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Foo Fighters are getting their Bee Gees on.

Foo Fighters have performed a cover of The Bee Gees‘ 1976 classic ‘You Should Be Dancing’, with Dave Grohl taking on the disco legends’ famous falsetto vocals.The band shared the new version for Jo Whiley’s Sofa Session on BBC Radio 2.

Jo Whiley will count down the Top 50 biggest-selling songs of Britpop in a special programme this upcoming Bank Holiday Monday.

Chris Martin and Michael Eavis have recalled how filling in for The Strokes led to Coldplay headlining Glastonbury in 2002.Coldplay had already performed at the festival on the “new bands stage” and the Other Stage before topping the bill at Worthy Farm.Speaking to Jo Whiley on BBC Radio 2, festival organiser and founder Michael Eavis recalled needing a headliner for the annual Pilton Party event, which is put on to thank the local villagers for their co-operation with the festival.

Duffy has posted new song ‘River In The Sky’ on her social media channels. It’s the second new song she’s made available since revealing earlier this year that she had previously withdrawn from public life after being kidnapped and assaulted.

Duffy has shared her first new music in 10 years.

Welsh singer Duffy has offered up her first song since revealing she was raped and held captive during a now-deleted Instagram post last month.

Welsh singer Duffy has offered up her first song since revealing she was raped and held captive during a now-deleted Instagram post last month (Feb20).

Duffy is updating fans following her shocking reveal of a rape that haunted her past. Known best for her song "Mercy," Duffy updated fans on what she's been up to recently, which includes promoting an unreleased song.

Duffy is planning to share her story the way she knows best: through music.

Duffy is planning to share her story the way she knows best: through music.

Singer Duffy, known for her 2008 song "Mercy," is speaking out on Instagram for the first time since revealing she was drugged and held captive.