Well, it's not the Weeknd yet - but it is that time of day again when we must say goodbye. And thank you. You've been great.
If you've missed anything while you were, you know, working for a living (or sleeping) then don't fear.
You can scroll down for news of Robbie's Take That return and the Grammys boss on Beyonce's awards 'snub'. Plus a smorgasbord of other musical morsels.
And if you're the last to know what Guns N' Roses did in Melbourne... or was it Sydney?... then you really are alone. Get with the program.
We're all off to play with our Daft Punk filters...just One More Time.
See ya.
*mwah*
The xx announce London residency
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Electro-dream poppers The xx will take over London's Brixton Academy from 8-15 March.
Their latest record I See You went to the toppermost of the poppermost in the album charts and now they'll bring it to the masses for a special week long set of gigs.
But they won't be doing this marathon slog alone...as they'll have support in an emotional and musical sense from the likes of Cat Power, Robyn and Sampha, as well Kelela, Floating Points, Savages' Jehnny Beth and the brilliantly-named Joy Orbison (who we really hope will be wearing sunglasses indoors).
They've also announced a series of official after-show parties - so choose your Night + Day wisely.
Just for Fun - new music videos from Blondie and Little Dragon
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We're midway through another grueling week so time for a musical interlude we think.
In fact make that a double.
First up legendary punk rockers Blondie are back with a brand new video and it looks like they've ran new track Fun through the Daft Punk Snapchat filter (scroll down).
We told you everyone's was at it.
The track is taken from their forthcoming album Pollinator which will be out on May 5.
Carpool Karaoke: The Series is based on the popular segment from The Late Late Show.
It will feature 16 celebrity pairings "riding along in a car together as they sing tunes from their personal playlists" and "surprise fans who don't expect to see big stars belting out tunes one lane over."
Other celebrity mash-ups include Billy Eichner and Metallica, Ariana Grande and Seth MacFarlane and John Cena and Shaquille O’Neal.
But Cordon has not been completely banished to the back seat, oh no. One of the series highlights will surely be when he and Will Smith "get jiggy with it" to The Fresh Prince of Bel Air theme.
Blossoms cover Fiddy and George Michael in the Live Lounge
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Brits Awards-nominated Blossoms were in the Radio 1 Live Lounge with Clara earlier.
The Stockport lads, who are up for the British Breakthrough Act gong at next week's awards, paid homage to former Brits winner 50 Cent...with a bit of George Michael thrown in for good measure.
We've already heard Fastlove slowed down this week by Adele at the Grammys, now here's Careless in Da Club (nicely done fellas).
It comes in around 02:12:00 ish on da show below and has caused many of you to go crrrrrazy.
They used to be five and now they are three but for one beautiful evening they will be four again as Robbie Williams is set to re-join Take That.
The Robster will get the old band (minus Jason - he was our favourite) back together once more for the final of old pal Gary Barlow's singing show Let It Shine.
Mr Williams, who twice left the band in 1995 and 2011, supposedly said: "I'm looking forward to being back with Gary, Mark and Howard on Let It Shine and am excited to be a guest judge for the very special final."
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The final airs on BBC One on Saturday 25 February and the winner will get to star in a West End musical based on Take That's biggest hits.
Best tune in, it could be magic.
Snapchat goes silly for Daft Punk filter
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Have you ever, you know, wanted to be in Daft Punk?
Clearly The Weeknd does. You can see it in his eyes.
Well... now you can too.
Snapchat's latest filter will transform you into a helmet-wearing humanoid and all your friends will think they are communicating - in a new-fangled way - with the mysterious French electro duo themselves.
But only if your friends are a bit daft.
And if you do it in video mode accompanied by ‘Doin’ It Right’ from their 2013 album Random Access Memories.
As you can see, everyone and their dog are excited about it.
The Minnesota singer finally arrived to streaming services at the weekend on what history will remember as Purple Sunday (that's what we're calling it anyway).
Another Canadian superstar Drake apparently offered to speak to a man who was threatening to jump off a bridge in Manchester on Saturday morning.
According to the Manchester Evening News the rapper's tour bus was caught a traffic jam caused after police blocked off roads and attempted to talk the man down from the bridge over the Mancunian Way.
Police say he became involved in the incident around 5.40am on Saturday morning, hours after finishing his gig at the Arena.
Inspector Phil Spurgeon said: “One officer was approached by a male from a tour van caught up in the traffic congestion, claiming to be part of Drake’s entourage.
