The week in music – in pictures

Terry Hall and Lynval Golding of The Specials on stage at Alexandra Palace Photograph: Hayley Madden/Redferns The infamous and quickly withdrawn butcher sleeve of The Beatles US release, Yesterday And Today. It is now ranked eighth on the world's most valuable record cover list. The fab four also top the list with an adapted artwork for their Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band featuring the faces of music executives in place of the band Photograph: Record Collector Magazine/PA Musicians at the central cemetery on the Day of the Dead in Managua, Nicaragua Photograph: Esteban Felix/AP A guitar used by Ed O'Brien on Radiohead's albums Kid A and Amnesiac signed by the band that is being auctioned on eBay to raise money for the Billie Butterfly Fund , a trust set up to benefit four-year-old Billie Bainbridge, who has brain cancer. Visit the auction page here Photograph: Billie Butterfly Fund Vyron Dalyan Turner, aka Left Brain, from the rap group Odd Future performs at the Voodoo Music Festival in New Orleans. A photographer has accused Turner of slapping her during the performance. The group have also been thrown off the bill for the travelling Big Day Out festival in New Zealand because of their misogynistic and homophobic lyrics Photograph: Steve C Mitchell/EPA Leona Lewis at the Maroon 5 Halloween Party held at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Hollywood Photograph: Charley Gallay/WireImage Tori Amos performing at the Manchester Apollo Photograph: Shirlaine Forrest/WireImage Noddy Holder judging the North East's most legendary banger in Newcastle as part of British Sausage Week Photograph: Craig Connor/North News & Pictures Ltd Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith brave the rain at Arena Anhembi in Sao Paulo, Brazil Photograph: Mauricio Santana/LatinContent/Getty Images Justin Bieber appearing on the Tonight Show With Jay Leno. Bieber has spoken out about allegations that he has illegitimately fathered a child with a 20-year-old fan. 'I'm going to ignore the rumours and focus on what is real,' the teenage millionaire wrote in a message to his 13,999,244 Twitter followers Photograph: Kevin Winter/NBCUniversal/Getty Images PJ Harvey performing at the Royal Albert Hall Photograph: Chiaki Nozu/WireImage Singer and cowboy actor Roy Rogers and Dale Evans look at a script while rehearsing backstage on a film set in 1942. Rogers was born 100 years ago Photograph: Hulton Archive/Getty Images Tinie Tempah performing at the Echo Arena in Liverpool Photograph: Ray Kilpatrick/Redferns Johnnie Wright, left, with Johnny Cash, centre, and Jack Anglin in the 1950s. Wright, who has died aged 97, was one half of one of the great duet acts in country music. Under the billing of Johnnie & Jack, he and fellow singer-guitarist Jack Anglin were popular throughout the south-eastern United States for 25 years, often united in broadcasts and on tours with Wright's wife, the singer Kitty Wells. Read the full obituary here Photograph: Michael Ochs Archives