Exactly three years after Dream Theater played Hammersmith Apollo for the first of two nights as part of their Distance Over Time Tour - Celebrating 20 Years of 'Scenes From A Memory', that saw the band perform a full and complete 3-hour set and go on to win our WRC Best Prog Performance award, the American Progressive Metal band returned to that very same London venue on Tuesday night, so not only check out today some photos from the gig, but also their 'Pull Me Under' Video Of The Day. Completing their January/February European and UK Top Of The World Tour dates, the Progressive Metal outfit now comprising John Myung (bass), John Petrucci (guitar), James LaBrie (vocals), Jordan Rudess (keyboards) and Mike Mangini (drums), included classics such as 'Caught In A Web', 'Solitary Shell' and an encore of 'The Count Of Tuscany', as well as tracks from their last album, 'A View From The Top Of The World'.

Fronted by the mystic, mesmerising Olli Violet and her counterpart, the strong, relentless Viking Olof Jönsson, blending Rock, Metal, Electronic and Pop influences, Pressure are back today, with a compelling Hard Rock anthem called 'All The Things', indeed a fresh beginning for the Stockholm outfit, that follows in the footsteps of their third album, 'In A Dark Heart We Trust', of which the new single is one of today's six of the best 'Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Evil Drop, Marianas Rest featuring Aaron Stainthorpe, Jake's Mistakes featuring Devin Hayes, Agora and Astral Sleep.

Today's latest Blues Club Podcast Of The Day, has another two hours of non-stop Best in Blues and Beyond with More Music and Less Chat, featuring new releases, classic tracks and UK IBBA Presenters' Picks from Blues Fighters, Low Town, Bridget Kelly Band, Backbone Blues Band, Jo Harman (pictured), Mary Stokes Band, Mockingbird Hill, Eddie 9V, The Cadillac Kings, Blues Arcadia, Mississippi MacDonald, British Bluescasting Corporation, Paul Carrack & The SWR Big Band and many more.

2022 WRC award-winning Pete Feenstra has spent the last forty years listening to, writing about, talking about, and promoting Rock music, with a particular interest in the Blues, and Pete's latest Rock & Blues show is today's Podcast Of The Day, featuring Webb Wilder, Tas Cru, Mick Clarke, Uriah Heep (pictured), Joe Louis Walker, Voodoo Ramble, Mary Stokes Band, Zoe Schwarz Blue Commotion, Grand Design, Bette Smith, Bacon Fat Louis, James Armstrong, Mental Soup, Damon Fowler & Friends, Rory Gallagher and much more.

Following the UK leg of their California Dreamin' headline tour last month, the WRC recently caught up with American Rock band, Dirty Honey, on mainland Europe at Switzerland's Mühle Hunziken in Rubigen, so today not only check out both Jean Michel and Marlène Rivet's Photo Gallery, but also our Video Of The Day of 'Heartbreaker', filmed in Rome two nights later. Formed in Los Angeles in 2017, and comprising of singer Marc LaBelle, guitarist John Notto, bassist Justin Smolian and new drummer Jaydon Bean, two years later their single, 'When I'm Gone', topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Songs chart, making them the first unsigned band to ever do so. Last Summer they embarked on their first European tour which included shows opening for Guns N' Roses, Kiss and Rival Sons, plus co-headlined the Young Guns Tour with 2022 WRC 'One's To Watch' award winners, Mammoth WVH.

For fans of Mogwai, The Cure, Nick Cave and The Dirty Three, and ahead of their debut international performances at both Belgium’s Dunk Festival on Friday 19th May and London's The Black Heart three nights later, Australian experimental Rock group, Svntax Error, will release their second album, 'The Vanishing Existence', on Friday 21st April through Bird’s Robe Records, that follows their well-received debut, 'Message', with the Sydney-based band having earned a reputation for thrilling sonic explorations making use of hypnotic grooves, wailing theremins and of course, a Post-Rock penchant for delay pedals, of which their new single, 'Relentless', is one of today's six of the best 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Royal Autumn, Illuminated Void, NoSelf, The Yets and Wasteland Clan.

Released last Friday by Nordic Records, 'Unfold' is the fifth solo album from experimental Oslo Pop artist Synne Sanden, who not only combines the catchy and the beautiful, with the quirky, expressive and raw, and creates songs and soundscapes where you can hear her unique signature, but she also writes about the things we find difficult and vulnerable to talk about, of which her album track, 'Firewood', is also one of today's six of the best 'Wednesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further forthcoming and recent releases from Iron Lizards, Jason Charles Miller featuring Austin Hanks, The Trousers, The Room and Nightwölff.

Beastie's latest Rock Show, originally broadcast live at www.voodooradio.online at midday last Thursday, is today's Podcast Of The Day, 90 minutes of chelp, chunter and wonderful Rock music featuring AC/DC, Judas Priest, Cloverhill, The Stranglers (pictured), Black Roze and more.

Just over four years after their memorable sold out debut at London's iconic 100 Club, and ahead of their welcome return to this year's New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival at end of April/beginning of May, The Revivalists have just released today's Video Of The Day for 'Kid', from their upcoming album ‘Pour It Out Into The Night’, due out on Friday 2nd June. Indeed, The Revs success story continues, although it only seems like yesterday that Rick Menniti's 2014 'Message From America' covered the Houston leg of their Texas tour, before they broke onto the scene back in 2015, with their double platinum Billboard Hot 100 hit 'Wish I Knew You', and since then, the eight-piece Rock band has amassed more than 800 million streams courtesy of hits such as 'Change' and 'All My Friends'.

Having already earned a reputation for their engaging and intense live performances, Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys will be touring their fourth album, 'Heaving', in Europe, after its release on Friday 7th April, and last week, following their recently-released album tracks, 'Burning Building' and 'Stereoscope', the South Africa-German outfit dropped their ethereal ambient trip-Pop title track, that's not only full of atmosphere and intensity, but is also burning Psychedelic Folk that is both intimate and energetic, of which the 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 Signs Preyer, Meteora, The Bloodshots, Hellpie and Bloodbound.

Today's latest Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day features Marc Broussard (pictured), Bywater Call, Dom Martin, Jo Fabro, Matt Long, Stevie Watts, Rhythm Krewe, Nicolas and The Outlanders, Walter Parks & The Unlawful Assembly and Blue Moon Marquee, with the show also beginning and ending with The Wilson Brothers, who play The Tuesday Night Music Club in Coulsdon tonight.

"Let’s say that as far as this audience is concerned, the guys are preaching to the converted, demonstrated by how many sang along to virtually every tune and the generous smattering of band t-shirts on show - but quite right too, this talented bunch of musicians deserve every plaudit flying in their direction. Whether it’s Blues, Southern tinged Rock, a hint of Prog or ballad, the band classily deliver them all." Similar to the lyrics of that American classic, 'New York, New York', Robert Jon & The Wreck are so good that the WRC had to see them twice, following their stand out performance at London's PowerHaus recently, so Les Linyard had the pleasure last Saturday of taking in the final date of their UK tour at Sittingbourne's Bourne Music Club, supported by Bywater Call's Meghan Parnell and Dave Barnes, therefore not only check out Les's complete take today, plus his photos, complemented by some equally brilliant photos from John 'Mr. Rockrpix' Bull, but also watch today's Video Of The Day of 'Who Can You Love', recorded at Aberdeen's Tunnels four nights earlier.