Phoenix have shared an 80s inspired music video for 'Role Model', which features archival footage from German-Australian fashion photographer Helmut Newton.

Watch the 'Role Model' music video below...

Florence + The Machine opened for The Rolling Stones in London this week, and the band's Florence Welch joined them onstage to perform 'Wild Horses' together live.

Watch the performance below...

Catfish And The Bottlemen headlined This Is Tomorrow festival in Newcastle Upon Tyne last night, debuting a brand new song which is believed to be titled 'Fluctuate' during their set.

Watch fan-filmed videos of the new song below...

P.S. Read our latest CATB interview here.

As The 1975 count down to June 1st (and what is rumoured to be the release of a new single), it appears that some of the band are still at Abbey Road Studios this week, presumably working on their upcoming album, 'Music For Cars'.

This fansite has rounded up some photographic updates:

In a move that surprises literally no-one, John Mayer continues to operate on a superior level to everyone else, offering up some extremely 'premium content' in the form of his music video for new single, 'New Light'.

About his new video, Mayer says: "I needed to make a video for New Light but nobody could agree on a budget. (MUSIC INDUSTRY amirite?) So I went to a place downtown and made this with a company that usually does birthday and Bar Mitzvah videos."

Watch the 'New Light' music video below...

Christine and The Queens today debuted a beautifully choreographed music video for her new single, ‘Girlfriend’ - available in French as well, titled 'Damn, Dis Moi' - which draws inspiration from West Side Story and Michael Jackson’s 'Bad'.

The 1975's Matty Healy was clearly living his best life at Pale Waves' show in London last night, singing along and bopping away like the most supportive friend ever.

This is a big mood:

It’s been three years since Chvrches released their last album ‘Every Open Eye’, but today they celebrate the release of their third studio album, ‘Love Is Dead’.

To celebrate the album’s release, we’ve put together five things that we currently appreciate about the Scottish trio…

#1. The band have just started touring live, where they’ve been debuting some of the new album in a live setting - watch videos of ‘Just A Thing’ and ‘Graffiti’ below:

Just when you thought The 1975 had settled into a comfortable daily routine of only releasing new posters that continue their ongoing theme of 'A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships', the band decide to not only reveal that a new music video is "out soon", but also quote a fan's tweet on a billboard in London.

We're not kidding.

This is a serious matter:

As promised, No Rome released his new single 'Do It Again' today, which was produced by No Rome with The 1975's George Daniel and Matty Healy, and is the first taste of new music from his forthcoming four-track EP.

Listen to 'Do It Again' below, as well as watch an interview with No Rome, Healy, and Zane Lowe...