Today's 38th 2020 WRC Award winning Rock Vault 107 Podcast Of The Day, features music from ZZ Top, Robert Plant, Scorpions (pictured), Pantera, Mother Love Bone and more. Indeed, you can also listen live to Jules and Bob every Friday night at 8pm on 107 Meridian 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.

The first episode of a new music documentary and live performance format, 'The Live Revival', premieres tonight at 9pm on Sky Arts, and with indoor venues now permitted to reopen in the UK, subject to capacity restrictions, today's seven of the best 'Keep Music Live!' Tracks Of The Day are taken from bands that we have seen at many cherished small independent music venues over the years, such as Aynsley Lister (Leo's Red Lion), Larry Miller (Eel Pie Club), Ben Poole (pictured at The Half Moon), Erja Lyytinen (The 100 Club), Danny Bryant (The Beaverwood Club), Big Boy Bloater (The Black Heart) and Crobot (The Underworld).

British Lion, the ‘up close and personal’ side project band of Iron Maiden bassist and founder Steve Harris, have released today's brand new Video Of The Day for ‘Land Of The Perfect People’, taken from last year's album, 'The Burning'. Although their Summer European tour in support of 'The Burning' couldn’t go ahead last year as planned, the good news is that British Lion have been confirmed for next year's Download Festival and are very much hoping to also reschedule some other European club and festival dates.

"Following straight into 'Your Memory', you can see these guys were born 40 years too late. If they were around in the seventies they would be filling arenas today. Think Alter Bridge meets UFO. And then has a love child with Black Stone Cherry." That was part of our Mason Hill review exactly four years ago today, when they supported Inglorious at Islington Assembly Hall, and we were lucky enough to interview guitarist James Bird backstage after their soundcheck, which is today's Podcast Of The Day.

'Now Serving: Royal Tea Live From The Ryman', is the new live CD/DVD from Joe Bonamassa, out on Friday 11th June, of which the tracks, 'Walk in My Shadow' and 'Why Does It Take So Long To Say Goodbye', top and tail today's six of the best Wednesday Rocks! Tracks Of The Day, complemented by four further new and forthcoming releases from The Checkered Hearts, Alastor, The Owen Guns and Vulture.

Today's latest Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day features tracks from three of the UK Blues Awards winners in Elles Bailey, Dom Martin and When Rivers Meet, three of the IBBA Picks of the month from The Hitman Blues Band, Thorbjørn Risager & Emil Balsgaard and Rebecca Downes, eight new releases from Gary Moore, Suitcase Sam, Billy F Gibbons, Dust Radio, Christone 'Kingfish' Ingram, Dani Wilde, Deb Ryder and Kelly's Lot, plus two tracks from Laura Holland (pictured), ahead of her appearance tonight at the latest Award Winning Zoom session at The Tuesday Night Music Club.

Currently riding high in both the UK albums Roots Music Report plus the IBBA album chart, UK singer Pat Fulgoni's 'Dark Side Of The Blues - Pat Fulgoni Live In Prague' was released last month on the Chocolate Fireguard Label, of which his mind blowing cover of Led Zeppelin's 'How Many More Times' is one of today's six of the best 'Tuesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and forthcoming releases from Ronan Furlong, Paradox, Wildstreet, Bilbosa featuring Lori Sky and Poison Ruin.

A multi-instrumentalist recording artist and performer from Ontario, Immortalizer is the personal project of Dave D.R., who has followed-up his last single, 'Lemmy', with today's Video Of The Day of Immortalizer's latest single, 'I'm Gone'. Indeed, with influences from Heavy Metal and Rock pioneers such as Motorhead, Judas Priest, Saxon, Iron Maiden, Dio, Black Sabbath, Ozzy, Primal Fear, Helloween, Gamma Ray, Van Halen, Thin Lizzy etc., Dave is currently preparing stuff for his upcoming full-length album, with an aim not only to create something fresh and exciting, but also with that vintage feel to it.

A new addition to the Kscope roster, Trifecta, the new band from bassist and songwriter Nick Beggs, keyboardist Adam Holzman and drummer Craig Blundell, will release their debut album, ‘Fragments’, on Friday 20th August, of which their first single, 'Pavlov’s Dog Killed Schrodinger’s Cat’, is today's Video Of The Day. Three of the contemporary music scene’s most lauded and revered musicians, having performed together as part of Steven Wilson’s band, the trio would jam together after soundchecks, forming what they referred to as “Jazz club”, and from these sessions the fledgling ideas for 'Fragments'were born. Leaning towards a fusion of Jazz Rock,the brilliantly animated video was devised and created by Beggs himself, with the track also featuring drum programming from Russell Holzman.

On the subject of Ramblin' Man Fair, back in 2019, following her amazing Blues stage set on the Sunday, we had the pleasure of interviewing Britain's very own Queen of the Blues, Elles Bailey, which is today's Podcast Of The Day. Indeed, it had been one hell of a busy year for the super-smoky-voiced, hard-working and far-touring chanteuse, having just released her award-winning second album ‘Road I Call Home’ to rave reviews.

Despite the sad news that Ramblin' Man Fair has now been cancelled, the good news is that another Kent festival is still going ahead, with A New Day taking place over the weekend of 20th to 22nd August at Mt Ephraim Gardens, Faversham, and today's six of the best 'A New Day Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day are taken from some of the many bands taking part, namely, Focus, Vambo, The Mentulls, Inglorious, Collateral and Martin Barre.

Los Angeles-based solo project and brainchild of vocalist/instrumentalist Michael Canton, Tiger Kid is back with today's Video Of The Day, for his catchy Melodic Rock song, 'Ever On', that was released last month. Taken from the Tiger Kid EP, and thefollow-up to his cover of 'Square Hammer' by Ghost, the video was shot in Downtown L. A. and directed by Oliver Filippo.