an interview with US radio station NPR's Weekend Edition that she'd been in touch to explain their mistake.
"I called the head of Apple, Tim Cook, and he delightfully agreed to have Siri change the pronunciation of my name, finally," she said.
Streisand said the second syllable of her name should be pronounced with "a soft S, like sand on the beach", and not "StreiZAND". So now we know.
Kings of Leon announce their new album is coming soon
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Kings of Leon seem to have announced their new album is imminent, telling fans on Twitter and Facebook "the wait is over".
A video teaser scrolls through the titles of their previous six albums before adding "7 is coming" and showing footage of the band in the studio.
It's all hashtagged #Walls, suggesting that may be the title of the album, and they've also changed the cover photo of their Facebook page to say the same thing.
The city's mayor unveiled the plaque in front of several hundred fans, on the wall of what was Bowie's apartment.
As well as 1977's Heroes, Bowie created his albums Low (1977) and Lodger (1979)at the city's famous Hansa studios.
Laura Marling explores women in the music industry
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It's no secret that recording studios can be a very male environment, but Laura Marling is so curious about why, she's launched a new podcast project to tackle the subject.
Reversal of the Muse will see the British singer exploring the reasons so few women go into that side of the music industry and whether it makes any difference to the creative outcome.
LA sisters Haim and US studio engineer Vanessa Parr feature in the first two instalments which have gone live today, with weekly updates on the cards.
Laura explained what sparked the project:
Quote Message: Reversal Of The Muse began as conversations between friends about female creativity. In reversing the muse it became an experiment. As a small part of the global conversation about women in the arts, it became an obsession. It occurred to me that in 10 years of making records I had only come across two female engineers working in studios.
Reversal Of The Muse began as conversations between friends about female creativity. In reversing the muse it became an experiment. As a small part of the global conversation about women in the arts, it became an obsession. It occurred to me that in 10 years of making records I had only come across two female engineers working in studios.
Quote Message: Starting from my experience of being a woman I began to ask myself what difference it might have made had I had more women around, if any. I wanted to know why progress has been so slow in this area and what effect it would have on music.
Starting from my experience of being a woman I began to ask myself what difference it might have made had I had more women around, if any. I wanted to know why progress has been so slow in this area and what effect it would have on music.
Sesame Street harmonica player dies
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Belgian jazz musician Toots Thielemans, who was widely regarded as one of the world's top harmonica players - and played on the Sesame Street and Midnight Cowboy themes - has died at the age of 94.
Thielemans' manager told AFP Jean-Baptiste Thielemans, known affectionately as Toots, had died in his sleep at a hospital in Brussels.
He worked with jazz greats including Charlie Parker and Ella Fitzgerald and worked with the likes of Peggy Lee, Quincy Jones, Billy Joel and Edith Piaf across his 70-year career.
Joni Mitchell makes rare public appearance since illness
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Joni Mitchell has made a rare public appearance, 17 months after suffering a brain aneurysm.
The Canadian singer was spotted at a Chick Corea concert in Los Angeles on Saturday, where she posed for a photo with friends which has since been published on the official Joni Mitchell website.
The singer was found unconscious in her LA home in March last year, and her condition was described as "very serious". However in October 2015 her friend Judy Collins revealed she was "making progress".
Little Mix, Jess Glynne & The Vamps to play Radio 1 Teen Awards
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Little Mix, Jess Glynne, Shawn Mendes, DNCE and The Vamps are all lined up for this year's BBC Radio 1's Teen Awards.
They'll all perform at the ceremony on Sunday 23 October at the event which honours the UK’s unsung teenage heroes as well as the year’s best music, online, sport and entertainment stars.
Justin Bieber had his first headline slot at V Festival at the weekend, but it got a mixed reaction from the crowd, some of whom took to Twitter to accuse the singer of miming.
"He put the mic down, had a sip of water while still singing. How did he do that?" asked one fan.
Others said his Saturday night performance at Hylands Park in Chelmsford "lacked energy", after the singer admitted being hungover.
Rihanna was the weekend's other big headliner - and managed to anger fans by being 30 minutes late - while other artists on the line-up included All Saints (below) and John Newman.
Newman spoke to Newsbeat backstage about his recent diagnosis for a second brain tumour and said he hoped being open about it would help raise awareness and encourage others to get checked out.
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Listen back to Annie Mac's show live from V on Friday night with the likes of Mistajam and Eric Prydz.
Drugs in Prince home 'were mislabelled'
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Pills seized from Prince's home contained the dangerously powerful synthetic opioid fentanyl but were mislabelled, according to reports.
Speaking to the Minneapolis Star Tribune, officials investigating the singer's death said the pills were labelled as hydrocodone, a weaker type of opioid.