“He offered for Drake to speak to the male on the bridge, if that would help. The offer was declined with thanks."
The man was eventually taken to hospital for treatment after he was safely brought down from the bridge before 7am.
Alanis Morissette targeted by thieves
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Thieves have stolen jewelry worth a whopping $2m (£1.6m) from the home of Canadian singer Alanis Morisette.
Los Angeles Police Department said there was also some damage to the property in the upmarket Brentwood area of Los Angeles.
Morissette, best known for her 1995 album Jagged Little Pill, is married to rapper Mario "Souleye" Treadway and the couple have two children.
Luckily the family are not thought to have been at home during the burglary on 9 February.
Stay safe, Alanis.
Four of the BBC Introducing best break out at Roundhouse Rising
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Four of the most exciting new discoveries from the BBC Introducing Uploader took to the stage on Monday at the Roundhouse Rising festival in Camden, London.
Got it? So when they're huge you can say that you were there (even if you weren't - we won't tell anyone).
They all put in big performances on the night hosted by Radio 1's Phil Taggart...and some of our colleagues who are pretty handy with a camera were there.
In an interview with Pitchfork Neil Portnow said: "No, I don't think there's a race problem at all.
"Remember, this is a peer-voted award, it's not a corporate entity – it's the 14,000 members of the Academy.
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Meanwhile 13-time Grammy winner Carlos Santana says his comments on the matter were ‘taken out of context’.
Santana was quoted in Australian Associated Press yesterday as saying: “I think that Adele won because she can sing.
"With all respect to our sister Beyonce, she is very beautiful to look at and it’s more like modelling kind of music - music to model a dress - she’s not a singer, singer, with all respect to her."
He said: "I would like to clarify a comment that was reported when I was doing an interview for some upcoming shows in Australia & New Zealand.
"My intent was to congratulate Adele on her amazing night at the Grammies.
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My comment about Beyonce was regretfully taken out of context. I have the utmost respect for her as an artist and a person. She deserves all the accolades that come her way. I wish Beyonce and her family all the best."
And we thought social media was just for uploading baby pictures and funny videos of dogs in sunglasses.
This could change everything.
Crowds boo Guns N' Roses location gaffe
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You're a rock legend playing a huge gig in Melbourne when your guitar technician says hello to 'Sydney'.
Today we'll bring you news of the Robbie's latest return to his old band, word from the Grammys boss over Beyonce's album snub and Drake offering to save the day in Manchester.
Plus is Kid Rock actually about to stand for office in America?
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Well, it's not the Weeknd yet - but it is that time of day again when we must say goodbye. And thank you. You've been great.
If you've missed anything while you were, you know, working for a living (or sleeping) then don't fear.
You can scroll down for news of Robbie's Take That return and the Grammys boss on Beyonce's awards 'snub'. Plus a smorgasbord of other musical morsels.
And if you're the last to know what Guns N' Roses did in Melbourne... or was it Sydney?... then you really are alone. Get with the program.
We're all off to play with our Daft Punk filters...just One More Time.
See ya.
*mwah*
The xx announce London residency
Consequence of Sound
Consequence of Sound
Electro-dream poppers The xx will take over London's Brixton Academy from 8-15 March.
Their latest record I See You went to the toppermost of the poppermost in the album charts and now they'll bring it to the masses for a special week long set of gigs.
But they won't be doing this marathon slog alone...as they'll have support in an emotional and musical sense from the likes of Cat Power, Robyn and Sampha, as well Kelela, Floating Points, Savages' Jehnny Beth and the brilliantly-named Joy Orbison (who we really hope will be wearing sunglasses indoors).
They've also announced a series of official after-show parties - so choose your Night + Day wisely.
Read more.
Just for Fun - new music videos from Blondie and Little Dragon
We're midway through another grueling week so time for a musical interlude we think.
In fact make that a double.
First up legendary punk rockers Blondie are back with a brand new video and it looks like they've ran new track Fun through the Daft Punk Snapchat filter (scroll down).
We told you everyone's was at it.
The track is taken from their forthcoming album Pollinator which will be out on May 5.
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Next up Grammy-nominated Swedish outfit Little Dragon have released their first music since 2014 album Nabuma Rubberband.
They return with a dreamy video for new track High that is so hallucinogenic that it may cause you to fail a breathalyzer test.
So put down all hot drinks and heavy machinery please and simply enjoy.
A-listers drive Carpool Karaoke evolution
It's Carpool Karaoke, but not as we know it.
