H.E.A.T’s UK tour with very special guests Mason Hill and Collateral has now been rescheduled to October 2022, however, the good news is that their single, 'Rise', has been re-recorded with the band’s new singer and frontman, Kenny Leckremo, which is one of today's 'Tuesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, that also includes five further new and forthcoming releases from Kenny McCormick, The Rumours, Death Pop Radio, Flotsam And Jetsam and Rita Tekeyan.

Today's latest Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day features new releases from Amanda Jane Heywood, Davy Knowles, Rob Berry, Alastair Greene, The Halley Devestern Band, Scott McKeon, James Oliver Band, Maria Muldaur, Wily Bo Walker (pictured), The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band, Rebecca Downes, Patti Parks, Reverend Freakchild and Connor Selby.

Following in the footsteps of their last studio album and global hit, 'Motherbrain', and ahead of the release of their new EP, 'Rat Child', via Mascot Records on Friday 18th June, Crobot have revealed today's Video Of The Day for the track, 'Mountain', which features Frank Bello from Anthrax. Indeed, the mighty EP cast doesn't stop there, with Steel Panther’s Stix Zadina not only co-writing, 'Everyone Dies', but also performing piano, drums and bass on the track, plus Howard Jones (Light The Torch/ex-Killswitch Engage), also co-writing 'Kiss it Goodbye'.

With a full catalogue of 10 songs to be released later this year, Nashville-based retro Soul artist/singer/songwriter, Caitlin Koch, opens her account with her vibrant new single, 'Where You Began', which is today's Video Of The Day. Co-written with Alex Haddad (Them Vibes) in 2017,‘Where You Began’ is an original that picks up after a relationship ends, the same year that saw Caitlin's first international headlining tour, that included a storming, still-talked-about, set at Ramblin' Man Fair (pictured).

Exactly two years ago today, we were lucky enough to catch up with At The Sun's Alex Matthews (bass) and Craig Steen (drums) for a chat after their soundcheck, literally outside Camden's The Black Heart in London,which is today's Podcast Of The Day. In an interview which was dedicated to the memory of Sandra Clarke, we discussed their 'Leave Before The Light' headline tour, playing live/unplugged, influences, Rag 'n' Bone Man, their roots, live venues, recording, being an unsigned band, the music business, radio air play, their fans, their message, forthcoming gigs/festivals, merchandise, losing weight and Mariah Carey!

Today's 'Monday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day includes 'In The Name Of' by Canadian Heavy Metallers, Phear (pictured), who have recently added drummer Mike Harshaw (ex-Annihilator) and guitarist Alex Zubair (ex-Nephelium) to their lineup, plus there's five further new and forthcoming releases from John Mcris, Link Protrudi And The Jaymen, Astrakhan, Herman Frank and Methadone Skies.

Check out today's new beautifully shot cinematic Video Of The Day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXUyGmS5C4c for, 'Are We Just People', taken from the Robin Trower + Maxi Priest + Livingstone Brown album, 'United State of Mind', which was released in October last year on Manhaton Records. Indeed, we were delighted to attend the album's online Zoom launch party with Robin, Maxi (pictured) and Livingstone , however, following the continued success of the LP, unfortunately we were not lucky enough to be there to spend an afternoon filming with Maxi at his home in Jamaica, where as you will see, such lucid visual cues reinforce the band's emotive melodies and wistful lyrics brilliantly!

Written about bullying by Nuutti Hannula, drummer of Finnish Progressive Metal act, Fireproven, their latest catchy, fast and groovy single, 'The Maze' (pictured), also introduces both Juha Väätämöinen and Sanna Solanterä’s powerful vocals, and is one of today's six of the best 'Sunday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and forthcoming releases from Capra, Ghost Iris, Skidders, Dirkschneider & The Old Gang and Hey Baby!

Exactly four years ago today, wewere at London's iconic 100 Club for the launch of Erja Lyytinen's latest album 'Stolen Hearts'(see below), although the previous afternoon we were also lucky enough to be present at Erja's private unplugged set at Soho's Ain't Nothing But Blues venue, where there was a Q&A session (pictured) with Erja and 'Stolen Hearts'legendary producer Chris Kimsey - who kindly allowed us to interview him, which is today's Podcast Of The Day.

"The "Finnish slide goddess" recorded the album in her homeland but it was mastered by the Master in London's Air Studios. And it's a slick production. Whilst known as a Blues artist, Erja has incorporated elements of many other styles in an album that is therefore a mix of tastes. And with lyrical themes that transcend all ages there's something in it for everyone." That was part of our take on Erja Lyytinen's album 'Stolen Hearts', and the day before Erja's album launch at London's iconic 100 Club in April 2017, we also had the privilege of interviewing Erja after her private unplugged set at Soho's Ain't Nothing But Blues venue (pictured), which is today's Podcast Of The Day.

Today's Video Of The Day of Icon Of Sin's 'Shadow Dancer', is taken from their self-titled debut album (pictured), due out next Friday 16th April, that acknowledges a debt to 80's Heavy Metal, but couples it with a modern approach, that's also complemented by today's 'New Frontiers' Tracks Of The Day, featuring further new Frontiers Music releases out yesterday, including The End Machine, Sweet Oblivion featuring Geoff Tate, ScreaMachine, Infinite & Divine and FM.

Due to the pandemic, Samantha Fish has now rescheduled her UK tour to January and February next year, but the good news is that a new date has also been added at KK’s Steel Mill in Wolverhampton on Tuesday 8th February. All existing tickets remain valid. Samantha's incendiary live performances have been mesmerising audiences around the world, and in September 2019, the genre-bending guitarist, singer and songwriter released her critically acclaimed album, ‘Kill Or Be Kind’, which featured two Rock radio singles ‘Bulletproof’ and ‘Watch Them Die’.