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- Prog Rock Voyager 7/6/26
Today's Podcast Of The Day is Hour One of a recent Prog Rock Files broadcast, presented by Garry Foster, featuring Voyager, Exploring Birdsong, Yes, Perfect Beasts, Oak, Built For The Future, Jadis, Jonas Lindberg & The Other Side and Yak.
- Saturday Rocks! 6/6/26
Ahead of their official launch show with The Dark and District 13 on Saturday 7th November at London's The Grace, as well as an appearance at the NWOCR 5th Anniversary Festival at KK's Steel Mill on Saturday 26th September, emerging UK Alternative Rock quintet How To Disappear And Never Be Found release their debut EP, 'This Machine Is Useless', on Friday 6th November fusing Cinematic Rock with modern Pop hooks, huge riffs, fearless lyrics plus influences of Bring Me The Horizon, such as their lead single, 'I Don't Know How To Feel', featuring Georgia Train of Bitter Ruin, that's one of today's six of the best 'Saturday Rocks!' Tracks of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Metalite, Doll, Afterborn, Pride Of Lions and Tallboy.
- Geno Washington Eel Pie Review 6/6/26
The Eel Pie Club took place again last Thursday at London's The Cabbage Patch, 67 London Road, Twickenham TW1 3SZ, with headliner and legendary Soul and Blues man, Geno Washington & The Yo Yos, so not only see today Denise Lester's review and photos from the gig, including support from Tim Hain, but also watch Geno's 'Got My Mojo Working' Video Of The Day, filmed by Denise on the night.
- Blues Club Roses 6/6/26
Today's very latest Blues Club Podcast Of The Day has another two hours of non stop Best in Blues and a bit of this and that, with More Music and Less Chat, featuring Catfish & Will Wilde, Taj Mahal, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Jo Harman, Elles Bailey, Grace Potter, Danielle Nicole Band, Samantha Fish, Burning Rope (pictured), Voodoo Ramble, The Cat Empire, AC/DC, Guns N' Roses and many more.
- New Releases Friday Rocks! 5/6/26
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Hollie Rogers releases her rich, genre-spanning new ten-song album 'Everything’s Fine' today, and while rooted in Americana, it weaves together elements of Blues, Laurel Canyon Folk, Burlesque and Pop, highlighting Rogers’ versatility as both a solo artist and as a collaborator. of which her final album single, 'He Reminds Me Of You', 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/EP releases today from The 69 Eyes, The Joy Thieves, Veins, Makes My Blood Dance featuring Macy Gray and Sleepbomb.
- Midge Ure Southend Review 5/6/26
A bold new live concept offering fans for the first time a rare and deeply personal concert experience, seamlessly blending his iconic hits and fan favourites with the atmospheric instrumentals that have long featured on his solo albums, acclaimed musician, producer and Ultravox frontman, Midge Ure, brought his visionary A Man Of Two Worlds Tour to Cliffs Pavilion in Southend on Tuesday, so see today not only Les Linyard's review and photos from the gig, including support from Scenius, but also watch today's 'If I Was' Video Of The Day, filmed on the night.
- Eaten By Sharks Interview 5/6/26
Canada's rising Extreme Metal force Eaten By Sharks join today's very latest The Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day for an in-depth interview as well as the exclusive world premiere of their crushing new single 'Capsized', plus there's music also from Trivan, Heidbekka, Another Demon featuring James Murphy, Nikola's Cage, Hypersphere, Rakinua, Ozzy Osbourne, Ola Englund, Left to Die, Six Feet Under, Nargaroth, Thy Antichrist, Suffer, Filth, Nocturnal Ceremony, Altared States, Cayne and Valar Morghulis.
- Thursday Rocks! 4/6/26
A powerful thirteen-song tribute to the late Guy Bailey featuring Spike, Bailey and Chris Johnstone, Thirsty Quireboys return on Friday 19th June with 'God Bless America – Best of Thirsty', a powerful new release honouring the life, work and unmistakable creative spirit of Bailey - founder of The Quireboys, songwriter, guitarist, and the architect of Thirsty’s distinctive sound, of which the haunting title track is one of today's six of the best 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Rick Hromadka, Indigo, Age Of Life, Memoira and Alcantara.
- Ridiculous Camden Club Review 4/6/26
A rather jolly little Pop combo with startlingly good original songs to prance about to, last month Ridiculous brought their sound to London's The Camden Club with a lineup of seasoned musicians including Culture Club drummer Jon Moss no less, so see today not only Denise Lester's review and photos from the gig, but also watch today's 'TV World' Video Of The Day, filmed by Denise on the night.
- Blues Club Hard Times 4/6/26
Today's very latest Blues Club Podcast Of The Day has another two hours of non stop Best in Blues and a bit of this and that, with More Music and Less Chat, featuring Piper And The Hard Times, Teresa James & The Rhythm Tramps, Richard Townend, Marc Broussard, Sherman Robertson, Jonny Lang, Jordan Rakel, Thomas Heppell (pictured), plus many more.
- Wednesday Rocks! 3/6/26
For fans of Creedence Clearwater Revival, Dave Edmunds and Dr. Feelgood, this Friday The Fabulous Firkin Brothers return with their latest single 'Never No More For Me', built around a memorable chorus and the band's trademark blend of Blues, Roots and Rock 'n' Roll influences, of which this anthem about fading love, not only continues to carve out the trio's distinctive corner of the Blues and Americana landscape, but it's also one of today's six of the best 'Wednesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five other recent and forthcoming releases from Crymwav, Stryper, Jacqui Hunt, Famous Strangers and Elder.
- Garcia IOW New Blood London Review 3/6/26
Last month the Grand Final of the Isle of Wight New Blood Festival took place at London's Bush Hall in Shepherd's Bush, which turned out to be less of a talent contest and more a collision of wildly different musical identities fighting for a place on the Isle of Wight Festival bill, so not only read Ivan De Mello's review of Soho-based four-piece García, but also watch today's Video Of The Day of their entire set when the band played their hometown The 100 Club back in March.












