Today's latest award nominated Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day starts and finishes with The Cinelli Brothers (pictured) ahead of tonight's sold out show at The Tuesday Night Music Club in Coulsdon, plus there's tracks from all the performers due to play at this year's UK Blues Awards, namely Sari Schorr, Toby Lee, Elles Bailey and Brave Rival, an IBBA pick of the month from Guy Tortora, and new releases from Damon Fowler, Weezil Malone Band, Joe Louis Walker, Walk That Walk and Tas Cru.

"Dropping into full slow-ballad genre, ‘Gold’ feels like it really comes from Robert Jon’s heart and segues neatly into ‘Oh Miss Carolina’, their classic wistful Rock-ballad which seems to be all over the radio recently and has everybody singing - it’s sure to still be an anthem in ten years’ time." Ahead of the release of their new EP ‘One Of A Kind’, due out on Friday 10th March via Joe Bonamassa’s newest independent label, Journeyman Records, Southern Roots Rock band, Robert Jon And The Wreck, continue their storming twelve-date UK tour at Aberdeen's Tunnels tonight, and today not only do we have Adam Buttery's complete take on their London PowerHaus leg of the tour from Saturday night with special guests Meghan Parnell and Dave Barnes from Bywater Call, but we also have Tim Russell's Photo Gallery plus our 'Waiting For Your Man' Video Of The Day, filmed on the night.

Just in case you had forgotten, today's six of the best Valentine's Day Rocks! Tracks Of The Day are a gentle reminder that the big day has finally arrived with some aptly themed Valentine's Day tracks from Kaz Hawkins, Immortal Guardian, Ninety Two Degrees, Besomora, Lazer Beam and Fargo.

Ahead of mainland Europe shows this year, and following last year’s, ‘The Zealot Gene’, the band's first album in two decades, Jethro Tull are returning with their 23rd studio album, ‘RökFlöte’, which is set for release on Friday 21st April via InsideOutMusic, of which the first single from the album, ‘Ginnungagap’, is today's stunning animated Video Of The Day, created by Costin Chioreanu. The 12-track record is based on the characters and roles of some of the principle Gods of the old Norse paganism, and at the same time exploring the ‘RökFlöte’ - Rock flute - which Ian Anderson and his band have made iconic. Indeed, the single takes inspiration from the God Ymir, the proto-being, a primeval being, who was born from venom that dripped from the icy rivers called the Élivágar, and lived in the grassless void of Ginnungagap!

Much-acclaimed guitarist, Félix Rabin, a gifted prodigy of the Swiss Rock and Blues scene, will be returning to the UK next month and April on a four-date tour, including three headline gigs and an appearance at the Bowness Bay Blues Festival, giving his existing fans and anyone with a love of top-notch Rock and Blues an opportunity to see live this master of the guitar, of which the slow burner, 'Death', taken from his 2020 'Pogboy' EP, is one of today's six of the best 'Monday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further forthcoming and recent releases from Dead End Finland, Pyramaze, Termination Force, Kardinal Sin and Methane.

Arelys Jimenez from Matianak joins today's latest The Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day to talk about 'Compilaci​ó​n De Insaniam', plus there's new and classic music from Metallica, Methane, Crazy Mad Ride, Static-X, The End of Melancholy, Pyramid, Ceremonial Decay, Hypaethral, In The Act of Violence, Gravehuffer, 72 Legions, Never Reborn, Inhuman Condition, The Red Mountain, Siren, Sugar Virus, Danzig, Maggot Crown and Dendraster.

Finnish Heavy Fuzzrock outfit Craneium's latest stand alone single and today's Video Of The Day, 'Sands Of Gold', was written during the sessions for the four-piece's last album, 'Unknown Heights' (2021), that oozes Heavy Blues Rock, desert sand and gasoline. But it’s more than a Heavy Rock tune with a lot of drive, it’s also a song filled with hope. Blending classic riffing with dynamic atmospheres through a constant ebb and flow of light and heavy, the band formed back in 2011 in Turku, explore the vast underground and draw influence from the 70s Hard Rock, 90s Desert Psychedelia and their many masters.

The very first Beastie Rock Show originally broadcast live at www.voodooradio.online every Thursday at midday, is today's Podcast Of The Day, 90 minutes of chelp, chunter and wonderful Rock music including Neil Young, Jamie Porter Band, The Dictators, Be-Bop Deluxe (pictured), Rush and more.

Reminding fans of the heyday of the genre when bands such as Giuffria, Icon and Signal were all releasing classic albums, and now masterminded by US musician and current Magnum bassist, Dennis Ward, Khymera's sixth album, 'Hold Your Ground', released last Friday, is another slice of high pedigree Melodic Rock that sees the group remaining a shining example of what great European AOR is all about with crystal clear production, soaring vocals, killer musicianship and songwriting, of which the album track, 'Firestarter', is one of today's six of the best 'Frontiers Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by three similarly timed Frontiers releases from Wig Wam, Infinite & Divine and T3nors, plus two further tracks from Woundstripe and Winterstorm

Having amassed a rabid international fanbase throughout their career, selling out arenas in 26 countries and four continents, Grammy-nominated Rock band Skillet will embark this year on a 21-date city trek in the Spring, as part of their European "Day of Destiny Tour", that kicks off at Manchester Academy on Friday 14th April featuring opening acts Like A Storm and Eva Under Fire, and next Friday 17th February, the Memphis outfit will release 'Dominion: Day Of Destiny' (Deluxe Edition), the companion to one of last year's highest charting Rock and Metal albums, featuring five new tracks, of which original track, 'Refuge', is one of today's six of the best 'Saturday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further forthcoming and recent releases from Thine Inner Sanctum, Bird's View, Ancient Settlers, Aittala and The Mystery Plan.

"Having seen him a few times, I’ve come to the conclusion that he is about as good a guitarist as anyone you’ll likely be going to see anytime soon. His dexterous fluidity was all part of a high energy performance that had him alternating riffing, playing chunky chords and letting rip on a series of flowing solos." Following the release last September of his latest album, 'Destination Unknown', via Marshall Records, Laurence Jones's band are back on the road, with the Blues Rock guitarist and singer-songwriter's new album packing an effortless Rock punch, whilst not forgetting his Blues heritage, so today not only read Simon Green's complete take on the Sevenoaks leg of his tour at The Stag Theatre, supported by Half Moon Panic, but also check out our Video Of The Day of 'Don't Need No Reason', filmed at Newbury's Arlington Arts the night before.

Featuring musicians who played on the first TBelly album, 'Dead Men Don't Pray', and recorded just the second time Russell Keefe's solo project went into the studio, 'We Met On A Train' sadly fell down the back of a sofa, but this never forgotten/much loved romp of a song with great musicianship, masses of melodrama and giant vocals, is now back to see the light of day when the keyboard player and joint lead vocalist of Slade, finally releases it as a new single on Tuesday 7th March, and for today's 'Talking TBelly' Podcast Of The Day, we go back to September 2021, where we met with Russell on Zoom for a Covid friendly chat, just before the release of his second album, ‘I Never Want To See Me Again’.