Autopsy results released in June revealed Prince died of an accidental fentanyl overdose.
Officials told the Associated Press the singer had no prescriptions for controlled substances at the time.
According to the Star Tribune report, the musician weighed just 50kg (8 stone) at the time of his death and had significantly more than a fatal dose of fentanyl in his system.
Following last week's surprise visual album Endless, Frank Ocean fans finally got the second album they were waiting for this weekend, as he delivered Blonde.
The long-awaited follow up to Channel Orange arrived via pop-up shops in London, New York, LA and Chicago - inside a magazine called Boys Don't Cry - as well as to stream on Apple Music.
In a letter on his Tumblr he told fans, "I had the time of my life making all of this. Thank you all.
"Especially those of you who never let me forget I had to finish. Which is basically every one of ya'll. Haha. Love you."
The album title is called Blond on the cover artwork but is spelt Blonde in Apple Music.
Many fans queued up in the wee hours to get their hands on the physical copy in a Soho newsagent...
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That's sadly all we've got time for today, but scroll down for news on The Tragically Hip farewell show watched by millions plus find out why Barbra Streisand's been teaching Siri a lesson and catch up with Paloma Faith's big announcement.
If you're yet to check out Frank Ocean's new album Blonde, fear not... you can tune in to Annie Mac's show tonight on Radio 1 from 19:00 when we can all listen together, as she's having a Frank Ocean Listening Party.
We'll be back with the verdicts bright and early tomorrow...
Millions watch The Tragically Hip's goodbye show
A farewelll show from Canadian band The Tragically Hip reached 11.7 million people after CBC broadcast the gig on TV and live streamed it on the internet.
The band had announced the show in the group's hometown of Kingston, Ontario, after lead singer Gord Downie revealed he had terminal brain cancer.
The TV broadcast alone averaged four million viewers, according to preliminary audience figures, and it was streamed online on the broadcaster's website, apps, YouTube channel and Facebook page.
CBC said it was "an honour and a privilege" to broadcast the "unprecedented event".
"For nearly three hours on a summer Saturday night, an entire nation paused to celebrate and pay tribute together," said CBC's Heather Conway.
"Thank you to Gord, Paul, Rob, Gord and Johnny for an intimate and unforgettable shared experience."
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who was at the live show, said the band had "been writing Canada's soundtrack for over 30 years".
Read more
Notting Hill Carnival at 50
Europe's biggest street party, the Notting Hill Carnival, turns 50 this weekend and 1Xtra DJ Toddla T - who runs his own soundsystem there - has been exploring the history of the event for a new documentary.
He spoke to the likes of Norman Jay, Shy FX, David Rodigan and Channel One Sound System, as well discussing why the event captured his imagination when he first attended 10 years ago.
Listen back to the documentary on iPlayer now.
Barbra Streisand teaches Siri a lesson
Apple's virtual assistant Siri - and possibly quite a few real people's too - have been pronouncing Barbra Streisand's name all wrong, and now she's demanded the company put things right.
The US singer revealed during an interview with US radio station NPR's Weekend Edition that she'd been in touch to explain their mistake.
"I called the head of Apple, Tim Cook, and he delightfully agreed to have Siri change the pronunciation of my name, finally," she said.
Streisand said the second syllable of her name should be pronounced with "a soft S, like sand on the beach", and not "StreiZAND". So now we know.
The next Apple update is due on 30 September.
Read more
Kings of Leon announce their new album is coming soon
Kings of Leon seem to have announced their new album is imminent, telling fans on Twitter and Facebook "the wait is over".
A video teaser scrolls through the titles of their previous six albums before adding "7 is coming" and showing footage of the band in the studio.
It's all hashtagged #Walls, suggesting that may be the title of the album, and they've also changed the cover photo of their Facebook page to say the same thing.
Paloma Faith taking time off to have a baby
Singer Paloma Faith has told fans her next album is "nearly finished", but it won't be out for a while yet as she's pregnant.
"I am so delighted to tell you I'm going to take a short while off to have a baby," she wrote in a message on her website.
"I have spent my whole life wanting to be a mother, and now the time has come for me to do so I feel so lucky."
She continued: "This means I won't be involved in The Voice this year or releasing my album this year either."
The singer said she needed to be "normal and low key for a while", but would return "full of energy".
Bowie plaque unveiled in Berlin
A special plaque's been unveiled in Berlin, commemorating the years David Bowie spent in the city.
The British singer recorded three albums there, including Heroes.
The plaque features a quote from the album's title track, "We can be heroes, just for one day".
The city's mayor unveiled the plaque in front of several hundred fans, on the wall of what was Bowie's apartment.