James Cordon will no longer be at the wheel of this viral juggernaut when the series airs on Apple Music this year.
Instead, Alicia Keys will look on adoringly as John Legend sings and drives AT THE SAME TIME. Look...
Carpool Karaoke: The Series is based on the popular segment from The Late Late Show.
It will feature 16 celebrity pairings "riding along in a car together as they sing tunes from their personal playlists" and "surprise fans who don't expect to see big stars belting out tunes one lane over."
Other celebrity mash-ups include Billy Eichner and Metallica, Ariana Grande and Seth MacFarlane and John Cena and Shaquille O’Neal.
But Cordon has not been completely banished to the back seat, oh no. One of the series highlights will surely be when he and Will Smith "get jiggy with it" to The Fresh Prince of Bel Air theme.
Can I get a BEEP BEEP?!...
Here's what our reporter Steven 'the Stig' McIntosh learned from watching the first trailer.
Eurovision 2017: Organising team quits en masse
First Brexit...now this!
Fans of all things europe may want to be sat down for the following news.
The Eurovision Song Contest has hit a major road bump, after 21 top level staff organising the event resigned.
The Ukrainian Eurovision team say they were stripped of major responsibilities in December, when a new boss was appointed to the organising committee.
According to their resignation letter, they were "completely blocked" from making decisions about the show.
The EBU, which founded Eurovision, told Ukraine's public broadcaster to "stick to the timeline" despite the upheaval.
It insisted the event would go ahead as planned in Kiev this May.
So don't cancel your annual party just yet.
Read more.
Blossoms cover Fiddy and George Michael in the Live Lounge
Brits Awards-nominated Blossoms were in the Radio 1 Live Lounge with Clara earlier.
The Stockport lads, who are up for the British Breakthrough Act gong at next week's awards, paid homage to former Brits winner 50 Cent...with a bit of George Michael thrown in for good measure.
We've already heard Fastlove slowed down this week by Adele at the Grammys, now here's Careless in Da Club (nicely done fellas).
It comes in around 02:12:00 ish on da show below and has caused many of you to go crrrrrazy.
Robbie to re-join Take That (again)
...for one night only.
At least until the next time that is.
They used to be five and now they are three but for one beautiful evening they will be four again as Robbie Williams is set to re-join Take That.
The Robster will get the old band (minus Jason - he was our favourite) back together once more for the final of old pal Gary Barlow's singing show Let It Shine.
Mr Williams, who twice left the band in 1995 and 2011, supposedly said: "I'm looking forward to being back with Gary, Mark and Howard on Let It Shine and am excited to be a guest judge for the very special final."
The final airs on BBC One on Saturday 25 February and the winner will get to star in a West End musical based on Take That's biggest hits.
Best tune in, it could be magic.
Snapchat goes silly for Daft Punk filter
NME
Have you ever, you know, wanted to be in Daft Punk?
Clearly The Weeknd does. You can see it in his eyes.
Well... now you can too.
Snapchat's latest filter will transform you into a helmet-wearing humanoid and all your friends will think they are communicating - in a new-fangled way - with the mysterious French electro duo themselves.
But only if your friends are a bit daft.
And if you do it in video mode accompanied by ‘Doin’ It Right’ from their 2013 album Random Access Memories.
As you can see, everyone and their dog are excited about it.
Prince gets streaming royal approval
It's official.
The Minnesota singer finally arrived to streaming services at the weekend on what history will remember as Purple Sunday (that's what we're calling it anyway).
It proved timely - as later that evening Bruno Mars delivered a note-perfect tribute act at the Grammys and helped to pour down more purple rain all over the digital world.
According to Amazon Music Unlimited, Prince totally dominated both their album and song streams that day.
Here's what their own streaming charts looked like after Sunday.
Most streamed albums:
1. The Very Best Of Prince
2. Purple Rain
3. Sign 'O' The Times
4. The Hits/The B-Sides
5. Around The World In A Day
And...most streamed songs:
1. Purple Rain
2. Let's Go Crazy
3. When Doves Cry
4. Raspberry Beret
5. Kiss
We bet Beyonce has been streaming away all week.
Here she is doing the 'dancing to the dance floor dance' to Bruno's Prince in LA on Sunday.
Drake offered to help talk man down from bridge in Manchester
Manchester Evening News
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Another Canadian superstar Drake apparently offered to speak to a man who was threatening to jump off a bridge in Manchester on Saturday morning.
