Our 'Track Of The Day' is Richard Dunning's latest two hour 'Blues On The Radio' show. Richard previews the up and coming Broadstairs Blues Bash, Lenny Lawrence's 'Blues Juice Nights' plus The Laura Holland Band's soon to be released new album! There's also The Independent Blues Broadcasters albums of the month and a track from Bluesfest favourite Andy Twyman (pictured). And if you want to grab your own copy of not only Andy's Bluesfest performance but also the other seven superb bands that completed a memorable day - just head towards our merchandise page! Don't forget you can get 10% off if you join our FREE membership scheme!

Following our T.Rextasy ticket news yesterday, our apologies to The Replicants lead guitarist Stu O'Brien for omitting to mention that they will of course be returning to Wrinklystock again! Not only that, but The Replicants are also playing the Carlton Centre in Sidcup, Kent, on Saturday 18th April at 8pm with support from The Prenups. You can get £5 tickets here. WRC members can get there's for just £4 by e-mailing wrinklyrockers11@aol.com Remember you can fill out a form here to become a WRC member for life for FREE and we'll consequently send you a WRC members card which you can use to benefit from all the current members offers which we also hope to add to in the future.

As you know just two weeks ago the WRC were delighted to hear from Dave Riley from the Chantel McGregor US Fans Facebook page. Well tune in to today's Track Of The Day as the guys at WMFO 91.5FM feature songs from Chantel's new album and celebrate the one-year anniversary of her first ever US interview! As David says: "Hope you can join Mike on the mic and myself for our NEW interview with the wonderful and gracious Chantel McGregor."

Yes it's great news for the WRC - but is it bad news for you? As at close of business last Friday the Mick Jagger Centre in Dartford told us that they had only 35 tickets left out of 296 for Wrinklystock IV featuring headliners T.Rextasy plus support The Replicants. With exactly just two months to go to our Charity gig on Saturday 21st November - go here to book your £21 tickets for Wrinklystock IV as we would hate it if you missed out on this brilliant occasion!

Dont forget the Tuesday Night Music Club's first anniversary party celebrations between midday and midnight this coming Saturday where they're raffling some incredible prizes amongst which is the star prize of The TNMC guitar! This beautiful item has been signed by every artist who has graced their stage including Dave Jackson who is today's Track Of The Day. Other prizes include a drumming lesson with Sam Kelly, a guitar lesson with WRC Award winner Robin Bibi and a harmonica lesson with Rossco Blues. There's also an annual membership of the club, CD's donated by artists who've played there, t-shirts and signed posters. Each £5 that you donate here will get you five tickets in this incredible raffle. The raffle will be drawn at midnight at The TNMC, c/o Hooley Village Club, St Margaret's Road, Hooley Village, Coulsdon, Surrey, CR5 3RB - following twelve hours of non-stop live music, the launch of the first Club CD, food and a bar with Club prices! The whole event will be in aid of their chosen charities, the main one being Music For All.

It's been a busy time recently for our friends Blacktop Deluxe, with most of their time dedicated to putting the finishing touches to their second album which we can reveal is entitled 'Presence & Gain'. Have a look our Vid Of The Day which gives you a taste of what's in store - but in the meantime, with the studio work mostly finished, August is an opportunity to see them on the road! In fact the guys have crammed in four gigs over the next three days namely: tonight - Fox & Hounds, Heacham, tomorrow - Walnut Tree Shades, Norwich, Sunday 9th August (afternoon) - Punch Bowl, Spalding and Sunday 9th August (evening) - Captains Table, Wells-Next-The-Sea Festival. Phew!

A rather eclectic mix awaits you on today's Blues On The Marsh Track Of The Day with tracks from Devon Allman, David "Honeyboy" Edwards, Aki Kumar, Mátyás Pribojszki Blues Band, Aynsley Lister (pictured), JJ Thames, Trev Turley Blues Ensemble, Poor Old Me feat Shakura S'Aida, Joanna Connor, Dan Bubien, George and Noriko , Gus Samuelson and SinnerMan, Joe Horn and Broken For Good, Jimmy Thackery, Fabrizio Poggi, Fabulous Thunderbirds, Barrelhouse, Tanya Piche Blues Singer - along with the birthday corner featuring Jimmy Reed, Deanna Bogart, Guitar Shorty and Little Milton.

