Today's latest Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day includes tracks from Martin McNeill, Elles Bailey, Tommy Castro, Teresa James & The Rhythm Tramps, Rod Pinn, Lauren Anderson, Dion, Alastair Greene, Ericson Holt, Tony Holiday, Andy Peake, plus a couple of great tracks from The Cinelli Brothers (pictured) ahead of their show at Coulsdon's Tuesday Night Music Club tonight.

Dion recently released today's Video Of The Day, 'I’ve Got To Get To You', a brand-new track featuring vocals from the great Boz Scaggs as well as participation from the father and son guitar team of Mike and Joe Menza. Dion's energy level has never been higher and to underscore that fact, he’s been hard at work over the past few months recording the follow up album to 2020’s hugely successful 'Blues With Friends'. The new album will be out this fall on Joe Bonamassa’s independent label KTBA Records, but in the meantime, there's no doubting that this new single will scratch your Dion itch in the interim.

With their sixteen months late 'The Way Things Used To Be' album launch party finally taking place on Saturday 18th September at the Historic Red Dog in Peterborough, Ontario (just an hour from Toronto), high energy, Blues injected Southern Canadian rockers BigMotorGasoline's track, 'Feelin' Alright', is one of today's 'Tuesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and forthcoming releases from Illusory, Kryptos, Elkapath, Freakshow and Rage In My Eyes.

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 Rock & Blues show is today's Podcast Of The Day, featuring Jack J Hutchinson, Jimmy Fleming, Lee Ainley’s Blues Storm, Eric Bibb with Ron Carter, Cindy Blackman Santana, Jay Bee And The Ultra Tone Allstars, Rory Gallagher (pictured) plus many more.

Frontman and producer Hilton Theissen, follows his path with Zoodrake on their forthcoming second album, 'Seven', due to be released on Friday 1st October, with ten energising and emotional songs in a forceful way, and the first single, 'Success Of The Snake', features a varied range of sweeping synth and swirling guitar walls on danceable beats, which is one of today's 'Bank Holiday Monday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and forthcoming releases by Leaves Eyes, JATA, Thy Row, Nitroverts and Altars of Rebellion.

Rising Alt-Rock band Slothrust recently shared their haunting new single, and today's Video Of The Day, ‘The Next Curse’, featuring Lzzy Hale of Halestorm, from their upcoming album, 'Parallel Timeline', that is set to be released on Friday 10th September, via Dangerbird Records. Educated musicians all with backgrounds in Classical, Jazz and Blues, the band’s newest work once again sees Slothrust leaning into improvisation, something that in the past has lent itself to the infectious energy of their live shows. 'Parallel Timeline', mixed and co-produced by industry legend Billy Bush and mastered by Heba Kadry, is a masterclass in balancing tenderness with the fierce guitar work Wellbaum has become known for. With a distinct yet unified sound that blends Progressive Rock, Acoustic and Pop, Slothrust has never been more confident.

For today's Podcast Of The Day we welcome back the 2020 WRC Award winning Rock Vault 107 show, featuring Aerosmith, Dirty Tricks, Rainbow, AC/DC, UFO and loads more. Indeed, you can also listen live to Jules and Bob every Friday night at 8pm on 107Meridian 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.

London Prog Gigs present A Sunday In September all-day festival at the Bedford in Balham on Sunday 19th September, beginning at 12.30pm, featuring the best in modern Progressive Rock music, including Abel Ganz, The Emerald Dawn (Video Of The Day from A New Day 1), The Gift, WRC 2017 Best Prog Performance award winners IT, Hat's Off Gentleman It's Adequate and Tom Slatter. Tickets and further details can be found here at https://www.wegottickets.com/event/513337/

A sold out Stonedead Festival kicked off last night at the Newark Showground with the Friday Night Rock Party II, including The Hot Damn!, Massive and Waywards Sons, and these three fine bands plus The Treatment, Massive Wagons and the Kris Barras Band, who are taking part in the main event today, all form today's six of the best 'Stonedead Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day!

Celebrating it's thirteenth event across the weekend of 3rd-4th September 2022, at the gorgeously charismatic O2 Academy in Leeds, situated at the site of the former Town and Country Club, HRH Prog 13 will be hitting this venue for the first time with a spectacular line-up to match, including Big Big Train, The Flower Kings, RPWL (Video Of The Day), John Lees' Barclay James Harvest, Stray, Lost Stoned Pandas, The Tirith, Curved Air, Seas Of Mirth, Mindspeak, Mobius plus many more to be announced soon.

Today's latest Blues Club Podcast Of The Day has another two hours of non stop Best in Blues and Beyond with More Music and Less Chat, including New Releases, Classic Tracks and UK IBBA Presenters' Picks, featuring music from Mike Zito (pictured), Sean Chambers, Billy F Gibbons, Altered Five Blues Band, Steve Marriner, Soulful Femme, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Eddie 9V, Spookyman & The All Nighters, Catfish, The Black And Blues Band, Brothers Groove, Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes, The Porkroll Project, Gabe Stillman, Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble, The Mary Stokes Band, Connor Selby, The Cinelli Brothers, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram and many more.

Little King’s 7th album, titled 'Amuse De Q', is complete and ready to creep its way out into the world next Friday 3rd September, and the first song to have seen the light of day from the experimental rockers new album,'Bombs Away', is one of today's six of the best 'Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further forthcoming and recent releases from Ground Force, Turanis, Immortal Guardian, No Paradise and Calling All Astronauts.