We’re excited to be premiering New Zealand artist Saski’s brand new music video today for ‘Work It Out’, her latest single, which Saski (real name Mikhail Birch) explains is about figuring out “who you are and not what everyone else has labeled you as.”

The new visual for the up-and-coming artist (who’s been championed from Beats 1’s Matt Wilkinson, and was one of our 2018 must-know artists) showcases Saski moving to a variety of different colours, and is hopefully just one of many videos from her this year.

Update: 'Love It If We Made It' will premiere on Beats 1 tomorrow at 5pm BST - which is 4am NZT on Friday, July 20th.

Arctic Monkeys have been touring their new album 'Tranquility Base Hotel + Casino' around Europe, and recently performed a cover of Elvis Costello's 'Lipstick Vogue' live in France.

Jenna Joseph (Twenty One Pilots' Tyler Joseph's wife) has revealed that the band travelled to Iceland to film the music video for their comeback single, 'Jumpsuit', and says about her husband's last year: "Tyler has worked every night to get back to you guys as soon as he could. watching him create has fueled me. I’ve felt overwhelmed for him even though I knew he’d finish big. Friends, he just LOVES it! An album, a show, a story all from his pretty brain. I cannot tell you how many meetings we were late to because he’s in his studio completely lost in the music.

Timothée Chalamet and Saoirse Ronan will reunite with Greta Gerwig this October when they begin filming a remake of 'Little Women' with Meryl Streep and Emma Stone in Boston.

Ronan will play Jo, Stone will portray Meg, and Florence Pugh has been cast as Amy, with Chalamet playing Laurie and Streep as Aunt March.

‘Stranger Things’ has just dropped an excellent new teaser for their upcoming third season, via a commercial for a new shopping facility opening in Hawkins called Starcourt Mall - which features Joe Keery’s character Steve Harrington working in an ice-cream shop called Scoops Ahoy.

As observant people have pointed out, the 90-second teaser includes Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Born In The USA’ album and the Tom Clancy book ‘The Hunt for Red October’, confirming this season will be in 1984.

Clad in a custom Gucci suit (of course), Harry Styles finished up the final date of his final tour in support of his debut solo album in true Harry-fashion, performing 'Kiwi' live for fans not one, or two, but three[!] times, because he didn't want the show to end.

Here's some highlights from Harry's final show:

Wet have shared a music video for their latest single, 'You're Not Wrong', which was co-directed by Kelia Anne MacCluskey and the band's own Kelly Zutrau, and lifted from their new album, 'Still Run'.

Watch the 'You're Not Wrong' music video below...

During a Live Lounge session for BBC Radio 1, Christine And The Queens performed a cover of Maroon 5's single 'What Lovers Do', as well as her own song, 'Girlfriend'.

Watch both performances below...

During a recent live session for SiriusXM, Florence + The Machine covered Fleetwood Mac's 'Silver Springs', and performed stripped-back renditions of Flo's own songs, 'Sky Full Of Song' and 'Cosmic Love'.

Listen to all of the performances below: