Today check out our Dream Theater Photo Gallery here from Friday night at London's Hammersmith Apollo plus also our updated Ealing Club Photo Gallery here from Jim Kahr's gig on Thursday night, which now includes further pictures of special guests Robert Hokum, Emma Wilson and Half Moon Panic.  As part of their Distance Over Time Tour - Dream Theatre (Video Of The Day) were Celebrating 20 Years of 'Scenes From A Memory', which saw the band perform a full and complete 3-hour set, whilst Thursday night's Blues Review took place at the original Ealing Club - the Birthplace of British Rhythm and Blues - the original premises where Alexis Korner and Cyril Davies started out in 1962!

We last saw Myke Gray and Kim Jennett at HRH 2018, and not only do they stop off at London's Underworld in Camden tonight, half way through their UK tour (supported by The Howling Tides), but the song-writer and guitarist has recently unveiled his new project Shades of Gray. This will be the first tour that Gray has ever done under his own name and he will also be playing songs that he wrote for Jagged Edge, Skin, and Red White & Blues, plus they will also be playing a large chunk from Kim Jennett's forthcoming album, with Glenn Quinn (Son of Man) on guitar, Colin Parkinson (Temple of One/ex-Inglorious) on bass, and Rich Smith (I Am I/Power Quest) on drums.

John Verity opened the year with an appearance at Giants of Rock in Minehead, before releasing his new album 'Passion', that was released on Valentine's Day (naturally), and tonight JV is playing London's Pizza Express in Soho at 8pm. Meanwhile, also in London tonight, Napalm Death (Track Of The Day) is playing the Electric Brixton, with support from Eyehategod, Misery Index and Rotten Sound. Hailing from the West Midlands, they helped establish the sound of Grindcore in the late 80's, combining bludgeoning Thrash/Death Metal with Hardcore Punk to create their uniquely brutal sonic assault, helping to influence the next generation of heavy music.