For the last time in our 2021 WRC Awards, today we revisit the nominees in our Best Tribute category, namely Coda - A Tribute To Led Zeppelin, who continue their UK tour at The White Rock Theatre in Hastings on Saturday 29th January, Tubular Bells which we saw performed in it's entirety at London's Festival Hall in August, Band Of Friends (pictured), a celebration of the music of Rory Gallagher, also in August, who played on Day 3 at Faversham's A New Day Festival, and finally, Voodoo Room, today's Podcast Of The Day, who we interviewed before their set at The Beaverwood in Chislehurst in October, not only a 'Night Of Hendrix, Clapton & Cream', but also playing some tracks from their first original album, 'Tension City Blues', released late last year. Simply choose your favourite(s) here https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/2021-wrc-awards-voting from each of the lucky thirteen categories provided, and hit the vote button. You have until midnight 31st December to make your choice and only one vote per category per e-mail address is allowed.

Including guest performances from Brittney Slayes (Unleash the Archers), Heather Michele (ex-Helion Prime), Taylor Washington (Paladin), R.A. Voltaire (Ravenous) and more, 'Tales of Magic', due out on Friday 21st January, is the debut album from new Power Metal band, Planeswalker, founded by Helion Prime guitarist Jason Ashcraft and newly added Gloryhammer vocalist Sozos Michael, of which their second single, 'The Spark', is one of today's 'Bank Holiday Tuesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Kryptos, Fhedesh, Jackpipe, Cellar Twins and Greyfade.

With voting in this particular category in our 2021 WRC Awards currently being neck and neck, the nominees in our Best International category, all concertinaed into last month, are The Offspring (pictured) and The Hives, who we saw at London's Wembley Arena, The Dead Daisies, who played London's Shepherd's Bush Empire, and finally The New Roses (Video Of The Day) who appeared on Day 1 at Great Yarmouth's Hard Rock Hell XIV. Simply choose your favourite(s) here https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/2021-wrc-awards-voting from each of the lucky thirteen categories provided, and hit the vote button. You have until midnight 31st December to make your choice and only one vote per category per e-mail address is allowed.

Today's Lincoln Blues Rocks! Tracks Of The Day features six of the bands playing next year at the Rhythm & Rock Festival at The Drill on Saturday 7th May, namely Dr Feelgood, Aynsley Lister, Elles Bailey, Gerry Jablonski Band, Brave Rival and The James Oliver Band, and not only do we look forward to the return of festivals in 2022, but today we also reflect back on 2021, with our nominees in our WRC Best Festival award, namely A New Day (Podcast Of The Day), Bloodstock, Camp Bestival and Hard Rock Hell XIV. Simply choose your favourite(s) below/here https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/2021-wrc-awards-voting from each of the lucky thirteen categories provided, and hit the vote button. You have until midnight 31st December to make your choice and only one vote per category per e-mail address is allowed.

One of our 2021 WRC Best Rock award nominees, John Coghlan's Quo (pictured), return to The Half Moon in Putney in London tonight has been cancelled because of Covid, but the legendary drummer is still up for this year's award, alongside other Rock contenders, The Quireboys (Video Of The Day), The Wildhearts and The Darkness. Simply choose your favourite(s) here https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/2021-wrc-awards-voting from each of the lucky thirteen categories provided, and hit the vote button. You have until midnight 31st December to make your choice and only one vote per category per e-mail address is allowed.

Most probably one of our last Photo Galleries of 2021, thanks to our Swiss correspondent, Marlène Rivet, today we have some brilliant shots below of Ana Popovic's recent gig at the Mühle Hunziken in Rubigen on Wednesday 8th December. With a packed gig itinerary also planned for 2022, Ana initially sets off for the States at the beginning of next year, before returning to Europe at the end of March.

Check out here today new photos of Pins (courtesy of Bruce Biege), who supported Slow Readers Club at their sold out London Scala gig in mid-December. Pins are a Rock band, formed in Manchester in 2011, consisting of singer/guitarist Faith Vern, guitarist Lois MacDonald and bassist Anna Donigan - Faith citing bands such as My Bloody Valentine, Jesus and Mary Chain and Hole as their musical influences. This was the penultimate gig of The Slow Readers Club tour, which had seen them play the biggest shows of their career so far, with Glasgow's School Of Art and their last date, a hometown show at Manchester's O2 Apollo, also sold out.

