Featuring current touring members of The Rolling Stones and Roger Waters, on Friday 16th September The Greyboy Allstars will reissue 'A Town Called Earth' on its 25th anniversary, its long overdue debut on digital streaming platforms and vinyl via Knowledge Room Recordings, featuring the original ten-track album, supplemented by the previously unreleased, 'Cassiopeia’s Chair', of which the album's third track, 'Happy Friends', is today's Video Of The Day. It didn’t take 25 years for the album to become a classic. As soon as the terra firma-shaking second album by the band was released in the Summer of 1997, it was clear to anyone with receptive ears that the future of Funk, Boogaloo, Soul, Jazz and Fusion was here. It's all mashed up and buoyed by a propulsive groove on this groundbreaking recording, still recognised a quarter of a century later as a bonafide game changer.

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 Warner E Hodges, Matty T Wall, Rob Tognoni, Greig Taylor, Rosalie Cunningham, Dylan Triplett, The Chambers Brothers, Wolf Moon, Blacktop Deluxe, Roy Buchanan, The Milk Men (pictured), Johnny Ray Jones, John McLaughlin, plus many more.

With a review of both Days Two and Three to come of the A New Day Festival weekend, that kicked off last Friday at Mt Ephraim Gardens, Faversham, today we not only have our initial Day 3 photo gallery, thanks to Simon Green, but we also have another Day 3 Video Of The Day of Atomic Rooster performing 'Break The Ice' on The Canterbury Ales Stage.

Ahead of their 11-date November/December UK tour including Planet Rockstock Festival on Friday 2nd December, and named after their eponymous front woman, Kira Mac are a band built on straight-up old school Blues Rock riffs given a modern edge, a tonne of flair, soul and intense double shots of Rock ‘n’ Roll, with their full studio album, ‘Chaos is Calling’, due for release on Friday 18th November, of which their single, ‘Hit Me Again’, is one of today's six of the best 'Saturday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Redlight KIng, Anthea, Essenger, The Commoners and The Anix.

Exactly six years ago today, Norwegian Progressive Metallers Circus Maximus began the second leg of their 'Havoc' tour at London's Underworld on Saturday 27th August, and with influences of bands such as Dream Theater and Symphony X, we were lucky enough to talk to guitarist Mats Haugen and keyboard player Lasse Finbråten before their gig which is today's Podcast Of The Day.

Steve Howe’s creative passion has put him on a lifelong journey on pathways, ranging from Jazz, Blues and Classical, to Folk, Bluegrass and Rock, and on Friday 23rd September via Inside Out Music, the legendary Yes guitarist will release, ‘Lunar Mist’, the second collaboration with his late son Virgil Howe who tragically passed away in 2017, of which the second track on the album, 'More Than You Know', is one of today's six of the best 'Friday Rocks' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Ivander, Elk City, Void Chapter, Hltr Skltr and Black Nite Crash.

With a review of both Days Two and Three to come of the A New Day Festival weekend, that kicked off last Friday at Mt Ephraim Gardens, Faversham, today we not only have our initial Day 2 photo gallery, thanks to Simon Green, but we also have another Day 2 Video Of The Day of Focus performing 'Sylvia' on The Canterbury Ales Stage.

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 Elles Bailey, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Paul Jones, Chris Rea, Laura Evans (pictured), The Hogtown Allstars, Eric Clapton, Jo Harman, The Sheepdogs, Mr Sipp, South Island Rhythm Kings, Tedeschi Trucks Band and many more.

Tonight at London's Trinity Buoy Wharf, it's the second night of the Nashville Meets London Festival, with a host of US and UK acts, including Priscilla Block, Kyle Daniel (pictured), Candi Carpenter, The Wandering Hearts, Tebey and Essex County, and for today's Podcast Of The Day we go back to March 2020, when we were lucky enough to catch up with Kyle Daniel for an interview, just a few days before his set at London's O2 Country To Country Festival weekend, was cancelled due to Coronavirus. Anyway, listen again today, as we talked to Kyle about cramp, C2C Berlin, C2C Amsterdam, Red Light districts,The Cadillac Three, his band,The Allman Brothers, the Country melting pot, Rolling Stone, 'What's There To Say', live performances, his Dad, curve balls, time on the road, US v UK audiences, returning to the studio, next UK tour, Led Zeppelin, Big Ben and Canadian tuxedos.

The annual, award-winning, much-loved, The Great British R&B, Rock, Roots and Folk Festival weekend kicks off this coming Friday in Colne, Lancashire, with three nights of incredible live music performed by over 50 artists, and for today's 'Colne Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, we focus on the bands appearing on Saturday at The Hippodrome's Solid Entertainments Stage, namely Mississippi MacDonald, Brave Rival, Gerry Jablonski Band, Felix Rabin, Chantel McGregor and Aynsley Lister.

"Bit of a tenuous link here but 'The Dambusters March' taken from the very apt 'Bursting Out' (1978), not only heralded the end of a fascinating set, but also meant that the backstage toilets were now reopen! Cue Anderson's pre-recorded band introductions to the strains of Louis Armstrong, as I hastily made my way towards the gents. Aaah indeed, 'What A Wonderful World'." With reviews, photos and interviews still in the pipeline for this year's Faversham's A New Day Festival, today we complete our look back at Friday and Day 1, which includes AJ's review and Les Linyard's photos of Jethro Tull (review only), Stray and Ten Years After (pictured), plus a brand new Day 3 Video Of The Day from Department S performing 'Going Left Right' on The Sabine Jerram Stage.

"Although, the stand out from the set, and most probably the whole day, was their cover of Montrose's 'Rock Candy', with both Cosmo and Fuller excelling, taking me back to 1974 and The Valley when Montrose opened for The Who. Suffice to say, Knut was correct. These Kids Are Alright!" With reviews, photos and interviews still in the pipeline for this year's Faversham's A New Day Festival, today we look back at Friday and Day 1, which includes AJ's review and photoscourtesy of Les Linyard, including Big River, Rodney Branigan, John Verity Band, Rory McLeod, Heavy Metal Kids (The Sabine Jerram Stage Video Of The Day), Hugh Cornwell amd Kaz Hawkins with Jethro Tull, Stray and Ten Years After reviews to come.