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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 Buddy Guy, The Mighty Bosscats, Devon Allman, Goose, Robert Cray, Pink Floyd, The Doobie Brothers, The Boneshakers (pictured), John Primer and many more.

Channeling his legacy into a solo career that fuses old-school power with modern cinematic Metal, seasoned studio and stage veteran Steve Gordon has contributed guitar work to some of the most iconic recordings and movie soundtracks of the past three decades having worked with Phil Collins, Aretha Franklin plus many more, and his first single, 'We Go To War', as Steve Gordon MIA featuring Spread Eagle's Ray West, introduces his Hard Rock firepower, of which this explosive Metal anthem that has recently been climbing the Metal Contraband charts, is also one of today's six of the best 'Saturday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Element Of Fate, Neapolitan, Roger Bacon, Doll and Moonspell featuring Orquestra Sinfonietta de Lisboa.

2024 WRC award-winning Pete Feenstra has spent the last forty years or so listening to, writing about, talking about, and promoting Rock music, with a particular interest in the Blues, and Pete's Rock & Blues show is today's Podcast Of The Day, featuring Hollow Souls (pictured), Timebox, Leif de Leeuw Band, Joe Bonamassa, Ron Levy’s Wild Kingdom, Glenn Hughes, Lazarus Heights, The Davidson Trio, Blackburn Brothers, Joe Hodgson, Kevin Eubanks, Mr. Sipp, Silveroller, Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters, Stray, plus many more.

Melodic Prog heavyweights, Lifesigns, recently completed their eight night 3 piece UK tour on Sunday at London's The Half Moon in Putney, comprising John Young (vocals/keyboards), Dave Bainbridge (guitar) and Jon Poole (bass), as well as using a recording of Zoltán Csörsz on drums, so check out today not only Bruce Biege's Photo Gallery from the gig, but also watch today's 'Altitude' Video Of The Day, filmed live at Taffeta Music Hall, Lowell, Boston, Massachusetts, in March this year.

Taking place tomorrow at Newark Showground, Stonedead, the One Day, One Stage, One Monster Rock Festival, was also one of our 2024 WRC nominees in our Best Festival category, and today's 'Stonedead Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day features six of the many great bands taking part this year, namely headliner's The Almighty, The Dead Daisies, Sweet, Primal Fear, The New Roses and Black Oak County.

The Eel Pie Club continues tonight at London's The Cabbage Patch, 67 London Road, Twickenham TW1 3SZ, with The Connor Selby Band, ahead of the release of their new ten-track studio album, 'The Truth Comes Out Eventually', that's out next Friday 29th August, so not only remember that Wrinkly Rockers Club members get £2 off admission on production of their WRC Member's Card, but also check out today's six of the best 'Eel Pie Club Rocks!' Tracks Of the Day, featuring various artists who are performing at this famous venue over the next three months, including Connor, Nine Below Zero, Errol Linton Band, Blue Bishops, The Thomas Heppell Band and The Krissy Matthews Band.

Landing next month on Monday 22nd September, 'Never Two Days The Same' is the new independently released eleven-track studio album from Kent singer-songwriter and guitarist Steve Hewitt, returning with a refined collection of material that weaves together Americana, Folk and Country overtones with a deeply acoustic soul, such as today's Video Of The Day, 'If I Said It To You'. 'Never Two Days The Same' is an album that further embodies Steve's passion for artistic versatility, all wrapped up with the unvarnished production that captures his stripped-down approach to recording, following his acclaimed debut album 'Bigger Than Words' (2019).

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 an interview with Lifesigns' John Young, sandwiched in between two tracks from Cosmograf and Different Light.

Today's Podcast Of The Day is Hour One of a recent Prog Rock Files broadcast. presented by Garry Foster, featuring Genesis, Styx, DarWin, Radiant Moon, Solstice, Glass Hammer, Ihlo, Magic Pie and District 97.

Swedish-based supergroup Crowne are back this coming Friday with their highly anticipated eleven-track third studio album, 'Wonderland', continuing their musical evolution, building on their signature blend of Melodic Rock infused with powerful, Metal-tinged soundscapes, delivering an unforgettable listening experience filled with epic atmospheres, anthemic choruses and technical brilliance, such as the album track 'Timing Is Right', that's also one of today's six of the best 'New Releases Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five other similarly timed album releases this Friday from Solace, Jack The Joker, Rust N' Rage, Mob Rules and Strangers.

Ahead of an extensive UK headline tour that kicks off this week, Roots-Rock rambler Liam St. John has shared his hell-raising new single, ‘Trouble’, the latest release from his sixteen-track debut studio album, 'Man Of The North', due out on Friday 5th September through Big Loud Rock, of which this swampy, grungy, Rock-tinged bender, is also today's Video Of The Day. At the crossroads of Americana and Rock, St. John commands his truest form by combining piercing and painfully true lyrics while delivering a captivating and electrifying performance with a chip-on-the-shoulder attitude.

Having developed a global fanbase via a handful of previous singles, an EP, plus a US tour with Industrial Rock heavyweights KMFDM, last Friday Los Angeles-based Punk band Sour Tongue released a brand new four-track EP, ‘Final Girl’, including the band’s bright and breezy recent single, ‘I Thought You Liked Me!’, which is today's Video Of The Day. Their most personal set of songs yet, the Alternative Rock and Riot Grrrl influenced quintet was formed in the early days of the 2020 pandemic by Satori Marill and John Murphy, fusing Disco with Grunge, Hardcore Punk with Country, plus much more, utilising humour and a degree of sonic absurdity to convey a deeper message of angst and desperation.