Today's 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 Blackburn Brothers, Average White Band, Tina Turner, The Outlaws, E.G. Kight, Fleetwood Mac, Johnny Rawls, Foghat (pictured), Danny Bryant, Rival Sons, Jason Ricci & The Bad Kind, plus many more.

British Space Rockers, Hawklords, are back on the road promoting a brand-new studio album, ‘Space’, and last Sunday their nineteen date ‘Space UK Tour’ landed at Camden's The Forge in North London, where Steven C. Gilbert was in attendance, so not only check Steven's review and photos today, but also watch 'The Right Stuff' Video Of The Day, filmed on the Edinburgh leg at Bannerman's Bar ten night's earlier.

Stopping off at Grimsby's Yardbirds tonight, touring his new album, 'Buried In The Hail', throughout the UK and Ireland this month and next, multi award-winning Blues/Rock/Americana/Roots artist Dom Martin was recently captured by Gary Smith at London's Eel Pie Club leg last Thursday, so not only check out Gary's take and Manuela Langotsch’s photos today, but also watch Dom's 'Dixie Black Hand' Video Of The Day, filmed at Germany's Guitar Heroes Festival in Joldelund last month. With a European tour also taking place in June next year, this highly anticipated third studio album released last month via Forty Below Records, is very much steeped in the Roots, Americana and the Blues genres, with many of the tracks possessing an almost cinematic theme.

Ahead of next month's highly anticipated UK tour supporting guitar prodigy Philip Sayce, followed in early December by a mainstage performance at Wales's Planet Rockstock, yesterday, British slide guitarist and singer songwriter, Troy Redfern, released his new single, 'Getaway'; the second single taken from his forthcoming 2024 studio album, 'Invocation', of which this killer track that sure packs a real punch, 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 Warplan, Evidence of a Struggle, SAHG, Coventhrall and Kami Van Halst featuring Phil X.

With another Rock Revival show due to be broadcast tomorrow at 8pm UK time on Meridian FM, last week's show is today's Podcast Of The Day, that saw WRC Award winning Jules and Bob with a playlist that included The Dirty Janes, The Gems, Dead Man's Whiskey, Molly Karloff, Montrose, La Chinga, These Wicked Rivers, The Karma Effect, Blue Oyster Cult, KKs Priest, Kill Devil Hill, Surrender The Crown, Tesla, Soen, Lynch Mob, Screaming Eagles, The Cult, Seven Year Witch, Metallica, Mercia, Free, Wolf Jaw, Jefferson Starship, The Fever Kings and Joe Bonamassa (pictured).

On today's latest Simply Country Podcast Of The Day playlist, there's music from Brad Butcher, Sean Brennan, Karl Eland, Adam Shoenfeld, Dave Sheriff, Alice Benfer, Spencer Hatcher, Charlie Worsham, Chelsea Berman, Allie Jean, Paudy Hourihane, Sandy Summers, Josh Stumpf, Spencer Hatcher, Frank Martin Gilligan, Glenn Jeffrey, No Promises (pictured), Ray Lynam, John & Nienke, Detour, Keith McLoughlin, Mae McCoy, Michael Lusk, Owen Paul, Rachel McConnell, Michael Nero, Robyn Martin, Rosie Bow, Sarah Louise, Toni West and Tomorrow Bird.

Combining the influences of Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and R.E.M., Simon Denzley is an Australian born singer/songwriter based in London, who has ignited his own ideas through the Rock/Alternative Rock world of Denzeity, and ahead of his next show at London's Electrowerkz on Friday 6th November and the follow up to his first single, 'History', this Friday sees the release of his next single 'Never', 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 Mario Rossi Band, Neocracy, Godthrymm, Ancient Settlers and Egres.

Embarking next month on her European tour, on Monday night at Holborn's Pizza Express in London, Country Blues singer Laura Evans completed the UK leg of her latest tour, and John Bull was there to capture the Welsh actress in action, so check out not only 'Mr. Rockrpix's' Photo Gallery from the gig today, but also watch our Video The Day of 'Fool', taken from last year's critically acclaimed UK Blues chart topping eleven-track debut album 'State Of Mind', filmed live at Acapela Studios, featuring Cardinal Black lead guitarist Chris Buck, whom Laura toured with last year.

Today's latest Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day is yet another hour of great music, with Toby Lee (pictured), ahead of his sold out show at The Tuesday Night Music Club in Coulsdon tonight, as well as Sean Taylor, Sue Foley, Thomas Heppell, The Reverend Shawn Amos, Wily Bo Walker & E D Brayshaw, Ghalia Volt, Jason Ricci, Mitch Grainger, Nick Steed, Chris O'Leary and Joanne Shaw Taylor.

Drawing on influences from the likes of The Cars, The Go-Go's, Gary Numan and Devo, continuing the band’s tradition of crafting new wave gems with their first album in over two years, synth-driven power-poppers Autogramm from Chicago, Seattle and Vancouver release world-wide their latest LP, 'Music That Humans Can Play', on Friday 17th November via Stomp Records (and Beluga Records EU), with an advance single for the album track 'WannaBe', that's also one of today's six of the best 'Tuesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from The Red Mountain, Atlas, Nouveau Arcade, Miss Vain and Solbrud.

This Friday, Country Fuzz trio The Cadillac Three release their sixth full-length studio album, 'The Years Go Fast', on all platforms via Big Machine Records, and their latest slow-burning single, 'Love Like War', taken from the new album, and inspired by a late-night argument between singer-guitarist Jaren Johnston and his wife, is today's Video Of The Day. Near its conclusion, the track shifts to a gorgeous, crushingly heavy outro that's a nod to one of Johnston’s favourite bands, Failure, as the Nashville natives, also comprising drummer Neil Mason and steel player Kelby Ray, who does double duty on bass, continue to push boundaries with their self-branded sound, a singular mixture of Country music storytelling and Rock ‘n’ Roll musicianship.

English Indie Rock band, The Hunna, kick off a 16-date Autumn UK headline tour this Wednesday, running across the country through October and November, and for today's Video Of The Day we turn the clock back to when we last saw Watford's finest on a rainy Saturday afternoon at Kent's Maid Of Stone Festival, when they lifted the gloom, with 'Can't Break What's Broken'. One of the most exciting bands on the circuit, the new tour dates mark the anniversary of their latest self-titled album, their fourth record which was released last year to great acclaim.