Heavy Punk/Pop rockers Syteria are on the road promoting their third studio album, ‘Syteria World’, with the Yorkshire based outfit stopping off at North London's The Black Heart in Camden on Sunday, and not only was Steven C. Gilbert there to review and photograph the gig, but also today's Video Of The Day is the demo version of the opening track from the new album, 'Chasing Dreams'.

Emerging in the early months of 1974, Gypsy’s Kiss took shape within the vibrant East End of London, birthed through the collaboration of Steve Harris, the visionary founder and bassist of Iron Maiden, plus vocalist/guitarist David Smith, and although the band still remain loyal to their Maiden heritage, they continue to bring their Classic Rock sound to a wider audience, such as their new single released yesterday, 'Better Than Me', which is also one of today's six of the best 'Saturday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Karamelien, Gravelle-Perinbam, Howling Giant, Manu Louis and Alterium.

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 JJ Marsh, Rival Sons, Stray (pictured), Chris Duarte, John McLaughlin, Coco Montoya, Ronnie Jordan, Eric Sardinas, Craig Taylor Band, Wolf Moon, Monster Mike Welch, Daniel Blanc, Lady Adrena, Sci-Fi Soldier, Jesse Roper, The Vintage Explosion, Rare Birds ATL, plus many more.

Today's September WRC Bulletin looks look forward to our September WRC Gig Calendar https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/gig-calendar-wrinklystock such as those bands showcased on today's 'September Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, including Chantel McGregor, The Far Meadow, Laurence Jones, Ben Poole, Oli Brown & The Dead Collective and Black Stone Cherry, plus we also look back at our August gigs/festivals with reviews and photos from Maid Of Stone (Days 2 & 3), Connor Selby, Jimmy Regal and The Royals, Pearl Handled Revolver, A New Day (Days 1, 2 & 3) and Stonedead, not forgetting our usual comprehensive August news coverage. Finally, don't forget that if you want to receive our monthly e-mail bulletin, please submit your e-mail address in the box below.

Now in its fifth year, carrying on its solid tradition of bringing both well-known and new Rock bands to Newark Showground, Nottinghamshire, check out today both Tony Burgum's review and his amazing photos of Stonedead Festival, that just took place over this August Bank Holiday weekend, starting with a bang on Friday, complemented by a mouthwatering line-up on the Saturday, that featured South Of Salem (pictured) performing today's Video Of The Day of 'Cold Day In Hell'.

Following our review and photos from both Day 1, today we not only complete our coverage of the A New Day Festival that took place recently at Mt Ephraim Gardens, Faversham, thanks to a selection of great Day 2 and 3 photos, courtesy of Les Linyard, but we also go back to Day 2 for today's Video Of The Day, and Caravan's progtastic 'Nine Feet Underground', filmed on a sunny Saturday afternoon on The Canterbury Ales Stage.

On today's Simply Country Podcast Of The Day playlist, there's music from Aishling Rafferty, Jade Gibson, Ste Stetson, Will Ardell (pictured), Track45, Yara Beeks, Chelsea Evans, Lynn Campbell, Gulf Stream Riders, Hannah Ellis, Country Cousins, Fergal McConnell, Keith McLoughlin, Jack Browning, Lawson Harris, The Hello Darlins, Lyn Sey, Marshall Potts, Melody Moko, Noel Flynn, Colin Gordon-Farleigh, No Promises, The Winnie Blues, Tilly Christiansson, Helena Mace, Zebb Rogers and more.

Having stood at the very heart of Thunder since 1989 as their guitarist, chief songwriter and producer, Luke Morley's acclaimed solo album, ‘Songs From the Blue Room’, was released in June on Conquest Music, and accordingly, Luke takes to the road in January next year for a six date UK tour that will feature his varied, genre-crossing solo material, such as the album track, 'I'm The One You Want', which 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 Sky Lions, The Uneven, The Hip Priests, Mystic Prophecy and Rylos.

Today's Podcast Of The Day is Beastie's Blues Club, originally broadcast live on www.voodooradio.online straight after Beastie's Rock Show, and this ninety minute slice of the best in Blues, Rhythm and Blues and Music touched by the Blues, features Robert Finley, The Private Dicks Band, The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band, The Kentucky Headhunters, Hard Stairs, Emma Wilson (pictured) featuring Don Bryant and more.

Recommended for fans of Royal Thunder and The Damn Truth, Kilmore's six-track EP, 'From the Inside', released this March, has not only been nominated For Loud Recording of the Year by Nova Scotia Music Awards, but the Halifax, Canada quartet's, unique, lower-key song, 'Omitted', about forgotten heroes and the internal struggles they face, 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 The Metal Byrds, Sounds Of New Soma, W't'M, Silent Running and Oceanlord.

Waxim 'Wax' Ulysses Mekanix is an American musician, songwriter, performer, producer, painter, photographer, and founding member of American cult rockers Nitro, and in support of his new seven-track album, 'Psychotomimetic', due to be released via Electric Talon Records next Friday 8th September, earlier this month he released the album track, 'Pillars of Creation', which is also today's Video Of The Day. Indeed, Wax’s vetted perspective and tested work can best be described as raw, bold, uncompromising, authentic and disconcerting!

Today's latest Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day starts and finishes with The Terraplanes Blues Band, ahead of their show at Coulsdon's Tuesday Night Music Club tonight, plus there's music from Bobby Rush, Big Daddy Wilson & The Goosebump Brothers, Giles Corey, The Boneshakers and more.