Last month, British Rhythm and Blues singer Emma Wilson released her acclaimed new album, 'Wish Her Well', consisting of ten outstanding original songs, and next Tuesday 26th April, as part of Solid Entertainments regular Tuesday Blues showcase at London's iconic 100 Club, you have the chance to hear Emma's dynamic and super soulful voice, along with a vibrant visceral live performance, supported by Sun House and Ramblin' Preachers, and today's six of the best 'Tuesday Blues Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day include just some of the great artists taking part over the coming months including Emma, Connor Selby, Kyla Brox, Brave Rival, Ryk Mead Band and Big River.

"Overall an exuberantly intense, rumbustiously tumultuous listening experience that will leave you quite emotionally exhausted but somewhat rejuvenated at the same time. The stunning vocal harmonies from Courtney and Alper are the albums crowning glory and make this an essential album to hear." Following the completion last night of their European tour alongside Gazpacho at London's Earth Theatre, Progressive Rock outfit Pure Reason Revolution's fifth studio album, 'Above Cirrus', will be released on Friday 6th May via InsideOutMusic, so check out today Steven C. Gilbert's complete take on the new album, plus watch today's Video Of The Day of 'New Kind Of Evil'.

Originally broadcast on Friday night, today's Rock Vault 107 Podcast Of The Day takes you back to August 1969, a time of peace, love, flowers and an iconic three day event, namely the Woodstock Music and Art Fair, commonly referred to simply as Woodstock, where thirty-two acts performed, with many of them rocking out until the wee hours of the next morning. Indeed, you can listen live to Jules and Bob every Friday night at 8pm on 107 Meridian FM. Taking you back in time, they'll bring you tracks that you may know and some you may not, plus they always feature a special year.

"With just a dozen songs aired in 90 minutes, this was indeed a night of quality not quantity. However, playing devil's advocate, the flip side of this is choosing your set list in the future, given the undoubted quality of Patlansky's back-catalogue, plus whether you are restricted playing as a three-piece instead of a four. Ultimately, a nice problem to have, but with Dan's latest album three years in the making, we had indeed waited a long time to witness this rich collection of strong, powerful tunes live, that further showcased the vocal and instrumental talents of this South African musician. And we were not disappointed. Dan continues his European tour in the Netherlands from this Thursday 21st April." Today AJ gives us his considered opinion of the Dan Patlansky and Arielle gig at Highbury Corner's The Garage in London from Tuesday night, plus check out our photos courtesy of Ivan De Mello and Dan's medley cover of Stevie Ray Vaughan's 'Scuttle Buttin’/'Say What' Video Of The Day.

Originally broadcast on Tuesday on Ridge Radio, listen again to today's Simply Country Podcast Of The Day featuring TC Cassidy, Little Lore, Chloe Chadwick, Tim Gerard, Chloe & the Steel Strings, Hicktown Breakout (pictured), 8 Ball Aitken, Corey Legge, Laura Gagnon, Dave Smith, David Alex-Barton, Declan Aungier, Gnoss, Chase Stevens, Joanna Harkin, Kate Hindle, Larissa Tormey & P.J. Murrihy, Neily O'Connor, Rob E Knowles, Sabrina Fallon & P.J. Murrihy, Anita Mackey, Michael Travis, Jordan Riley, Tania Murray, Jeorgia Rose, Sandra Vanreys, Gerard Gormley & Ailish McBride, Justin Hogg and more.

For fans of Queen, Billy Joel and Depeche Mode, and following on from her two albums, 'The Enchantress' and 'Position Of Power', that both received rave reviews and extensive radio play, Symphonic Rock, multi instrumental, London based solo/session singer guitarist, Koburg, has just released her new album, 'Fables - Part 1', of which her latest single, 'Requiem', is one of today's six of the best 'Easter Sunday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Words That Burn, Matt Pearce & The Mutiny, MisophoniA, London Plane and Lunar Woods.

Gliding across a spectrum of breathless Punk Rock, doo-wop, Gospel, Dancehall and the band’s customary nods to the lineage of Two-Tone, The Interrupters will release their fourth studio album, 'In The Wild', on Friday 5th August via Hellcat/Epitaph Records, a 14-track opus that's a story of survival and resilience from a band that boldly rejects the easy impulses of simply repeating what’s worked before, such as their infectious, adrenaline-fueled track and first single, 'In the Mirror', which is today's Video Of The Day. After supporting Green Day, Weezer and Fall Out Boy on the Hella Mega Tour, one of the biggest Rock n’ Roll tours of 2021, The Interrupters will return to the road this Summer with Flogging Molly in the US. Prior to this tour, the band will also head over to the UK in early June for Slam Dunk.

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, including Ian Siegal, Larry McCray, Black Pearl, The Wildroots, Travellin' Brothers, Loose Change, Django Blackheart, Pomplamoose, Mississippi Heat, Beth Hart (pictured), Jeff Beck, Mike Guldin, Laura Evans, Professor Louie and many more.

Following on from Nazareth's 'Tattooed On My Brain’ in 2018, released a full 50 years into the Scottish Hard Rockers career, vocalist Carl Sentance, Jimmy Murrison (longest serving guitarist in their history), Lee Agnew (drummer since Darrel Sweet’s death in 1999) and Pete Agnew (bassist and founding member), released their 25th album, ‘Surviving The Law’, on Friday via Frontiers, that not only sees another chapter, but also proves that the fire of Rock ’n' roll still burns as bright as ever in Dunfermline, such as their opening track, 'Strange Days', which is one of today's six of the best 'Frontiers Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by three similarly timed Frontiers releases from Ronnie Romero, Poison Rose and Semblant, plus two further new/recent releases from Skyliner and Edgar Allan Poets.

Due out this Summer through Conquest Music, 'Trios' is the third album of Bernie Marsden's ‘Inspirations’ series, wherein Bernie pays tribute to the songs and artists which helped shape his own, hugely influential career as a composer and guitarist, and next Friday 22nd April, the guitar legend and national treasure releases his first cut and single, 'Black Cat Moan', a cover of the Don Nix song that was released in 1973 by Rock supergroup and power trio, Beck, Bogert, Appice, that is also one of today's six of the best 'Long Good Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Survivalist, Cantervice, Wildstreet featuring Todd Long, Parabola West and Shallow Side.

Don Carr from Noisecult joins today's The Zach Moonshine Podcast Of The Day, to play and talk about their new record, 'Seraphic Wizard', plus there's new releases from Leash Eye, Absolum, Slash, Trouble, Aerosmith, Eternal Champion, Kreator, Lamb Of God, Municipal Waste, Dark Funeral, Goatmilker, Oblivion Throne, and some classics, by request, from Jorn, Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson, Sebastian Bach/T&N and Danzig.

One of just six nominees in our 2021 WRC Tracks Of The Year awards with 'Only Way Out', British Rock band Empyre not only recently released a music video visualiser for today's Video Of The Day, 'Just A Ride', but they are also heading out on the road with some gigs lined up supporting Psychedelic Prog rockers Dirty Sound Magnet at The Waterloo in Blackpool on Thursday 2nd June, plus they are special guests on Collateral's Rewired Tour, stopping off at KK's Steel Mill in Wolverhampton on Thursday 28th April and Chester's Live Rooms on Friday 13th May.