Cornwall Rocks takes place this coming weekend of 7th - 9th October at Tencreek Holiday Park in Looe, South Cornwall, and today's six of the best 'Cornwall Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day are taken from the many great bands taking part, namely Kira Mac, Skam, Thunderstick, Gypsy's Kiss, Scarlet Rebels and Sons Of Liberty.

Today's latest Simply Country Podcast Of The Day features Louise Parker, Jess And The Bandits (pictured), The Heartland Roots Band, Victoria Eman, Caitlin Mae, Preston D Barnes, Christa Fartek, Leah Belle Faser, Conrad Bigknife, Tenille Townes, The Shucks, Dan Washburn, Molly O'Connell and many more.

Including guests Billy Duffy (The Cult), Morgan Nicholls (Muse), Phil Hurley (Gigolo Aunts), Rat (Ned's Atomic Dustbin) and Laura Kidd (Penfriend), 'Things Can Change' is the forthcoming album from The Wonder Stuff front man Miles Hunt, of which the title track is today's Video Of The Day. Along with his band, Mark Gemini Thwaite (guitars), Steve Gurl (piano/organ), Tim Sewell (bass guitar) and Pete Howard (drums), Miles will also be performing tracks from the new album, as well as The Wonder Stuff classics and hits on tour throughout October, November and December, that includes London's Powerhaus on Saturday 22nd October with support from Padraig Jack.

For fans of Jack White, Eric Clapton and The Black Keys, legendary singer-songwriter/guitarist Aynsley Lister is releasing his eighth studio album, 'Along For The Ride', on his birthday next month on Friday 11th November, under Lister’s own Straight Talkin’ Records label, that sees Lister reach deep into his gutsy Blues influences to bring a true storyteller’s perspective to thirteen unforgettable anthemic Rock tracks, fuelled equally by the everyday and an ‘amp to 11’ music philosophy, that soundtracks its listeners’ lives with a face-melting score, of which his recent lead single, 'Made Up My Mind', not introduces audiences to the album, but is also one of today's six of the best 'Sunday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Seal Party, The Enigma Division, Blacklist, The Blackheart Orchestra and Stone Nomads.

Formerly releasing under the moniker of MK or Mike Kremastoules, and taken from his forthcoming and unashamedly instrumental debut album, 'Calling', West Yorkshire's acclaimed guitarist, Michael Alan, has recently delivered his melodically charged Rock guitar ballad, 'Thank You', of which the single is also today's Video Of The Day. For fans of greats such as Gary Moore, Bill Nelson, Dave Gilmour and Joe Satriani, the track ascends from its classical guitar themed introduction into heavier melodic Rock adventures. Soaring anthemic melodies and emotive hook lines, re-occurring motifs and articulately arranged song dynamics all add to the flowing sense of drama and feeling encased in Michael's latest and 'stream only' release.

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 Ramsey Lewis, James Cotton, Oingo Boingo, Troy Redfern (pictured), Vincent Flatts Final Drive, Trace, Ritchie Dave Porter & Debra Susan, Les Dudek, Zed Mitchell, Mickey Jupp, Eyes of Albion, Pat Travers, Ray Gomez, plus many more.

Today's October WRC Bulletin looks forward to our October WRC Gig Calendar https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/gig-calendar-wrinklystock such as those bands showcased on today's 'October Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, including Steve Hackett, Anvil, Laurence Jones, Dare, The Damn Truth and Samantha Fish, plus we also look back at September with reviews and photos from Aynsley Lister, Naxatras, Blind Channel, A Sunday In September, Ana Popovic, Grand Slam, Black Sabbitch, our The Climate Stripes album review, and our usual comprehensive September 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.

"What is Progressive Rock seemed to be the recurring question at this festival held at this most premium of smaller venues in the wood-panelled performance room at the Bedford Arms in Balham underneath a giant disco-ball. The all-day annual event in its second year answered this with its stylistically diverse and eclectic running order of bands blending highly-skilled musicianship and an unerring ability to stir a willing audience. Most importantly, no discernible chin stroking in sight." Sunday 18th September saw the welcome return of A Sunday In September, an all-day festival at London's The Bedford in Balham, featuring the best in modern Progressive Rock music featuring Pearl Handled Revolver, Lesoir, The Gift, Downriver Dead Men Go and EBB, and today not only do we not have Ivan De Mello's review to complement Robert Edmond's excellent photo gallery, but we also have some more photos plus today's Video Of The Day of the second part of the festival.

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 Larkin Poe, Jimmy Hall, Catch 23, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Marcus King, Travellin' Blue Kings, Janiva Magnes, Todd Sharpville, Supersonic Blues Machine, Jack J Hutchinson (pictured), The Commoners, and many more.

Recorded with his trio and included on his forthcoming new album entitled, ‘Songs From The House Of Grease’, set for release on Friday 13th January next year, Nashville-based guitarist, singer and songwriter JD Simo has recently released his new single and today's Video Of The Day, ‘Mortgage On My Soul’, a creative and incendiary cover of the classic song by Hill Country Blues pioneer Mississippi Fred McDowell. Paying homage to the original while adding a modern twist, JD’s typically expert yet passionate guitar work and powerful, soulful vocals are on full display, while his guitar solo kicks the intensity level up a gear, aided by the backing of longtime collaborator Adam Abrashoff and bassist Todd Bolden. Containing five songs with a total running time of 40 minutes, it also includes covers of John Coltrane's 'Afro Blue’ and Blind Alfred Reed's 'How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live’, plus a free Jazz take on Simo’s own 'Higher Plane' (from his self-titled 2020 solo record) and a brand new Meters inspired cut entitled ‘Missy’s Strut’.

Marillion complete the UK leg of their European tour tonight at London's Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith with support from Luke Jackson, and three years ago we had the pleasure of interviewing frontman Steve Hogarth, which is today's Podcast Of The Day. During our twenty minute plus chat, we discussed, amongst other things, their tour, their CD, their 'All One Tonight' DVD, their legendary weekenders, Southend, fan chemistry, writing an album, Gregg Allman & Cher, the songs, support bands, sleep, Prog music, Radiohead, covers, Abba, his Lennon War Child charity gig, his diaries, Japan, Game Of Thrones, Flags, Centre Parcs and the Royal Albert Hall.

For fans of Judas Priest, Megadeth and Accept, formed in the Spring of 2016, 1945 wield an eclectic, vigorous mix of Metal styles, full of strength and speed, and the Spanish quintet will be headlining Retribution Alive on Sunday 30th October at Stratford's Cart & Houses in London, the legendary birthplace of Iron Maiden, with support from Neuronspoiler and War Grave, where 1945 will be playing songs from last year's 11-track debut album, 'Heavy Metal Is Not For Sale', of which the title track is one of today's six of the best 'Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Elk City, The Plague, All Souls, RuinThrone and Gothminister.