The Canadian star has recorded the track 'Bad Girl' for her upcoming new album, which is expected to be released later this year.

Speaking to MTV, Lavigne revealed that the shock-rocker came over to her house in the early hours of the morning to record the track. She said:

"It was last minute. I was sitting there at the board thinking Manson would be perfect on this track, so I texted him, and he's like, 'I'll come over and I'll hear it'. So he came at 4 o'clock in the morning...Yes, it was one of those nights."

Lavigne's new album should also feature lead single 'Here's To Never Growing Up', which was unveiled to the public earlier this year.

The tour kicks off at Ireby Music Festival on Saturday 25th May followed by the first leg of the walk from Cumbria arriving at Heddon on the Wall, Northumberland on June 1st.  Steve will then take the tour to Derby and Southwell Folk Festival before returning north for a grand finale at the Folkalpoint festival at The Sage Gateshead on November 30th 2013.

The tour has been inspired by Steve’s long term musical buddy Tim, who developed the neurological condition ataxia which curtailed his ability to perform. Steve wrote and recorded the song Steady, which features Stephen Doherty’s hauntingly beautiful whistle-playing, to raise awareness of ataxia and to support the charity Ataxia UK’s 2020 campaign to find a cure.

Ataxia is a progressive neurological disorder for which there is no cure. It affects motor co-ordination, walking, vision and speech. There are 10,000 adults with the condition in the UK and it can affect any age group including children. Ataxia UK supports people affected by the condition as well as funding vital research into finding a cure. www.ataxia.org.uk/

Steve Bonham says “I want to do something about this ataxia thing and I want to make more people aware of it - so people don’t think those affected are drunk or stupid. I want people to see beyond the stumble and the uncertainty to the still strong person within. And I want to raise some dosh so that good research by clever people can go on.” 

Steve will be show casing Steady along with songs from his 2012 critically acclaimed album ‘The Moon’s High Tide’ and some new pieces. He will be joined by the “Bishop” (keyboards, tuba and percussion) and special guests to create some exhilarating performances of contemporary folk music.  Steve is a folk veteran and has collaborated with folk royalty such as ex-Saw Doctor Pearce Doherty, Jimmy Higgins (Irish band Altan) and Fairport Convention’s legendary Dave Pegg.

Steady is now available for free download with donations to Ataxia UK. http://www.stevebonham.net/steady or to view http://youtu.be/eHg-x4ubk3g

 Hadrians Wall Walk Tour Dates

Hadrian’s Wall Path is a national trail stretching from the Solway coast in Cumbria to Wallsend in Tyne and Wear, crossing the North Pennines area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and following the roman wall built by the Emperor Hadrian as a frontier of the Roman Empire.

May 05 – Sunday, Tour Launch BAAfest Bellingham

May 26 – Saturday, Ireby Festival

May 27 – Monday, Robin Hood Bar and Restaurant, Eastwell Houses

May 29 – Wednesday, Twiced Brewed Inn Twice Brewed

May 30 – Thursday, Boatside Inn, Warden

May 31 – Friday, The Angle Inn Corbridge

June 01 – Saturday, The Swan Heddon on the Wall

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June 8 – Saturday, Southwell Folk Festival

June 5 – Wednesday, Derby The Quad

Folkalpoint Festival Finale

November 30 – Saturday, Folkalpoint Festival Gateshead Quays

December 01 - Finally reach Wallsend for rendition of “Steady”

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The Korean has enjoyed massive worldwide success over the past year with hits like 'Gangnam Style' and 'Gentleman'.

The music star is yet to release a full album internationally, but he told MTV that moves are afoot to unleash one later this year. The singer said of his plans:

"I've got to promo this song ['Gentleman']! Next week, I am starting to travel again, to seven or eight countries."

Psy continued: "I'm going to be done by end of June, and then after that, I'm really going to work hard on the album, so that hopefully I can release it during the summer season."

The Korean has five albums under his belt so far, with the last coming in the shape of 2010's 'PsyFive'.

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At only 19 years old Cameron has been writing songs since he was 12 and ‘Reh Reh Reh’ will be his first commercial release.

The single is going down a storm in clubs across the UK and the official music video, which features fancy clad dancers (from The BRIT School no less), coo-ing grannies and a cameo from Eastenders’ very own Nasty Nick has already received 150k views on YouTube. 

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Now set to release their infectious single ‘Addict’ the group has highlighted how far they have come. With melodic hooks aplenty, powerful vocals and polished beats, the track is a quintessential club banger. Celebrating their first official release, the track is a step up for the group and marks them as ones to watch. The party anthem is complete with an accompanying video from Giles Palmer Films, which features models from Britain & Ireland’s Next Top Model. 

‘Addict’ is set for release on July 29th. Watch the video here: http://youtu.be/myryq_8jnQw

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Having built up this solid foundation, CoCo and the Butterfields are now set to release their first official single ‘Warriors’. A great song choice, the track showcases the band’s distinct sound quite succinctly. Opening with the song’s powerful chorus line, delicious harmonies and infectious melodies capture the listener immediately. This builds into a foot-stomping instrumental section highlighting the band’s talents. Finding a place amongst this varied instrumentation is acoustic guitar, banjo, violin, double bass and percussive parts from beatboxer Jamie Smith. Superbly catchy and uplifting, the single should see the band continue their rise to success.