According to the Manchester Evening News the rapper's tour bus was caught a traffic jam caused after police blocked off roads and attempted to talk the man down from the bridge over the Mancunian Way.
Police say he became involved in the incident around 5.40am on Saturday morning, hours after finishing his gig at the Arena.
Inspector Phil Spurgeon said: “One officer was approached by a male from a tour van caught up in the traffic congestion, claiming to be part of Drake’s entourage.
“He offered for Drake to speak to the male on the bridge, if that would help. The offer was declined with thanks."
The man was eventually taken to hospital for treatment after he was safely brought down from the bridge before 7am.
Alanis Morissette targeted by thieves
Thieves have stolen jewelry worth a whopping $2m (£1.6m) from the home of Canadian singer Alanis Morisette.
Los Angeles Police Department said there was also some damage to the property in the upmarket Brentwood area of Los Angeles.
Morissette, best known for her 1995 album Jagged Little Pill, is married to rapper Mario "Souleye" Treadway and the couple have two children.
Luckily the family are not thought to have been at home during the burglary on 9 February.
Stay safe, Alanis.
Four of the BBC Introducing best break out at Roundhouse Rising
Four of the most exciting new discoveries from the BBC Introducing Uploader took to the stage on Monday at the Roundhouse Rising festival in Camden, London.
Remember the names: Isaiah Dreads, Tom Grennan, Vant and Salent.
Got it? So when they're huge you can say that you were there (even if you weren't - we won't tell anyone).
They all put in big performances on the night hosted by Radio 1's Phil Taggart...and some of our colleagues who are pretty handy with a camera were there.
Check it.
IN PHOTOS | BBC Introducing at Roundhouse Rising 2017
Grammy President: 'I don't think there's a race problem'
Recording Academy president Neil Portnow says he does not believe the Grammys has a race problem.
The response comes after the awards were criticised by many, including the big winner on the night Adele herself, for overlooking Beyonce for all three of the main awards; song, record and album of the year.
In an interview with Pitchfork Neil Portnow said: "No, I don't think there's a race problem at all.
"Remember, this is a peer-voted award, it's not a corporate entity – it's the 14,000 members of the Academy.
Meanwhile 13-time Grammy winner Carlos Santana says his comments on the matter were ‘taken out of context’.
Santana was quoted in Australian Associated Press yesterday as saying: “I think that Adele won because she can sing.
"With all respect to our sister Beyonce, she is very beautiful to look at and it’s more like modelling kind of music - music to model a dress - she’s not a singer, singer, with all respect to her."
But now, in a very modern move, the 69-year-old Mexican guitarist has gone on Facebook to clear up the matter once and for all.
He said: "I would like to clarify a comment that was reported when I was doing an interview for some upcoming shows in Australia & New Zealand.
"My intent was to congratulate Adele on her amazing night at the Grammies.
And we thought social media was just for uploading baby pictures and funny videos of dogs in sunglasses.
This could change everything.
Crowds boo Guns N' Roses location gaffe
We've all been there.
You're a rock legend playing a huge gig in Melbourne when your guitar technician says hello to 'Sydney'.
WHADDYADO?
Stay classy like Guns N' Roses did, apologise via the medium of Twitter, and stick up for the geographically-challenged guitarist.
Then get Slash to reference the 1980s spoof Spinal Tap in a sweary way and have a jolly good larf about it.
What a sport.
After a chorus of 'boos' the Melbourne crowd seemed to forgive them. Or was it Sydney? I'm dazed and confused.
London Grammar cover The Verve's Bittersweet Symphony
Yes!
Let's have a starter of music, before our main meal of news today shall we?
Pop trio London Grammar performed four songs live at Maida Vale Studios for MistaJam on Radio 1 last night.
And one of them was a dreamy cover of an absolute swaggering classic from Wigan's finest (about 16.30 in).
Enjoy.
She's The One
Morning all, hope you had a lurrrrrvley Valentine's evening with your dream man/woman.
Be honest did you listen to any of of these Most Played Love Songs during their course of your hot date?
If you spent Valentine's night alone then don't worry (not that you were) as you're in good company...these eight women from the world of music and beyond prefer it that way.
Today we'll bring you news of the Robbie's latest return to his old band, word from the Grammys boss over Beyonce's album snub and Drake offering to save the day in Manchester.
Plus is Kid Rock actually about to stand for office in America?
While we get cracking check out yesterday's Valentine's Day blog as Katy Perry has a lot of love for us Brits and Stormzy has a fall out with the Police.