Featuring nine original songs and two Blues and Rock classics, 'Rewired', the new album from The Steve Summers Band, presents a sense of the current quartet's live set and showcases Long Road Home band member and former session musician Summers, not only as a guitarist but also as a vocalist and songwriter, so see today not only Ivan De Mello's review of the album, but also watch today's Video Of The Day of the third track on the album, 'I Should've Known Better', performed live at Birmingham's SNOBS last month.

Ahead of his Metamorphosis solo UK and Europe tour that kicks off this September to support his latest ambitious, orchestral Metal opus, this Friday Canadian Metal maverick Devin Townsend releases ’The Moth’ via InsideOutMusic, a project that has been over a decade in the making, of which the first album single, ‘Enter The City’ is today's Video Of The Day. Forging a career over four decades in countless genres, Townsend has reached cult status in the Progressive-Metal world for his Polymathic talent and continual pushing of the envelope, and these upcoming 23 solo shows across 10 different countries offer a rare unfiltered opportunity to see Devin back on stage.

Today's very latest Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day starts and finishes with Burning Rope ahead of them launching their new sophomore album 'Dissolution' (pictured) at Coulsdon's The Tuesday Night Music Club tonight, plus there's new releases from Lena & The Slide Brothers, Rare Birds, Lance and Lea, Lonesome Pete, Jantso Jokelin, Mississippi Shakedown, Will Wilde and Joe Bonamassa, as well as a storming track from Elles Bailey that features Demi Marriner.

Another Solid Entertainments award winning Tuesday Blues takes place tonight at London's iconic The 100 Club featuring headliner Will Wilde plus support from Get Loose and The Bad Day featuring the BD Horns, of which today's 'Tuesday Blues Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day not only showcases Will, but also five other artists who are playing this iconic venue over the next six months, namely, Danny Bryant, The Paul Cook Blues Band, Chris Bevington Organisation, Amba Tremain and Crow Black Chicken.

The award-winning Roots rockin’ octet Thorbjørn Risager & The Black Tornado are road warriors in the truest sense, as not a month passes without them being on tour, given it's the environment that they live for, so it's only fitting that they are releasing a live album recorded in Copenhagen, 'Live at Hotel Cecil', on Friday 19th June, of which the album track 'Hold My Lover Tight' is also one of today's six of the best 'Bank Holiday Monday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Stormhammer, Desert Fire, Sunjay, Aittala and Lightning Strikes.

London Prog Gigs present four great Sunday gigs over the next month or so at The Camden Club, an intimate, comfortable cabaret-seated venue, with a gourmet burger menu available. On 7th June it's the haunting, Melodic Cinematic Prog of The Emerald Dawn, followed on the 14th by the instrumental Melodic Prog of Pandamoanium along with the Folk/Jazz influenced 'no rules music' of Splink, while on 28th it's the Dutch Progressive Art Rock of Lesoir alongside the Melodic, emotive and lyrical Prog of Storm Deva, with The Claire Hamill Band (today's Video Of The Day), kicking off proceedings this coming Friday 31st May with her Folk Rock with Progressive edges.

Following yesterday's Hour One, today's Podcast Of The Day is Hour Two from the very same Prog Rock Files broadcast, presented by Garry Foster, featuring a listener choice from Steve Tinson including Solstice, Frost*, Covet, Grace Hayhurst, Exploring Birdsong, Airbag and Big Big Train (pictured).

Following its postponement due to guitarist Steve Howe requiring an essential operation, Yes have not only rescheduled their ‘Fragile’ UK and EU Tour to May 2027, but the band will also release a new ten-track studio album, 'Aurora', on Friday 12th June via InsideOutMusic/Sony Music, of which the second album track to be released, 'Turnaround Situation', is today's visualiser Video Of The Day. Comprising keyboardist Geoff Downes, lead vocalist Jon Davison, bassist Billy Sherwood and drummer Jay Schellen, the band began working on this their 24th album almost as soon as the ‘Classic Tales of Yes’ tour ended in 2024, with some tracks echoing the classic Yes approach, while others push into new territory.

Today's Podcast Of The Day is Hour One of a recent Prog Rock Files broadcast, presented by Garry Foster, featuring Steven Wilson, HeKz, Tale Cue, Ghost Of The Machine, Cyan, Richard Barbieri and Archive.

Back in June 1991, Mr Big's Paul Gilbert was invited to the Frankfurt Jazz Festival to trade a few solos with headliner Albert Collins, however, unfortunately Collins suffered a sudden health issue and was unable to perform, so Gilbert duly came to the rescue with a scorching five-song set of Jimi Hendrix renditions. And to celebrate its 35th anniversary, a re-issue of 'Tribute To Jimi Hendrix' will be released digitally for the very first time on Friday 12th June via Music Theories Recordings, of which the closer, 'Purple Haze', is one of today's six of the best 'Sunday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Garrow Hill, Tyler Gilbert, The Materia, Adult Leisure and Dick van der Heijde.

Having made waves in the Heavy Music scene with four acclaimed albums over the past seven years, Los Angeles based Cinematic Metal/Rock unit Edge Of Paradise rocked up at London's Camden Assembly last Monday, the first of three UK dates as part of their European Prophecy and the mind rebellion tour, so not only check out today John 'Mr. Rockrpix' Bull's Photo Gallery from the gig, including support from UK Alternative Metal quartet Neonfly, but also watch today's Edge Of Paradise 'Requiem' Video Of The Day, filmed on the night.

Today's very 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 Altered Five Blues Band, The B.B. King Blues Band, Alice Armstrong (pictured), Big Dave & The Dutchmen, Canned Heat, Mark Slate & Rotosphere, Nina Simone, Mr Lonely, Robert Cray, Mike Guldin, Heritage Blues Orchestra, Chris Rand and The Heavy Echo, The Rolling Stones, Nine Below Zero, Paul Lamb & The King Snakes, Here Come The Girls, Brenda Boyking, plus many more.