"The 2022 line-up of The Chris Jagger Band features Chris on vocals and guitar, the legendary Charlie Hart (Slim Chance) on piano/accordion/fiddle, Elliet Mackrell (Kangaroo Moon) on fiddle, Paul Atkinson on drums and Paul O'Reilly on bass. The band are currently on tour with a few select dates in the UK and Europe promoting Chris's new album, and tonight’s gig in the London suburban town of Esher, was presented by legendary Disc Jockey Kid Jensen, who is also one of the theatre's patrons." Just a day before we're off to see his brother Mick at London's Hyde Park, today read the whole of Steven C. Gilbert's take on the Chris Jagger Band at the Esher Theatre from Friday 10th June, plus check out today's Jagger brothers Video Of The Day of 'Anyone Seen My Heart?', from Chris's latest album, 'Mixing Up The Medicine'.

Originally broadcast last Friday night, today's Rock Vault 107 Podcast Of The Day includes music from Shinedown, 3 Doors Down, Volbeat, Motley Crue and loads more. Indeed, you can listen live to Jules and Bob tonight and 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.

For fans who just like Rock, Hard Rock and Metal, veteran Indie Christian Rockers, and our good friends, The Word66, last Tuesday released another great Rock tune from their upcoming new album, 'Rock & Roll Preaching', and most probably their heaviest track yet, 'Tonight Is The Night', again with Danny Miranda from Queen and Blue Oyster Cult on bass, and the Las Vegas band's latest single is also one of today's six of the best 'Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Cellar Twins, !housebroken, Nouveau Arcade, Birdeatsbaby and SAHG.

One of the founding members of “the Scottish Beatles”, and also David Bowie song collaborators, The Beatstalkers, plus the co-founder and bass guitarist for the English Rock band, The Only Ones, last Friday Alan Mair returned with the hard-hitting, ‘The Devil’s Porridge', which tells the story of the harrowing working conditions of 12,000 Scottish female workers, in the largest explosives factory in the world, who were the unsung heroes of World War 1, of which the single is also one of today's six of the best 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Osyron, Leviathan Project, Lisa Gerrard and Marcello De Francisci, Jailbirds and ProcessofGuilt.

"It was a great set, incorporating a few numbers that feature on his latest live album ‘Blues for the Southside’ including a masterful cover of SRV’s version of ‘Texas Flood’, as well as from recent studio album ‘Resurrection’, such as JJ Cale’s ‘I’ll Make Love to You’ and Blind Faith’s ‘Presence of the Lord’. Numbers alternated between slow burning Blues and his, I suppose you could say, trademark soulfully funky Blues." That was part of our take on Mike Zito's gig at London's 100 Club in February, so today we are once again indebted to our Swiss correspondent Marlène Rivet (pictured with Mike), for today's Video Of The Day of 'Rockin' In The Free World', filmed recently by Marlène at the Sierre Blues Festival on Thursday 9th June.

Following the release earlier this month of their latest album, 'Feel This', was it really six years ago today that we voted Crobot on European Referendum night at London's O2 Academy Islington, with support from The Bad Flowers and Dirty Thrills, and then just five month's later we had the pleasure of interviewing Pottsville's very own, at Camden's Electric Ballroom, before their awesome set supporting Airbourne, of which that chat with Brandon, Jake and Paul is today's Podcast Of The Day, that not only gave an insight into life on the road, but also Yuengling beer, chilli sauce and the World Series!

With our take on the final day of Europe’s premier Americana playground Black Deer Festival on its way from Kent's Eridge Park last Sunday, check out today some great new Day 3 photos courtesy of Mr. Rockrpix, John Bull, plus our True Strays Video Of The Day filmed in Haley's Bar.

Paul Mazurkiewicz from Cannibal Corpse joins today's The Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day, to play and talk about all things CC and his new side project Umbilicus, plus there's also tracks from Faith No More, Conan, Behemoth, Idol Throne, Saxon, Cheech & Chong, Venom Inc, Virgin Idol, Deocculted, Medicine Horse, Pulverazor, Leather Duchess and BulletBoys.

Solid Entertainments award winning Tuesday Blues at London's iconic 100 Club, have a very special international co-headline show coming up next week on 28th June, with both the USA's Steepwater Band and New Zealand's Rob Tognoni Band, plus the amazing Five Points Gang opening proceedings, and today's six of the best 'Tuesday Blues Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day include just some of the great artists taking part after its Summer recess, including Connor Selby, Big River., Ryk Mead Band, Brave Rival, Malone Sibun and Dom Martin.

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.