Just days after playing to a packed Kashmir stage at The Isle Of Wight Festival (pictured), Brave Rival return tonight to The Tuesday Night Music Club in Coulsdon, and today's Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day previews them plus many other bands, including The Milk Men, Emma Wilson, Sean Webster Band and The Hitman Blues Band, who are all due to play at this award winning venue.

Now finally available on CD digipack through Seahorse Recordings, and for fans of Indie and Americana with 60's vibes, 'Lone' is the third album from Milan duo, Noise Under Dreaming, consisting of nine songs, including their guitar driven single about young adults , 'Nothing To Say', which is also one of today's six of the best Tuesday Rocks! Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Deep Space Mask, Rex Isle Beat, Gunash featuring Nick Oliveri, Lockjaw and Nitroverts.

"So day two ended with a bang - well, lots of bangs, crashes and flashes. And soggy festival goers trying to decide if camping in a lightning storm is a good idea or not. Many found solace in the fine ales available and discussed well into the night. Having burned black on Friday, we were cooled and washed on Saturday before being readied as playthings for the weather Gods. In mythology the deer is oft the symbol of the powers in nature that are not easily subdued. Well let the Gods do there worst, because like the melanistic creature after which the festival is named, you won't put us off our live music." Today you can read Mother's complete take on Day 2 of Europe’s premier Americana playground Black Deer Festival, that continued at Kent's Eridge Park on Saturday, plus check out our The London African Gospel Choir Video Of The Day.

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 Johnny Sansone, Long John Hunter & Tom Hunter, Delbert McClinton, The Groove Krewe, Youstn, Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobbs, Kat Riggins, Chris Henderson, Kenny Neal with Tito Jackson, Tommy Guerrero & Marc Capelle, Norman Beaker, Doug McLeod, Man, Matty T Wall, Debra Power, Joanne Shaw Taylor (pictured) with Joe Bonamassa, plus many more.

The ever popular Cleethorpes Blues Rhythm and Rock Festival will now take place on Sunday 23rd October at the Cleethorpes Beachcomber, including Martin Turner Plays Wishbone Ash, Chris Bevington Organisation, Rebecca Downes, Brave Rival, Blue Nation and Big Joe Bone, who all feature on today's six of the best 'Cleethorpes Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day.

With Mother's complete take on Day 2 of Europe’s premier Americana playground Black Deer Festival on its way from Kent's Eridge Park on Saturday, check out today some further great new photos courtesy of Caitlin Mogridge and George Harrison, plus our Wilco Video Of The Day.

With Mother's review of yesterday's Day 2 at Europe’s premier Americana playground Black Deer Festival at Kent's Eridge Park, in the pipeline, we have not only added some more photos from Day 1, but we also have John Bull's photo gallery from iconic US Blues-Rock guitarist Walter Trout's current UK tour, ahead of his 30th solo album, 'Ride', due to be released on Friday 19th August via Provogue/Mascot Label Group, from London's Islington Assembly Hall on Friday night, with support from Elles Bailey, plus Walter's Video Of The Day.

With plans to release both an EP later this year and a long-awaited live album, and Jonathan Earp returning to the front on main vocals and guitar, plus Justin Johnson and Robin Fox both joining the band on rhythm guitar/backing vocals and keyboards/Hammond respectively, on Thursday 14th July the Big Wolf Band release their first new song, 'Get Out', since their 'Be Free' album with Zoe Green, of which the single is also one of today's six of the best 'Father's Day Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Quiet Confusion, Sithraniel, Becko, Grace Solero and Caravellus.

Originally broadcast on Tuesday on Ridge Radio, listen again to today's Simply Country Podcast Of The Day, featuring Jayne Denham, Liam Kennedy-Clark, Lyn Bowtell, Sorensen, The Austins, Kristy Cox, Brooke Eden, Lynn Hazelton, Brandon McPhee, Chelsea Berman, Laura Carley, Colin Harney, The RnR Ranchgirls, Danny Byrne Band, Payton Howie, Reya Jayne, Michaela Jenke, Marshall Potts, Owen Mac, Seamus Fitzsimmons (pictured), Tenille Townes, The Weeping Willows, Belles, Ty Herndon, Kate Ellis, Travis Pickering and more.

"Other notable acts are His Lordship, a black suited 3 - piece who come as close to Punk as we have got so far with some gloriously raw guitar and fine mid 70's attitude. Following them on the Roadhouse stage are Black Water County, an Irish sounding Punk ensemble complete with mandolin, banjo and Tin whistle. Two quite contrasting acts to the rest of the line up and all the more endearing for it. But stealing the day is the quite exquisite Imelda May. Dressed completely in black, the long flowing dress makes the elegant songstress almost appear Goth like. But she looks just this side of elegant evening gown to be Goth. And such an amazing voice and mesmerising stage presence. Backed by some talented musicians, May's set displays traits of Rock, Soul, Blues, and just damn fine songs. Having worked with the likes of Jeff Beck, Ronnie Wood and Noel Gallagher, it's easy to see where the Rock influence comes from. But it's the heartfelt ballads that strike home." It was definitely a hot one, both musically and weather-wise, on the first day of Europe’s premier Americana playground Black Deer Festival, that kicked off at Kent's Eridge Park yesterday, so today read Mother's complete take on Day 1, plus check out some great photos and our Video Of The Day of James.

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, featuringThe Cinelli Brothers, Elkie Brooks, Charlie Musselwhite, Dave Weld & The Imperial Flames, Paul Lamb & The King Snakes, Etta James, Travellin' Blue Kings, Santana, Mavis Staples & Levon Helm, Hitman Blues Band, ZZ Top (pictured), Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band, Eva Carboni, Mick Hayes and many more.

Swedish Hard Rockers, Vypera, started out in 2016 as a covers band called Madhouse, but changed their name when they began writing original songs that acknowledged influences such as Rainbow, Icon, King Kobra, London, Triumph and W.A.S.P., and yesterday they released their debut album, ‘Eat Your Heart Out’, that shows off their signature style of Classic Hard Rock played with immense pride, joy and panache, such as 'Standing On The Edge', which is one of today's six 'Frontiers Rocks Again!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by two other similarly timed Frontiers releases from Chaos Magic and Jorn, plus three further new/recent releases from Gabriel, Avatarium and Rage Unfold.