Following their gig at the legendary Paradiso Amsterdam on Saturday, Sari Schorr & The Engine Room stopped off at the equally iconic Half Moon, Putney in London last night on their 'A Force Of Nature' tour. In fact this show was the official album launch party for their debut album released last Friday! Anyway, with a review and more pics to come - check out today's Vid Of The Day.

The last time we caught Slim Chance was at London's Borderline in January 2014 - a fantastic set which actually won them our 'Best Acoustic' 2014 WRC Award! Turn the clock back a further 38 years (ouch) and we also saw them of course with the late Ronnie Lane at Olympia's Great British Music Festival along with the esteemed company of The Pretty Things, Nazareth, Charlie, Be Bop Deluxe and some band called Bad Company! Impressive eh? Well we took in Slim Chance at Twickenham's famous Eel Pie Club last night - the line-up now featuring original members, Charlie Hart (who we interviewed before the gig), Steve Simpson and Steve Bingham. Anyway check out shortly our review of a set that included classic Ronnie Lane songs as well as original tracks from their new album 'On The Move' plus more photos - but in the meantime take a look at our Vid Of The Day!

Listen out for a new Rock On The Ridge jingle courtesy of Dom & Ian from Shooter on today's Track Of The Day. The 2015 WRC Award winning radio show's playlist - originally broadcast on Saturday night - includes The Broken Ravens, Red Line Chemistry, Zodiac, RavenEye (pictured), Cellar Door Moon Crow, Massive Wagons, Palace Of The King, Davy's Gripp, Like A Storm, Avenged Sevenfold, Rev Theory, Blacktop Mojo, Silver Tide, Blackberry Smoke, BaDow, Massive, Flaw, Nothing But Thieves, GT's Boos Band, and 3 Doors Down.

Times they are a-changing. In November last year, 2014 WRC Award winners Little Devils decided to re-group. Yoka and Ray left the band, whilst bassist and main songwriter Graeme Wheatley continued with Sara on drums and guitarist Chris Walker jumping in. Due to other commitments, Sara stepped down to be their deputy drummer and Dave Powell (Adele, Mumford & Sons etc.) joined on the hot seat plus Muzz (pictured) whose powerful voice brings a new range to Little Devils songs - her soulful feel defying her tender age. So, new line up = new band = new name - it's a sea change, ladies and gentlemen, so say hello to the ...... Deep Blue Sea (Vid Of The Day) - our latest addition to LastMinuteBandzhere.

"Time for a guitar intro from guest Oli Brown on 'Damn The Reason' - with no let up in Schorr's vocal nor subject matter - this time based on domestic violence. The contradiction is that it's beautifully crafted with Julian Maeso's keyboards, the introduction of backing vocals plus a trademark Brown guitar solo. The opening groovy rhythm guitar of Quique Bonal on 'Cat And Mouse' belies its underlying message of past emotional abuse in the music industry. "I ain't ready for a steady rollin' Tom and Jerry life!" - the moral of this story being that once the shackles are off you can write great groovy music like this with both Sibun and Maeso excelling. The first cover on the album is Lead Belly's classic 'Black Betty' - it's unique arrangement and in particular it's cajun guitar opening - lean heavily methinks on the influence of Sibun's time with Robert Plant in 1993. About slavery and rape - Sari originally performed this at Lead Belly Fest at Carnegie Hall - Ram Jam it certainly ain't - but it's powerful production, Innes' guitar and Sari's undeniable enthusiasm and attitude deliver a classic from within a classic." Read the rest of AJ's 'A Force Of Nature' review here plus check out our Vid Of The Day.