As well as 1977's Heroes, Bowie created his albums Low (1977) and Lodger (1979)at the city's famous Hansa studios.
Laura Marling explores women in the music industry
It's no secret that recording studios can be a very male environment, but Laura Marling is so curious about why, she's launched a new podcast project to tackle the subject.
Reversal of the Muse will see the British singer exploring the reasons so few women go into that side of the music industry and whether it makes any difference to the creative outcome.
LA sisters Haim and US studio engineer Vanessa Parr feature in the first two instalments which have gone live today, with weekly updates on the cards.
Laura explained what sparked the project:
Sesame Street harmonica player dies
Belgian jazz musician Toots Thielemans, who was widely regarded as one of the world's top harmonica players - and played on the Sesame Street and Midnight Cowboy themes - has died at the age of 94.
Thielemans' manager told AFP Jean-Baptiste Thielemans, known affectionately as Toots, had died in his sleep at a hospital in Brussels.
He worked with jazz greats including Charlie Parker and Ella Fitzgerald and worked with the likes of Peggy Lee, Quincy Jones, Billy Joel and Edith Piaf across his 70-year career.
Read more
Joni Mitchell makes rare public appearance since illness
Joni Mitchell has made a rare public appearance, 17 months after suffering a brain aneurysm.
The Canadian singer was spotted at a Chick Corea concert in Los Angeles on Saturday, where she posed for a photo with friends which has since been published on the official Joni Mitchell website.
The singer was found unconscious in her LA home in March last year, and her condition was described as "very serious". However in October 2015 her friend Judy Collins revealed she was "making progress".
Little Mix, Jess Glynne & The Vamps to play Radio 1 Teen Awards
Little Mix, Jess Glynne, Shawn Mendes, DNCE and The Vamps are all lined up for this year's BBC Radio 1's Teen Awards.
They'll all perform at the ceremony on Sunday 23 October at the event which honours the UK’s unsung teenage heroes as well as the year’s best music, online, sport and entertainment stars.
The Vamps revealed the line-up themselves while filling in for Radio 1 presenter Cel Spellman yesterday.
Fans accuse Bieber of miming at V Festival
Justin Bieber had his first headline slot at V Festival at the weekend, but it got a mixed reaction from the crowd, some of whom took to Twitter to accuse the singer of miming.
"He put the mic down, had a sip of water while still singing. How did he do that?" asked one fan.
Others said his Saturday night performance at Hylands Park in Chelmsford "lacked energy", after the singer admitted being hungover.
Rihanna was the weekend's other big headliner - and managed to anger fans by being 30 minutes late - while other artists on the line-up included All Saints (below) and John Newman.
Newman spoke to Newsbeat backstage about his recent diagnosis for a second brain tumour and said he hoped being open about it would help raise awareness and encourage others to get checked out.
Listen back to Annie Mac's show live from V on Friday night with the likes of Mistajam and Eric Prydz.
Drugs in Prince home 'were mislabelled'
Pills seized from Prince's home contained the dangerously powerful synthetic opioid fentanyl but were mislabelled, according to reports.
Speaking to the Minneapolis Star Tribune, officials investigating the singer's death said the pills were labelled as hydrocodone, a weaker type of opioid.
Autopsy results released in June revealed Prince died of an accidental fentanyl overdose.
Officials told the Associated Press the singer had no prescriptions for controlled substances at the time.
According to the Star Tribune report, the musician weighed just 50kg (8 stone) at the time of his death and had significantly more than a fatal dose of fentanyl in his system.
Read more
Frank Ocean delivers second album Blonde
Following last week's surprise visual album Endless, Frank Ocean fans finally got the second album they were waiting for this weekend, as he delivered Blonde.
The long-awaited follow up to Channel Orange arrived via pop-up shops in London, New York, LA and Chicago - inside a magazine called Boys Don't Cry - as well as to stream on Apple Music.
In a letter on his Tumblr he told fans, "I had the time of my life making all of this. Thank you all.
"Especially those of you who never let me forget I had to finish. Which is basically every one of ya'll. Haha. Love you."
The album title is called Blond on the cover artwork but is spelt Blonde in Apple Music.
Many fans queued up in the wee hours to get their hands on the physical copy in a Soho newsagent...
Good morning!
Welcome to Music News LIVE, where we'll be getting you bang up to date with everything you need to know from the music world - what more Monday Motivation could you need?
Did you spend the weekend queuing for Kanye merchandise at his London pop-up? Or devouring Frank Ocean's new album? We'll catch up on that and other news you may have missed - plus a look ahead to tonight's Quincy Jones Prom and much more.
You can still catch up on all of last week's Music News LIVE, including Friday's page, with news of Metallica's first album in eight years and the rest of the week's big new releases.