Despite only being broadcast virtually over the past two years, a live 2022 UKBlues Awards Ceremony finally takes place tonight at London's The Powerhaus in Camden, albeit also being streamed live on Facebook and Youtube, with Blues legend Paul Jones once again hosting this prestigious event which, along with other star presenters, will also feature live performances from this year's awards nominees, six of which are showcased in today's UK Blues Awards Rocks! Tracks Of The Day, namely Connor Selby, Kyla Brox, Elles Bailey, Emma Wilson, King King and Brave Rival.

Multi-platinum selling supergroup Asia, are to release 'Asia In Asia - Live At The Budokan, Tokyo, 1983', through BMG Records on Friday 10th June, featuring Geoff Downes (The Buggles and Yes, keyboards and backing vocals), Steve Howe (Yes, guitars and backing vocals) and Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake and Palmer, drums) with special guest Greg Lake (Emerson, Lake and Palmer, bass and lead vocals), of which 'Soul Survivor' is today's Video Of The Day. Asia visited Japan at the end of two years of touring to promote their phenomenally successful eponymous debut album (1982) and the follow-up 'Alpha' (1983), with Lake stepping in, at short notice, following the sudden departure of Asia’s founder member John Wetton ahead of the Japanese dates. The second of three shows, it made history as the first live broadcast between Japan and MTV in America, featuring some of Asia’s biggest and most memorable tracks including, 'Time Again', 'Only Time Will Tell', 'Wildest Dreams' and the global hit single 'Heat Of The Moment'.

After what seems like an eternity, Monsieur Big Boy Bloater and his LiMiTs finally return to London's 100 Club tonight, in the middle of their 5-date UK tour, and for today's Podcast Of The Day, we go back exactly six years ago today, when we not only saw Bloater blow the bloody doors off the very same iconic venue, but we also managed to interview the big man before his set.

With their first new music in almost three years, since their debut album, 'Liquid Sin', New Zealand's female-fronted hellraisers, Mojo Alice, and their potent combination of stomp Rock and Blues, is back in fine form with their new single, 'Sad Face', the first of several singles taken off of their brand-new album, 'Chompin At The Bit', due out later this year, made up of 10 high-energy tracks, oozing with attitude, of which the aforementioned single is one of today's six of the best 'Saturday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Survivalist, 23 And Beyond The Infinite, Maryann, Thundermother and Anniken.

Even though we all hate to admit that it's our guilty pleasure, tonight the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest final takes place in Turin, and even though Trollfest failed to qualify in the Norwegian Melodi Grand Prix with today's Video Of The Day and their first single, 'Dance Like A Pink Flamingo', taken from their forthcoming ninth official studio album, 'Flamingo Overlord', due out on Friday 27th May, you can see that the eccentric Metal outfit certainly gave it their best shot! Catchy, groovy and with an impending danger of seeing Flamingos wherever you walk in life, it's the follow-up to their Napalm Records debut EP, 'Happy Heroes', delivering 11 tracks that will no doubt win new fans and satisfy the old. More flamboyant than Elton John; dance tunes that would make ABBA proud, as intense as Slipknot and cooler than Limp Bizkit -Trollfest has it all and more.

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 Bonnie Raitt, Rebecca Downes, Horojo Trio, Kilborn Alley, Joe Bonamassa, Eliza Neals, Marcus King, Mississippi Heat, Travellin' Blue Kings, Taj Mahal & Ry Cooder, Born Healer (pictured), Emma Wilson, Connor Selby, Dave Ferra and many more.

"Having just enjoyed Molly Hatchet in a 19,000 capacity open air amphitheatre (and in the warm, to boot), I must admit I wondered how I would find them somewhere as… errr… intimate as the 500 capacity Dingwalls. Truth is, they killed it. 24 hours on, my back still aches from standing for so long and my ears are still ringing from the venue being so small (yes, Phil…we’re old J ), but I’m sitting here with a smile on my face thinking about it." That was part of our take on Southern Rock legends Molly Hatchet when we saw them at Camden's Dingwalls way back in December 2018 (Video Of The Day), and welcome news is that Jacksonville, Florida's finest, are returning to these shores in late November for six shows, namely, Thursday 24th Tivoli, Buckley, 25th Nightrain, Bradford, 26th Winterstorm, Troon, 27th Robin 2, Wolverhampton (pictured), 28th The 100 Club, London and 29th Trading Boundaries, East Sussex.

Misery Index (pictured) and Goatmilker join today's The Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day for a special double feature, to play and talk about their new releases, 'Complete Control' and 'Exterminate The Holy', respectively, plus there's new releases from Spillage, Soulfly, Slasher Dave, Rebirth, Devil Be My Judge, Allocer Wolfe, First World Appetite, Patriarchs In Black, Ancient North, Skrog, Red Mesa, Vakaren, Elliott's Keep and some classics, by request, from Pantera, Metallica, Fight and Halford.

With musical roots still firmly in the Progressive realm, drawing from his love of old-school 80s Thrash, 90s Tech-Metal and Alternative Rock, Charlie Griffiths, guitarist with British Progressive Metal heavyweights Haken, releases his solo debut, ‘Tiktaalika’, on Friday 17th June via InsideOutMusic, a nine-track album that features an impressive roster of guests, such as vocalist Tommy Rogers of Between the Buried & Me on his first single, ‘Arctic Cemetery’, that's also one of today's six of the best 'Friday The Thirteenth Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Reflection, Midnite Hellion, Noisecult, Lost Legacy and Daniel Bohn.

A Perfect Circle co-founder/guitar player, Billy Howerdel, releases his eagerly-awaited debut solo album, 'What Normal Was', on Friday 10th June via Alchemy Recordings/Rise Records/BMG, and today's Video Of The Day for 'Poison Flowers', directed by Rizz from the VOWWS, offers both an aural and visual preview of what’s to come on the 10-song, self-produced collection. The news is accompanied by the announcement of a Summer tour, kicking off the day after its release, in Ventura, California. The six week trek includes an appearance at Milwaukee’s Summerfest and two shows where Howerdel finds himself on the same bill as his APC bandmate Maynard James Keenan, who will be performing with Puscifer on Sunday 12th June at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles plus Friday 1st July at Meadow Brook Amphitheatre in Rochester Hills in Michigan.

Founded and led by multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Zorn, who was determined to shake up the traditional "Metal-meets-Symphony" approach after leaving iconic Black Metallers, Dark Funeral, Zornheym quickly grew from an ambitious idea into a dramatic musical and narrative driven concept, and following the release last October of 'The Zornheim Sleep Experiment', featuring 10 new tracks of powerful, cinematic and mesmerising Symphonic extreme Metal, the band are just about to embark on a France/Benelux tour, of which their album track, 'The Revelation', 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 Fight The Fade, Virgin Idol, Synthwailer, Leather Duchess and Thy Enemy.

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 The Duke Robillard Band, Amythyst Kiah, Albert Cummings, Clarence Spady, Greig Taylor, The Black Keys, Mr Sipp, Loose Change, Bonnie Raitt, Koko Taylor, Stevie Salas, Keb Mo, Trombone Shorty, Vanessa Harbeck, 3rd Secret, Lucero, Henrik Freischlader (pictured), Mick Pini, plus many more.