The Warriors single is set for release on July 29th. Listen to the track here: https://soundcloud.com/cocoandthebutterfields/warriors-1/s-frgat

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Announcing his return with ‘Think About It’, Scott Vlassis is set to continue this rise to success. The track is another smooth R&B work in which Vlassis’ flawless vocals and charming lyrics are central to it. Supremely radio-friendly, the track is certain to capture the attentions of the listener as melodic synthesisers, cultured beats and Vlassis’ cool vocals intertwine. The accompanying video features a cameo from acclaimed comedian Richard Blackwood.

Certain to catch the ever-watching eyes of the flourishing urban music scene, ‘Think About It’ is released on 15th July.

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The legendary rapper, who turned Rastafarian for his latest album, ‘Reincarnated,’ told the Daily Star that he believes the drug has the power to change people’s lives for the better:

“Marijuana is my girlfriend and I love her to death. To me it’s a herb that’s from the earth, for real. It’s put here for us to enjoy and I feel like the more people that indulge, the more peaceful it is.

“Marijuana tends to put everyone at ease. It connects people from a lot of different walks of life. It’s a positive movement of peace and unity so if you have one right now, blaze up.”

The 41-year-old also then went onto credit his 13-year-old daughter, Cori Broadus, for his new anti-gun stance:

“There has been so much gun violence in America, and all over the world, too, and we just want to see it end. So it’s awesome to have my daughter on my new record. The song is called No Guns Allowed. My daughter is changing me, my music and my way of life because she’s a lady.

“When you have a young lady to raise you want to be in the right way, so I thank her as she’s making me a better man. She believes in what I believe in and I support her.”

The chart-topping boyband, who announced plans to embark on a major 2014 stadium tour earlier this week, reveal in the clip how grateful they are for the support they continually receive:

Harry says: "Hi guys! We just wanted to send you a quick message to say thank you. We have just announced our stadium tour and we cannot believe it.

"We've been together for about three years and it's all down to you guys that we are able to do this so thank you so, so much."

Louis then added: "We can't wait to see you guys all over the world so thank you very much!"

The Scottish rock veteran last reached the top spot with a Greatest Hits compilation back in 1979 but made a triumphant return today with his first album of original songs in 12 years.

In a busy week for new entries, Gabrielle Aplin’s debut, ‘English Rain,’ had to settle for No.2, just ahead of Vampire Weekend’s third studio effort, ‘Modern Vampires Of The City,’ while former ABBA vocalist Agnetha Faltskog’s comeback, ‘A,’ entered at No.6.

Elsewhere, last week’s number one, Caro Emerald’s ‘The Shocking Miss Emerald,’ dropped to No.4, Rudimental’s ‘Home’ fell to No.5 while there were also debuts for Primal Scream’s ‘More Light’ and The Fall’s ‘Re-Mit.’

The first single from their fourth studio album, 'Random Access Memories', once again sold over 100,000 copies to comfortably hold its position ahead of Passenger’s ‘Let Her Go.’

Demi Lovato entered at No.3 with ‘Heart Attack’ to score the biggest UK hit of her career, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’ ‘Can’t Hold Us’ climbed to No.4, Rudimental's 'Waiting All Night' dropped to No.5, while Wretch 32’s collaboration with Shakka, ‘Blackout,' debuted at No.6.

Elsewhere, there were new entries for Sub Focus feat. Alex Clare’s ‘Endorphins’ at No.10, Stooshe’s ‘Slip’ at No.12, Olly Murs’ ‘Dear’ Darlin' at No.18 and Tich's 'Dumb' at No.23, while Mariah Carey & Miguel’s ‘Beautiful' climbed from 39-27.

The ‘Shine A Light’ stars, who have scored seven number one singles during their career, will perform at London’s Royal Albert Hall on September 19 and 20.

The band posted the news on their official Facebook page earlier today:

"Huge news! To celebrate 10 years of McFly we are super excited to announce... MCFLY 10th ANNIVERSARY CONCERTS at Royal Albert Hall on Thursday 19th September/ Friday 20th September."

Tickets go on sale on Ticketmaster and Live Nation on Saturday May 25 at 9am.

The Spanish-born singer recently revealed to The Sun that she had an eight-month relationship with the boyband star following their appearance on the 2008 series.

However, the 30-year-old took to Twitter today to slam the newspaper for suggesting that the pair were now back together:

"How can words be twisted in such a way! U can say that u want to catch up with someone over dinner and all of the sudden u r dating! WOW!!!!"

Lorenzo, who releases her debut single, 'The Night,' on June 15, had previously told The Sun:

"We're going out to dinner this week and he's been texting me telling me I look sexy.

"I'll always love Oritsé - he's the kindest, sweetest man I've ever met."

The US house producer, who provided the vocals for the French duo’s 2000 UK No.2 hit, ‘One More Time,’ was reportedly found dead at his home in Austin, Texas on May 7.

Many of his friends and collaborators have taken to social media sites to express their shock at the news, which was confirmed by his sister on a Facebook post.

Boys Noize said: “it is so sad :( Romanthony and me were working on such an amzing song together. he said it was the best song he had ever written :( “

Romanthony, real name Anthony Moore, also appeared on Daft Punk’s ‘Discovery’ album track, ‘Too Long,’ and released two solo albums, 1997’s self-titled debut and 1999’s ‘Instinct.’