Slade and BMG Records continue their new series of limited edition vinyl reissues and deluxe CDs, with the release on vinyl of 'Live At The New Victoria' (for the first time ever) and 'Till Deaf Do Us Part' on Friday 23rd February, of which the latter's opening track, 'Rock and Roll Preacher (Hallelujah I'm On Fire)' is today's amazing Video Of The Day. 'Live At The New Victoria' recorded on 26th April 1975, captures the band as they toured the UK promoting their feature film, In Flame, a fitting snapshot of twelve tracks including ‘How Does It Feel’, ‘Gudbuy T'Jane’, ‘Far Far Away’, ‘Mama Weer All Crazee Now’ and ‘Just A Little Bit’. Following the success of 1981’s, 'We’ll Bring The House Down', Slade continued their new found resurgence with 'Till Deaf Do Us Part', comprising fourteen tracks that were to become staples of the Slade live set over the years including 'Lock Up Your Daughters', 'Ruby Red' and 'Knuckle Sandwich Nancy'.

Having already kicked off touring their forthcoming new album last Friday, one of Britain’s most respected and critically acclaimed Blues Rock bands, Big Wolf Band, will release their long-awaited studio album, 'Rebel’s Journey', on Friday 19th April, of which they have just released their first single, 'Empire and a Prayer', with the high energy, pedal to metal riff-based guitar track also being one of today's six of the best 'Tuesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from The Unslain, Yama Uba, Swarm6ix, Black Rose Burning and Isospin.

On Saturday 6th April at London's The Camden Club, guitarist and singer John Mitchell will be performing acoustic versions of songs from his multiple bands and projects, such as It Bites, Frost*, Lonely Robot (see 'A Model Life' acoustic Video Of The Day with Graham Brown) and Kino, as well as a selection of his favourite covers, sharing personal anecdotes and stories throughout the evening. The English multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and record producer will also be joined by Jez Fielder (Indigo Down), on a night which will certainly be a very special show and a great opportunity to experience an intimate gig not to be missed!

Today's latest Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day previews the Old Bush Blues Festival that takes place this year over the long weekend of 16th and 18th August at Callow End, Worcestershire, boasting two stages under marquees with some 40 bands playing, including Rosco Shakes, Catfish, Connor Selby, Jess Hayes, Alex Voysey and more.

Brodequin join today's latest The Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day, to play and talk about their record 'Harbinger of Woe' and much more, plus there's releases from Cloud People, Seid, Morbid Saint, Pelvic Meatloaf, Whores., Temple Of The Fuzz Witch, The Red Mountain, Mutilated by Zombies, Heavy Temple, Ribspreader, Traveler, Doro, Leaves' Eyes, Gabbi-Sarzo-Skolnick, Annimax, Skulls Of Death, Brutal Death Fuck, Webb Of Deceit and Jack Ire.

Having already picked up many accolades and warm comparisons to everyone from Rage Against The Machine, Enter Shikari and Bring Me The Horizon, imposing, genre bending, Nu-Metalcore four-piece, Drip Fed Empire, step up with the release this coming Friday of the biting riff givers blistering eight-track debut album, 'Revolutionist', of which the Brit crossover heavyweights have also just unveiled their breathtaking new single, 'Arcane', one of today's six of the best 'Monday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from FM2000, Rich Kid Express, Silveroller, Pinhdar and Just One Fix.

Very aptly next month, UK Americana singer-songwriter and guitarist Andy Sharrocks & The Incurable Romantics will be performing a headline show on Valentine's Night at London's legendary 100 Club in Oxford Street, with free entry, although you will need to register in advance at https://www.eventbrite.com to see Andy playing songs from his new triple album 'Country Rock N' Roll Durty Blues', of which the title track is today's Video Of The Day. In 2009 Sharrocks released his previous album, 'Dirt', to similar critical acclaim, having also toured as support for John Mayall plus many times for Mick Taylor, who features on his 2004 album, 'Walking In Familiar Footsteps', alongside Blues Band frontman and Radio 2 DJ Paul Jones.

2022 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 Rock & Blues show is today's Podcast Of The Day, featuring Michael Caswell, Marcus Malone, Gregg Wright, Dave D'Angelico, Snooks Eaglin, Black Pumas, Wolf Moon, Vincent Flatts Final Drive, Betty Davis, Robby Krieger & The Soul Savages (pictured), The Winery Dogs, Robert Finley, Monte Montgomery, Help Yourself, Man, John Norum, Michael Katon, Shotgun Mistress, plus many more.

With six full albums and two of the biggest Rock songs of the 2000s under their belt, and continuing the Australian headline theme established last year, Wolfmother will both make their Mote Park debut and headline Maidstone's Maid of Stone Festival on Saturday 20th July, that promises to be an electric night of Classic Rock sounds and singalong choruses, of which the Aussie rockers are one of six bands showcased in today's 'Maid Of Stone Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, that are performing among many others over that long Summer weekend, namely Ashen Reach, When Rivers Meet, Blind River, Twister and Jared James Nichols.

2024 launches with a bang thanks to the highly anticipated release on Friday 8th March of 'The Quantum Phase', from powerhouse, Heavy Metal, Hard Rock supergroup, The End Machine, following a notable change in personnel, with rising superstar vocalist Girish Pradhan (Girish And The Chronicles/Joel Hoekstra’s 13) replacing Robert Mason, of which the band's first single off the eleven-track album, 'Silent Winter', is accompanied by today's Video Of The Day. Now comprising Pradhan, guitarist George Lynch, drummer Steve Brown and bassist Jeff Pilson, they released their eponymous debut album in 2019 to early acclaim, following it up with their 2021 sophomore release, 'Phase2'.

New Wave Of British Heavy Metal drummer Barry Graham Purkis, his iconic masked alter-ego Thunderstick, and his eponymously named band, will release on Friday 2nd February their third single, 'Hold On Me', taken from their highly successful album, 'Lockdown', released by Roulette Records in October last year, with another powerful vocal from Raven Blackwing, of which the song, all about the role play of erotic practices, set to a soft ‘gallop’ hook line chorus, is one of today's six of the best 'Saturday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Vic Martin, Leather Lung, Browno, Sleepmakeswaves and Without Warning.

"As an encore we got an instrumental burst of ‘Slip Away’ (from ‘Peace Machine’), before Troy was invited back on stage to join Philip for a tear up on John Lee Hooker’s ‘This Is Hip’. Philip gave us a short blast of ‘I’m Going Home’ as a closer (like the opener, it’s taken from ‘Influence’), before we were obliged to reluctantly follow the song title’s advice. Fortunately plans are already afoot to bring Mr Sayce back around the same time next year, so if you missed him this time, I’m sure you won’t make the same mistake twice!" That was part of our take when Philip Sayce completed his six-date sonic attack of the UK at London's The Garage just under a couple of months ago, and last week the guitar prodigy released his latest single and today's Video Of The Day, 'Backstabber', the third single off his highly anticipated new album, 'The Wolves are Coming', which will be released through Atomic Gemini/Forty Below Records on Friday 23rd February.