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Dead Writers stop by on Halloween at London's 229 Venue in Great Portland Street tonight, delivering a set of Glam-inspired Gothic Rock, of which their single 'Among Spirits' is featured as one of today's six 'Halloween Rocks!' inspired Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five other spooky numbers from Izzy Reign, The Jack Rubies, Inca Babies, Sweet Electric and Hurricane On Saturn.

Currently riding a creatively formidable wave following the release this March via Provogue/Mascot Label Group of his latest, raucous, wild and poignant twelve-track album, 'Broken', Blues-Rock icon Walter Trout completed his eight-date Broken UK tour with special guest Laura Evans at London's Islington Assembly Hall last Friday night, so check out today not only AJ's review plus Ivan De Mello's photos from the gig, but also watch today's 'Red Sun' Video Of The Day, filmed the previous night at Birmingham Town Hall.

Having played for many years with the highly revered Alan Parsons Live Project, as well as being nominated last year as 'Best Support' in our 2023 WRC awards following his UK tour with Walter Trout, much acclaimed Californian Blues Rock guitarist Alastair Greene recently completed his five-date UK tour, so see today not only Simon Green's review and photos from Alastair's opening night at London's 229 Great Portland Street, but also watch today's 'Hey Lawdy Mama' Video Of The Day, filmed on the night.

For today's The Proper Proggy Prog Show Podcast Of The Day, we continue to play catch up with Jef Bek from Planetary Jam, broadcast on Epic Prog Radio Fridays and Sundays 2pm (PST), 5pm (EST), 11pm (CET), for a creative mix of Progressive Rock from the 70s to today, including An Endless Sporadic, Kaipa (pictured), Overture, Pablo “El Enterrador”, The Swan Chorus, Ellesmere and Seven Steps to the Green Door.

Comprising singer/guitarist/producer Stacey Blood and powerhouse vocalist Laurie Ann Layne, The Bloody Nerve have transformed year by year, carefully constructing their digital/analog junkyard of sound and Rock energy and taking it to a new level with each new “Act” and “Episode” of their hard-hitting, episodically released, powerhouse concept album, ‘All Blood, No Treasure’, and last Friday the duo wrapped up Act III 'Ruins' with Episode 9, ‘Assassin Of Pain’, that's also one of today's six of the best 'Wednesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from MELØ, iCobbles featuring John Mitchell, Marshall Beck & The Totally Tough Guys, Ecce Shnak and Orion.

Solid Entertainments award winning Tuesday Blues at London's 100 Club, takes place again tonight with James Oliver Band featuring very special guest Norman Watt-Roy plus Red Giant and Saiichi Sugiyama, and today's 'Tuesday Blues Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day features just six of the bands who are playing this iconic venue over the next six months (pictured), namely James Oliver Band, Red Giant, The Hitman Blues Band, Amba Tremain, Aynsley Lister and Stevie Nimmo.

Today's latest Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day features bands who's are playing The Tuesday Night Music Club in Coulsdon, including Demi Marriner (tonight), Connor Selby, The Cinelli Brothers, Greg Brice, Sunjay, Del Bromham, Kirris Riviere & The Delta Du Bruit, Ramblin' Preachers and Connolly Hayes, as well as a track from a scorching new album from Ian Siegal and Johnny Mastro.

To mark the 50th anniversary of 'The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway', legendary guitarist Steve Hackett recently completed his Genesis Greats, Lamb Highlights & Solo tour at London's prestigious Royal Albert Hall last Wednesday, that took in 16 dates across the UK, so see today not only Mark C's review and photos from the closing night, but also watch today's amazing 'Firth Of Fifth' Video Of The Day, filmed on the night.

Currently riding a creatively formidable wave following the release this March via Provogue/Mascot Label Group of his latest, raucous, wild and poignant twelve-track album, 'Broken', Blues-Rock icon Walter Trout completed his eight-date Broken UK tour with special guest Laura Evans at London's Islington Assembly Hall on Friday night, so with a review and more photos to come, check out today not only John 'Mr. Rockrpix' Bull's Photo Gallery from the gig, but also watch today's 'Say Goodbye To The Blues' Video Of The Day, dedicated to John Mayall and filmed the previous night at Birmingham Town Hall.

With another Rock Revival show due to be broadcast this coming Friday at 8pm UK time on Meridian FM, we're still playing catch up with today's Podcast Of The Day, that saw WRC Award winning Jules and Bob pay tribute to Catfish's Matt Long (pictured), plus a playlist that included The New Roses, The Dead Daisies, Anthony Gomes, Iron Maiden, Moggs Motel, Austin Gold, The Bluetones, The Cult, Trucker Diablo, Klogr, Myles Kennedy, Rival Sons, Twisted Sister, Skid Row, Those Damn Crows, Soundgarden, Juliet's Not Dead, Jul Ruler, Todd Michael Hall, Paul Di'Anno, King Kobra and Chris Cornell.

Ahead of his ten-date UK tour, which starts next month on Thursday 21st November at Leeds Brudenell Social Club, and following the release in February of his highly anticipated album, 'The Wolves are Coming', last Friday, critically acclaimed guitarist and singer-songwriter Philip Sayce released his latest single, 'Hole In Your Soul', of which this heavy Blues track that's a sneak peek into Sayce’s upcoming album, slated to be released next year, is also one of today's six of the best 'Monday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Bödel, Foxhole, Guitar Jack Wargo, Chub and Sisters Doll.

To coincide with the release last month through Sony Music of his fifth solo album, ‘Luck and Strange’, his first for nine years, Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour recently embarked on his first live tour for eight years, with a handful of select dates in Rome, London, Los Angeles and New York, including two special preview dates in Brighton, so not only read today Steven C. Gilbert's review of the fourth night of his residency at the prestigious Royal Albert Hall, but also watch today's 'Wish You Were Here' Video Of The Day, filmed that very same night.