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We were there at The Isle Of Wight Festival in June 2013 to see The Killers and Bon Jovi headline respectively on the Saturday and the Sunday, however our one big regret was missing The Stone Roses headline on Friday night, and yesterday we were very sad to learn of the death of bassist Gary ‘Mani’ Mounfield at the age of 63, who we did see playing with Primal Scream at Hyde Park in July 2006, so in tribute to Mani, for today’s Video Of The Day we go back to that Summer’s evening just over twelve years ago and their amazing fifteen minute performance of ‘Fools Gold’.

For fans of Kula Shaker and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, as well as influenced by Primal Scream and early Pink Floyd, today Psychedelic Indie-Rock outfit Messiness release their eponymous debut album via Tarla Records and StoneFree Records, a brief, thrilling psychedelic experience that's both feverish and impossible to predict, of which their third album single, 'Fatality', a Britpop-hued tune that delves into the harrowing reality of substance dependency, is also one of today's six of the best 'New Releases Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five other similarly timed album releases today from Cassidy Paris, The King Canutes, Stryper, Scissorgun and Treat.

With another Rock Revival show due to be broadcast today at 3pm UK time on Rock Radio UK, WRC Award winning Jules and Bob’s latest show is today’s Podcast Of The Day, that saw a playlist including Jesse Dayton, The Black Shucks, Dire Straits, Black Smoke Trigger, Velveteen Queen, Blindstone, Led Zeppelin, Mirador (pictured), Foo Fighters, The 69 Eyes, Metallica, Judas Priest. Mammoth WVH, Slash, Dead City Ruins, The Dust Coda, Motorhead, Def Leppard, The Hurricanes, Silver Horses, Jimi Hendrix, Revolution Saints, Black Country Communion and Whoopie Cat.

2024 WRC award-winning Pete Feenstra has spent the last forty years or so listening to, writing about, talking about, and promoting Rock music, with a particular interest in the Blues, and Pete's latest Rock & Blues show is today's Podcast Of The Day, featuring Long Distance Calling, Blood Brothers, Bob Corritore with Thornetta Davis, Leonard ‘Low Down’ Brown, Thorbjorn Risager & The Black Tornado, Teme Impale, Philip Sayce (pictured), John Abercrombie, Jan Hammer & Jack DeJohnette, Stephen Stills, Henrik Freischlader, Danny Bryant, Guitar Jack Wargo, Katie Webster, Snowy White & The White Flames, plus many more.

Writing anthemic songs with hooks that wedged themselves into 90s daily life, back then they were everywhere - radio singles, festival stages, adverts you couldn’t escape, becoming part of the aesthetic of growing up in Britpop Britain. So last Thursday when The Supernaturals walked on to Hackney's EartH stage ahead of The Bluetones, they not only didn't need much of a fanfare, but it also told you why the room reacted the way it did, so see today Chris Griffiths' review and photos from an exciting evening of music, as well today's 'Don't Let The Past Catch Up With You' Video Of The Day, taken from their latest album, 'Show Tunes'.

Known for her powerhouse performances and chart-topping hits, New York born Country music artist Jessica Lynn is back with her recent brand-new single, 'Must’ve Been the Whiskey', of which the fun, cheeky spin on a girls night out is also one of today's six of the best 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Powerhouse, The Legal Matters, Electric Temple, Kabasse and Monolicht.

Diving deep into the band’s eclectic musical DNA, from huge riffs that shake the ground to beautiful melodies and grooves that carry you away like the tide, not only are Wille & The Bandits back with their most ambitious project yet, and a new ten-track album 'Salt Roots' due out next year on Friday 27th February, but the quartet are also heading out on a UK tour in March 2026, including Putney' s The Half Moon in London on Wednesday 29th April, of which the first powerful single from the album, 'Trouble Round the Bend', with its deep grooves and that raw energy that they love to capture on stage, is one of today's six of the best 'Wednesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Bila, Triers, Tombstones In Their Eyes, Triskelyon and Vulgarithm.

Matt Zane of Society 1 dropped one of the wildest interviews they’ve ever had on today's very latest The Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day, plus there's music from Saturnine Sorrows, Audio Reign, Ianthin, Taberah, Humming Whale, Ness da Silva, Ozzy Osbourne, Gravewitch, Static-X, Selfgod, Ashes Awaken, Wisent, Darren Boyd, Ghost in the Machine, Philippe Drouin Obvurt, Relentless Aggression, Royal Hunt, Netherdred, Nepthisis, Skulls of Death, BDF and Skullgrinder.

Having just wrapped up their US tour, not only did San Francisco Rock trio Black Rebel Motorcycle Club just kick off their 22-date UK and Europe headline tour, their first since 2017, that sees them playing London's Troxy on Wednesday 17th December, but they are also set to release via PIAS their 20th Anniversary Deluxe Box Set of their seminal album, ‘Howl’, next year on Friday 30th January, of which the title track, performed live last month at Phoenix, Arizona's, The Van Buren, is today's Video Of The Day. Originally comprising Robert Levon Been (bass, guitar, piano, vocals), Peter Hayes (guitar, bass, harmonica, vocals) and now Leah Shapiro (drums, backing vocals, percussion), 'Howl', their third album, originally released in 2005, was an unexpected curveball from the band’s previous releases, that saw the absence of the guitar-driven, reverb-and-white noise that characterised their sound, with them now embracing Folk, Blues and Gospel-inspired songs.

Highly recommended for fans of Classic Melodic Progressive Rock with big vocal arrangements, putting on a big, varied show spanning their whole 20-year career to appeal both to their old school listeners and newcomers alike, Swedish veterans Moon Safari are back in London at The Dome this Sunday 23rd November as part of their 20th anniversary tour, marking two decades since the release of their debut album, ‘A Doorway to Summer’, as well as following in the success of their latest critically acclaimed studio album ‘Himlabacken Vol. 2’, of which 'Mega Moon', taken from 'Vol. 1', is also one of today's six of the best 'Tuesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five recent and forthcoming releases from Alcatrazz, Wishing Well, Ophelia's Eye, Hum (Germany) and Mean To You.

Ahead of the full 32-Track album arriving next year on Friday 6th February via KTBA Records, last Friday Joe Bonamassa returned with 'B.B. King’s Blues Summit 100, Vol. III', the next five inspired collaborations from this landmark tribute project honouring what would have been B.B.’s 100th birthday. which captures the spirit, range and legacy of the King of the Blues, including 'Sweet Little Angel' featuring Buddy Guy, that's paired with today's Video Of The Day, interweaving archival and live footage of B.B. and Buddy performing, as well as being a poignant celebration of their friendship and shared musical lineage. Also comprising 'Don’t You Want A Man Like Me' featuring Larkin Poe, 'Heartbreaker' featuring Trombone Shorty & Eric Gales, 'Watch Yourself' featuring Jimmie Vaughan and 'When It All Comes Down (I’ll Still Be Around)' featuring Larry McCray, Bonamassa (who also plays London's Royal Albert Hall next year on Wednesday 6th and Thursday 7th May) has also revealed details of one of the project’s most anticipated collaborations, namely 'The Thrill Is Gone', featuring powerhouse vocalist Chaka Khan and guitar legend Eric Clapton, bringing together two of the most influential artists ever to interpret King’s timeless classic.

Today's latest Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day features Connor Selby, Miss Emily, Jovin Webb, Laura Evans, Little Magic Sam, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, Dion, Laurence Jones (pictured), Bywater Call, Greg Nagy, Rebecca Downes and Orphan Jon.