The Dead Daisies have announced their first UK Tour since 2018 this October/November, including London's Shepherd's Bush Empire on Wednesday 10th November, featuring the newest member to the Daisies, Rock N’ Roll Hall Of Fame legend Glenn Hughes, and If that wasn’t enough, also joining the trek are special guests, The Quireboys, of whom, today's Video Of The Day of '7 O'Clock', is taken from their recently released anniversary edition of 'A Bit of What You Fancy'. Get ready for the first time to hear the Daisies perform songs off their chart-topping album 'Holy Round' and so much more. Indeed, get ready for a night of Rock you won’t forget ...

"What about the legend that is Tatler though? Well there's no doubting his enthusiasm as he hi-fived us down the front on the title track of two consecutive numbers from their 1980 debut album 'Lightening To The Nations', followed by 'The Prince', which demonstrated the early influence of Punk on Tatler's music - with the audience once again joining in or echoing Born Andersen on the chorus lines as they did with a few "wooooooaaaaah's" on the quieter, more sedate opening to 'The Heat Of The Night', another from 'Borrowed Time', before Tatler duly ratchet it up a gear with another awesome heavy guitar solo, although Rasmus was on the money for singling out Wilcox for praise at the end, for his unerring drumming." With Diamond Head on stage at Catton Park's Bloodstock today, this was part of our take on the band's gig at London's O2 Academy Islington in December 2017, and we had the pleasure of interviewing all-round nice guy Brian Tatler prior to the gig, which is today's Podcast Of The Day.

Following the standout successes of their No.1 debut single, ‘Blood In My Alcohol’, and Metal chart-topper ‘Phantom’, London’s one and only Sparkly Metal band, Blyth Road, return with their most epic new single to date, ‘Exorsa’, which is also one of today's six of the best 'Saturday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further forthcoming and recent releases from Social Disorder, CroMagnum, Goatfather, Act Of Denial and Royal Hunt.

London based Blues Rock guitarist and singer songwriter Jack J Hutchinson's forthcoming album, ‘The Hammer Falls’, is due later this year, and today's Video Of The Day, taken from the album, is his heavily guitar driven single, ‘Call Of The Wild’, that was released yesterday. Hutchinson and his band spent nine months working on the album at Momentum Studios, Devon, and their forthcoming UK tour will also include an album launch show on Wednesday 17th November at Camden's The Black Heart in London, with main support for the 17-date tour coming from Devon based modern rockers Firekind.

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 Connor Selby (pictured), Bernie Marsden, GA-20, Southern Avenue, Katie Bradley, Tas Cru, King Bizkit, Christone Kingfish Ingram, Curtis Salgado, Mick Pini, Dave Thomas, Thorbjorn Risager, Debbie Bond, Mike Zito, Deb Ryder, Sean Chambers and many more.

With a new album on the horizon next year, today's Video Of The Day is 'Bye Bye Johnny' by the David Sinclair Four, recorded live at London's St. Harmonica's late last year, and with one gig at Kew already under their belts, the good news is that DS4 have two festivals in Richmond lined up, namely the Phoenix Festival outside The Crawdaddy Club on Sunday 22nd August (on stage at 5.45pm) and the Riverside Festival (1.20pm) on Saturday 28th August (pictured). Having sadly lost Jos to Spain, the good news though for the band is that the bass guitar is now in the safe hands of the legendary Derek White.

Based in London, Alt Rock three-piece, Less Than Hollow, is the brain child of singer, guitarist and songwriter Adam Jerome (pictured), and hot on the heels of their debut single, 'Critical', today they release 'Disappointed', a raucous riff laden rocker with a message most can relate to, which is also one of today's six of the best 'Friday The 13th Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further forthcoming and recent releases from David Long & Shane O'Neill, Incognito Theory, Cat Dowling, Rebel Priest and Dead Defined.

State Of Mind join today's Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day to play and talk about their self-titled release, plus there's also new releases from Guns N' Roses, Massacre, Cradle Of Filth, Vader, Nunslaughter, Enslaved, Undead, Skrog, Brundarkh, Ashen (Australia), Monsoon, NecroticGoreBeast, Children Of The Void, Alfa Bravo, Godeth, GraveReign, Pray U Prey, Dead Soul Alliance, Mastiv, Sargassus, Occulsed, Supreme Unbeing, The Age of Ore, Tentation, and some classics from KIX, Metallica, Ozzy Osbourne, Queensryche and Brutal Death Fuck.

Dead Dirty Dinosaurs released their latest EP, 'Too Many Questions: The Abbey Road Masters (Remastered)', back in March through Riot Records, and now The Brisbane trio are back armed with some new Jurassic single material, ‘Delirious’, a fast-paced chunk of Indie guitar Pop, which is also one of today's six of the best 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further forthcoming and recent releases from Vendetta Love, Barbara Black, Brandon Gibbs, Traitrs and Infamous Stiffs.

Inside Out Music recently announced the signing of Mandoki Soulmates, featuring renowned musician, songwriter and producer Leslie Mándoki, and on Friday 24th September, a brand-new expanded version of his Prog Rock ‘Hungarian Pictures’ suite, will be released under the title ‘Utopia For Realists: Hungarian Pictures’, of which the track, ‘Sessions in the Village’, is today's Video Of The Day.Leslie had worked on the seed of this idea years ago, together with Greg Lake and Jon Lord, and it's based on compositions and themes by Bartók, supplemented with the bands original songs. Indeed, the release also sees Mandoki playing together with the likes of Ian Anderson, Jack Bruce, Nick van Eede, Chris Thompson, Bobby Kimball, David Clayton-Thomas and John Helliwell.

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 Daniel Devita, Christone Kingfish Ingram, Snooks Eaglin, Larry Mitchell, Narada Michael Walden, Voodoo Ramble, Robbie Le Blanc, Albert Collins, Fabrizio Poggi, Bernie Marsden (pictured), Sean Chambers plus many more.

Today's Video Of The Day of 'Worn Out Souls', is the third single released by Nashville’s The Great Affairs, taken from their latest LP, ‘Everybody Moves, Nobody Gets Hurt’, and was produced and directed by Scott Moore, who helmed their previous clip for 'I’m Alright'. Indeed, it's a moody, piano-driven number from the Rock ‘n’ Roll band, consisting of Denny Smith - vocals, Corey “Rizzo” Rozzoni - lead guitar, Matt Andersen - bass and Kenny Wright - drums, which finds Kenny taking over on lead vocals, delivering a soulful, gritty rumination on the gut check faced by so many ageing musicians, of slowly coming to terms with the realisation that the window to their dreams may well be closed and painted shut.