Today's Blues On The Radio Track Of The Day gives you a place to go to get away from all the festivities and settle into an hour of the Blues. Tracks include John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, Freddie King, Bobby Bland, Willie Dixon, Robert Johnson, Jimmy Reed, Albert King, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Elmore James, Mississippi John Hurt, Otis Rush, BB King (pictured), Albert Collins, Son House, Bonnie Raitt, Robert Cray, Sonny Terry & Brownie McGee and Howlin' Wolf.

Fans of ‘Prog Rock’ icons Ian Anderson and Jethro Tull, have a treat in store with two special UK events announced for 2020! Anderson, accompanied by guitarist Joe Parrish, will be visiting a number of slightly smaller venues, in April and May, including London Blackheath Halls on Sunday 17th May, for 'Ian Anderson on Jethro Tull', an intimate evening of performance and chat with archive video footage covering his career and the history of Jethro Tull. Then in September and October, including London's Shepherd's Bush Empire on Thursday 8th October, Ian will be on the road for a 11-date 'The Prog Years Tour', drawing heavily on material from Jethro Tull's more early Prog albums, including 'Stand Up', 'Aqualung' and 'Thick as a Brick', with Anderson accompanied by Tull band musicians Parrish, David Goodier (bass), John O'Hara (keyboards)and Scott Hammond on drums.

One final reminder that if you have not voted yet in our WRC 2020 Awards here https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/wrc-award-nominees then you have until midnight tonight to cast your vote for each of the nominees in our nine music categories. Indeed, as we look forward to launching our new website tomorrow, today's Video Of The Day was our very first VOTD when we launched our existing website on 16th January 2015, namely Aerosmith, who won our 2014 Best Rock Performance award for their memorable set at the Clapham Common's Calling Festival in June (pictured). Make sure that you watch out for our 2020 Best Rock Performance award tomorrow!

Today’s Video Of The Day of 'Beggars Soul', is the lead J Lee and the Hoodoo Skulls single, and title track, from their second album release due early next year.Gutsy, Rock ‘n’ Roll, swagger, edgy and swampy - just some of the words used to describe this Surrey bands sound. Typically the stuff of biker Rock legend, that you'd find somewhere down an American highway - they blend Americana with Bluesy retro vibes to create their unique brand of spiced Blues Rock.Fronted by Jason Lee Barratt, with Harun Kotch on lead guitar, Wayne Riches on drums and Mike Hartnett on bass, this Bluesy, Roots album is littered with rockin’ riffs plus sassy brass, and with a sound this big, you'll have to pinch yourself to remember that they come from the UK!

Today we turn our attention back to two of the categories in our 2021 WRC Awards, namely 'Best Support Act' nominees, Grave Lines (pictured), and three of our Tracks Of The Day, Massive Wagons, When Rivers Meet and Troy Redfern, plus our 'One's To Watch' nominees, The Emerald Dawn (Video Of The Day), and our other three Tracks Of The Day, Evil Scarecrow, Jason Payne & The Black Leather Riders and Ward XVI. Simply choose your favourite(s) here https://www.wrinklyrockersclub.com/2021-wrc-awards-voting from each of the lucky thirteen categories provided, and hit the vote button. You have until midnight 31st December to make your choice and only one vote per category per e-mail address is allowed. Meanwhile, today's Blues Club Christmas Show Podcast Of The Day, goes back four years for two hours of non-stop Best in Blues with More Music and even Less Chat, featuring tracks from Buddy Guy, Keb' Mo', Gary Moore, Albert Collins, Muddy Waters, Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Taj Mahal, Benny Turner, Rory Gallagher, Dr. John, Otis Rush, Howlin' Wolf, Johnnie Johnson, Steve Winwood, Luther Allison, Freddie King, Ray Charles, Jimmy Witherspoon and many, many more!