Following on from 'I Did My Time', International Rock-trio Dirty Power recently released ‘Said And Done’, the second of three original songs taken from the Dublin-based outfit's forthcoming five-track EP ‘Gravitas’, of which this single that delivers a stripped back, roots driven and unplugged ‘industri-coustic’ approach, 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 Lifesick, Sarah Halter, Steve Logan, Killsorrow and The Idiots.

The 19th Rory Gallagher International Tribute Festival took place in Ballyshannon during the first long weekend of June, celebrating the birthplace, music and life of legendary guitarist Rory Gallagher, and consequently those three glorious Summer days, including Pat McManus, Laurence Jones and Eric Gales (pictured), have been voted Best Festival in our 2023 WRC Awards as testified by today's incredible Video Of The Day of young Galway Rock band, Ol' Times and 'To The Top', filmed in the street, that shares what Rory Fest is all about.

After a more than two year wait, Cambridgeshire-based Rock outfit, Hollowstar, made a triumphant return to Kent's Leo's Red Lion in Gravesend last Friday, with great support from White Raven Down and Less Than Hollow, so not only check out today John 'Mr. Rockrpix' Bull's amazing photos from the gig, but also watch today's Video Of The Day of the headliner's entire set.

Having established themselves as a prominent force in the Progressive Metalcore scene, known for their innovative sound and emotive storytelling through music, French quintet Novelists continue to captivate audiences worldwide, ahead of their upcoming Europe and UK tour, with the recent release of their third single, 'Mourning The Dawn'. of which the deeply emotional track is also one of today's six of the best 'Wednesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from My Glass World, PVRS, Unshine, The Mystical Hot Chocolate Endeavors and Bloodbound.

In this end of year special, today's latest The Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day also includes a chat with Carl Webb from Webb Of Deceit, as well as featuring music from Backbone, Eiriel, Honoris Causa, Thronehammer, Inhuman Condition, Traitor, Bloodshot, Antania, Tribe Of Pazuzu, Category VI (pictured), Mansion, Gravehuffer, Helms Deep, Macabre Demise, The Convalescence, Sarah Halter, Lenax, Ancestral Blood, Paracrona, Smoulder, Chief City, Never Reborn, Gravethorn, Embr, Cryophilic, Gut Ripper, Eaten By Sharks, Crazy Mad Ride, White City Graves, Colony Drop, Gosforth, Plague Bearer, Medicine Horse, Krigsgrav, Serpents Oath, The Band Repent, Spillage, Cloak and Fires in the Distance.

For fans of Cheap Trick, Alice in Chains and AC/DC, expect to hear elements of Metal, Blues, 70’s Rock, Grunge, Alternative and more, as Seattle powerhouse, Palooka, deliver a big thick heavy dose of Rock with their latest single 'Save Yourself', taken from their forthcoming five-track EP, of which this title track is also one of today's six of the best 'Tuesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Sivle, pMad, Voodoo Drummer, Amnesiak and Last Breed.

"Musically, the evening was an absolute treat for the ears, shame that the price to be paid was a number of tirades that we could have well done without." That was part of our take on Roger Waters gig at London's O2 in June (Video Of The Day), and consequently with votes coming in as far and wide as Indonesia, Poland, Turkey, New Zealand, Norway and Canada, the controversial ex-Pink Floyd bass guitarist has won our 'Best Prog Performance' in our 2023 WRC Awards. following in the footsteps of another Prog icon, Focus, who won the same award last year.

Today's 2023 WRC Award nominated Blues On The Radio 'The Great Escape Part 2' Podcast Of The Day, features John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers & Eric Clapton (pictured), Big Mama Thornton, Muddy Waters, Buddy Guy, Derek & The Dominos and more.

As we look forward to 2024, today's six 'January Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day showcase some of the many gigs this month on our 2024 WRC Gig Calendar https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/gig-calendar-wrinklystock namely Adam Norsworthy (West Coast Folk Festival), Aynsley Lister, Long Road Home, Mojo Preachers, Luke Morley (pictured) and Hillbilly Vegas, while today's January WRC Bulletin looks back at our December gigs, a traditionally quiet month, including Prog The Forest and Ocean Colour Scene, not forgetting our comprehensive December news archive. Don't forget that if you want to receive our monthly e-mail bulletin, please submit your e-mail address in the box below.

Presented by GRTR's David Randall, today's The Best Of 2023 Part 2 Podcast Of The Day, features show favourites played between July and December this year, including tracks from The Gems, Jessie Scarlet, Attic Theory, Pistols At Dawn, Florence Black (pictured at this year's Stonedead Festival) and more.

The Kris Barras Band completed their longest UK headline tour to date at a smoky The Garage in London in February, of which the impressive Joan Jett/Girlschool/ZZ Top vibe of support band Dea Matrona caught the eye of our intrepid photographer, John 'Mr. Rockrpix' Bull, so much so that the Belfast girls have followed in the gargantuan footprints of last year's winners, Mammoth WVH, having been voted 'One's To Watch' in our 2023 WRC Awards, so not only check out JB's pic from the gig, but also watch today's Video Of The Day of 'It's Only Music', filmed on the night.

Finally, with voting ending at midnight tonight, today we have the six runners and riders in our '2023 WRC Awards Rock!' Track Of The Year, namely Black Nazareth (pictured), Jason Charles Miller, Evile, Kami Van Halst featuring Phil X, Tombstone Dunnery and Damnation Plan, chosen from over 2,000 tunes that we have shared this year on our daily 'Tracks Of The Day'. Simply e-mail your thirteen choices here at https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/2023-wrc-awards-voting with only one submission e-mail allowed per e-mail address, so make your vote count!