"Back at the Rising stage we see another band that are going places - and all of them good. Collateral - previously known as the Angelo Tristan Band - are fronted by charismatic singer Angelo Tristan. Well I never. Looking like the love child of Steve Tyler and Jack Sparrow, Tristan and his band of rock and rollers look like they would fit comfortably into the main stage. As it is, the four piece showed their talent by making their way to the Rising stage by winning a 40 band competition. Guitarist Todd Winger plays a Jackson guitar through Orange amps gving the band an almost Metal sound although they are clearly rockers. Ones to watch." That was our Collateral Ramblin' Man Fair review from back in July 2019, and after their set we caught up with bass guitarist Jack Bentley Smith and lead singer Angelo Tristan for an interview which is today's Podcast Of The Day.

With A New Day festival endingtoday, our six of the best 'A New Day 3 Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day is a final reminder of some of the many great bands taking part today across both stages, namely, Collateral, Big River, The Sharpeez, Band Of Friends, Inglorious and The Mentulls.

With a review in the pipeline of the previous two wonderful days at Faversham's A New Day festival (pictured yesterday plus our Mostly Autumn Video Of The Day), today we look forward to Day 3 with the Mt Ephraim Gardens gates opening for the final time at 11.30am and today's timings being - Stage 1: Midday-12.40pm Big River, 1.30-2.30pm Band Of Friends, 3.30-4.30pm Inglorious, 5.30-6.30pm Praying Mantis, 7.30-8.30pm Big Country and 9.30-10.30pm Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel. Stage 2: 12.45-1.25pm The Sharpeez, 2.35-3.25pm Mythra, 4.35-5.25pm The Mentulls, 6.35-7.25pm Pearl Handled Revolver and 8.35-9.25pm Collateral.

With a review in the pipeline, looking back at yesterday's fantastic opening day at Faversham's A New Day festival (pictured and including today's Krankschaft Video Of The Day), today we look forward to Day 2 with the Mt Ephraim Gardens gates opening again at 11.30am and today's timings being - Stage 1: 12.50-1.50pm Solstice, 2.55-4pm Osibisa, 5.10-6.20pm Mostly Autumn, 7.30-8.35pm The Enid, 9.50-11pm The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown. Stage 2: Midday-12.40pm The Paradox Twin, 2-2.40pm The True Deceivers, 4.10-5pm John Otway, 6.30-7.15pm David Ellis, 8.45-9.35pm Vambo.

Today from 3pm, the second Chelsea Blues, Rhythm and Rock Festival takes place at London's Under The Bridge, and today's six of the best 'Chelsea Blues Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day are taken from all of the bands performing, namely co-headliner's Jo Harman and Gerry McAvoy's Band Of Friends, Connor Selby, Malcolm Bruce, Southbound and Brave Rival.

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 Soulful Femme, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Johnny Ray Jones, Altered Five Blues Band, BB King, Chantel McGregor (pictured), Clay Melton, Malcolm Wells and The Two-Timers, John Lee Hooker, Teresa James & The Rhythm Tramps, Steve Marriner, Misty Blues, Jamie Williams & The Roots Collective, Adam Schultz, GA-20 and many more.

Given 50 Year's Of Jethro Tull's 'Aqualung' with Martin Barre, Clive Bunker and band, headline A New Day tonight, for today's Podcast Of The Day we go back to September 2018, when we had the privilege of interviewing Martin, the guitarist for one of the biggest selling Prog bands of all time. Indeed, Barre was about to release his new solo album 'Roads Less Travelled', with his instantly recognisable and original sound forming the basis of the album, that featured 11 original tracks, reflecting the last 50 years of his esteemed musical career.

The big day has finally arrived as all roads lead to the start today of A New Day festival that takes place this weekend at Mt Ephraim Gardens, Faversham. Gates open at 11.30am with the following stage times - Stage 1: 12.50-1.45pm Soft Machine, 2.50-3.40pm Ozric Tentacles, 4.45-5.50pm Martin Turner ex Wishbone Ash, 7.10-8.25pm Seth Lakeman, 9.40-11pm 50 Year's Of Jethro Tull's 'Aqualung' with Martin Barre, Clive Bunker and band. Stage 2: Midday-12.40pm Stevie - One Bloke - One Mandolin, 1.55-2.40pm The Emerald Dawn (Video Of The Day), 3.50-4.35pm Kindred Spirit, 6-6.55pm Flutatious, 8.35-9.30pm Krankschaft. See you at the bar!

With A New Day festival beginning today at Mt Ephraim Gardens, Faversham, our six of the best 'A New Day Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day are a final reminder of some of the many great bands taking part this weekend, namely, Big River, The Sharpeez, Band Of Friends, Inglorious, The Mentulls and Mostly Autumn.

For fans of Erra, Underoath and Capstan, Common Choir is a Metalcore band from Minneapolis, Minnesota, focused on creating intense, energetic music that people from all walks of life can connect with, and their latest single, 'Idle Hands', is one of today's six of the best 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further forthcoming and recent releases from NMB, Harry Stafford & Marco Butcher, Dead Man's Whiskey, Emperor Of IceCream and Mandoki Soulmates.

Jack from Infex joins today's Zach Moonshine Show Podcast Of The Day to play and talk about their new record, 'Burning In Exile', plus there's new releases from Zetar, Doro, Incognito Theory, Green Lung, Portrait, Tricklebolt, Manimal, We All Die, Supreme Unbeing, Dead Atlantic, Kenny Da Finga, and some classics by request from Pantera, Murderdolls, Marilyn Manson, Metallica, Overkill, Slayer and Testament.

"Just what my soul, mind, body and heart needed so much, although my liver will argue against this. Highlights? Every bloody band and it just goes to show what was invariably a thrown together largely British festival can do. Vicky et al may have been panicking a bit but I am so glad this paid of big style. A lot of bands will no doubt have found themselves on main stage slots where they didn’t expect, but they pulled it off better than the money shot in a porn scene." With another one of our much needed festival reviews in our WRC pipeline, today we have Tony Burgum's take on Bloodstock, that took place at Catton Park, Walton On Trent, Derbyshire, last weekend, plus check out our Vid Of The Day of Devin Townsend's 'Deadhead', that gives you another feel of what we have all been missing festival-wise!