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The week in music - in pictures

Week in music: A man stands near the collapsed stage at Downsview Park in Toronto — A man stands near the collapsed stage at Downsview Park in Toronto on 16 June. One person was killed and another seriously injured after the stage collapsed as a Radiohead concert was being set up Photograph: Nathan Denette/AP

Week in music: Alice Cooper performs at Bonnaroo in Tennessee, US on 9 June — Alice Cooper performs at Bonnaroo in Tennessee, US on 9 June Photograph: Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images

Week in music: Ash's Mark Hamilton on stage at Rock Ness Music festival in Inverness — Ash's Mark Hamilton on stage at RockNess music festival in Inverness, Scotland on 10 June Photograph: Rex Features/Andrew MacColl

Week in music: Dave Grohl and LL Cool J appear at the premiere of A Death In The Family — Dave Grohl and LL Cool J speak at the premiere of A Death in the Family: The Show Must Go On in North Hollywood, on 11 June. The documentary chronicles how the 54th Grammy awards ceremony was changed at the last minute after the death of Whitney Houston Photograph: Kevin Winter/WireImage

Week in music: Dee Snider performs on the first day of the Azkena Rock Festival in Spain — Dee Snider, lead singer of Twisted Sister, performs on the first day of the Azkena rock festival in Vitoria, Spain, on 14 June Photograph: Davis Aguilar/EPA

Week in music: Ed Macfarlane performs with Friendly Fires at RockNess festival — Ed Macfarlane performs with Friendly Fires at RockNess festival in Inverness, Scotland on 10 June Photograph: Rob Ball/WireImage

Week in music: Fans enjoy the music at Nova Rock Music Festival in Nickelsdorf Austria — Long-haired fans enjoy the music at Nova rock festival in Nickelsdorf, Austria on 9 June Photograph: Balazs Mohai/EPA

Week in music: Hot Chip's Al Doyle perfoms at Sonar festival in Barcelona, on 17 June — Hot Chip's Al Doyle perfoms at the Sonar festival in Barcelona, on 17 June Photograph: Marta Perez/EPA

Week in music: Jason Mraz performs a concert for his 'Tour is a four letter word' tour — Jason Mraz performs a concert for his Tour Is a Four Letter Word tour in Shanghai on 14 June Photograph: Getty Images

Week in music: Kid Rock takes a leap in the air at BamaJam Music and Arts Festival — Kid Rock takes a leap in the air at BamaJam music and arts festival in Alabama, US, on 16 June Photograph: Rick Diamond/Getty Images

Week in music: Lady Gaga is photographed by fans at her hotel in Sydney on 17 June — Lady Gaga is photographed by fans at her hotel in Sydney on 17 June. Gaga is in Australia for her Born This Way Ball tour Photograph: Tracey Nearmy/EPA

Week in music: People are reflected in a puddle at Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas — People are reflected in a puddle at the Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas, on 8 June Photograph: John Locher/AP

Week in music: Questlove of The Roots on stage at Sonar on 16 June — Questlove of the Roots on stage at the Sonar festival on 16 June Photograph: Robert Marquardt/Getty Images

Week in music: Revellers at the Nova Rock Music Festival in Nickelsdorf, Austria on 9 June — Revellers at the Nova Rock music festival in Nickelsdorf, Austria on 9 June Photograph: Balazs Mohai/EPA

Week in music: Roger Waters performs The Wall in Atlanta, US on 13 June — Roger Waters performs The Wall in Atlanta, US on 13 June Photograph: Chris McKay/WireImage

Week in music: Police officers at Maxidrom rock festival, in Moscow on 10 June — Police officers at Maxidrom rock festival, in Moscow on 10 June Photograph: Karpov Sergei/Corbis

Week in music: Skrillex performs at Bonnaroo festival on 10 June — Skrillex performs at the Bonnaroo festival in Tennessee, US, on 10 June Photograph: Michael Hurcomb/Corbis

Week in music: Tuba Gooding Jr of The Roots performs at Bonnaroo festival on 9 June — Tuba Gooding Jr of the Roots performs at the Bonnaroo festival in Tennessee, US, on 9 June Photograph: Michael Hurcomb/Corbis

Week in music: Usher performs in London on 11 June — Usher performs in London on 11 June Photograph: Samir Hussein/Getty Images

Week in music: ZZ Top perform at Hard Rock Live! in Hollywood on 12 June — Dusty Hill (left) and Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top perform at Hard Rock Live! in Hollywood on 12 June Photograph: Larry Marano/Getty Images

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