Sadly, not only was Snake Oil & Harmony's tour postponed at the eleventh hour yesterday, but a number of other tours are now falling foul of coronavirus, such as Samantha Fish, Sons Of Apollo, The Who and Santana. Another casualty is Jared James Nichols' UK tour, however, the good news is that the Wisconsin-bred guitarist released his new single 'Threw Me To The Wolves' on Wednesday, and it's today's Video Of The Day!

Today's latest Blues Club Podcast Track Of The Day features new releases, classic tracks and UK Independent Blues Broadcasters Association Presenters' Picks, including music from King King (pictured), Mary Jo Curry Band, Tas Cru, Jamie Williams & The Roots Collective, The 251s, Popa Chubby, Christone Kingfish Ingram, The Soul Fixers, Robert Cray Band, When Rivers Meet, The Achievers, The Brian Setzer Orchestra, Connor Selby, Frank Bey and many more.

Today check out our Photo Gallery here as Danny Bryant stopped off at Chislehurst's Beaverwood Club on Wednesday night as Danny is currently on the road with his Means Of Escape Tour. Indeed, we reviewed Danny's latest CD 'Means Of Escape' last year here, and his tour continues at Newbury Arlington Arts tonight, followed by Redcar Blues Club tomorrow.

Snake Oil & Harmony released their debut album, ‘Hurricane Riders’, at the end of last month, and to coincide with its release, both Danny Vaughn (lead vocalist of Tyketto) and Dan Reed (frontman of Funk Rockers Dan Reed Network) will be taking the brand-new album out on the road, kicking off with London's Half Moon in Putney tonight, along with their respective solo material, plus classic Dan Reed Network and Tyketto songs on the bill. Indeed, we were lucky enough to chat to Danny Vaughn in London earlier this week and that interview in which we discuss Tyketto, Waysted, his acclaimed solo album 'Myths, Legends & Lies' plus of course how Snake Oil & Harmony came to be, is today's Track Of The Day.

Tonight, some of the finest musicians in the UK will pay tribute to the music of Cyril Davies, the originator of UK Rhythm & Blues that started in South West London, at The Ealing Club and at the Eel Pie Island Jazz Club, plus also Alexis Korner, and the release in 1963 of 'Country Line Special/Chicago Calling', at the Eel Pie Club, The Patch, 67 London Road, Twickenham TW1 3SZ. Doors open at 7.45pm with music from 8.30-11pm. WRC members are reminded that they can use their cards to get discounted admission. Also tonight, Stray and Ken Pustelnik's The Groundhogs continue their full UK co-headlining tour at London's The Garage (including Vambo) that concludes at Buckley's The Tivoli on Saturday 21st March.

"Song of the Album for me (apart from the instrumental masterpiece at the end) is ‘Nine Lives’ hitting deep into riff country. ‘Skin And Bone’ brings a break in an acoustic form, while ‘Warning Signs’ brings us back into the heavy Blues rhythm machine." That was part of our review last year of Danny Bryant's latest CD 'Means Of Escape', and Danny is currently on the road with his Means Of Escape Tour, and he stopped off at Chislehurst's Beaverwood Club last night. With a Photo Gallery to come - please check out today's Video Of The Day.

"Sam then switches from grungy Seasick Steve mode into sultry Amy territory on the RIDICULOUSLY sexy 'Kill Or Be Kind'. It’s only the first of dizzying series of transformations from this very special and unique performer. Every comparison of any other contemporary that comes to mind is discarded…. Ana Popovic? Joanne Shaw Taylor? Susan Tedeschi? Nope, Samantha Fish is a BETTER singer and BETTER guitarist with BETTER material than any other female Blues performer that I think of. Well, okay, maybe not Bonnie Raitt. Oh, and she’s only 30." Today read the whole of Pete Elphick's review from the Samantha Fish/Felix Rabin gig at London's Islington Assembly Hall last Thursday night here, plus check out today's Video Of The Day and our Photo Gallery here, courtesy of Bruce Biege.

On today's latest Rock On The Ridge Track Of The Day there's music from Molly Karloff, Wicked Stone, Deaf Rat, DeadRisen, Order Of The Emperor, The Crookeds, Thirteen Stars (pictured), Electric Mob, Kris Barras Band, Jack Hutchinson, Orianthi, Blue Oyster Cult, Whitesnake/David Coverdale, Fiefdom, Tyler Bryant & the Shakedown, Clint Lowery, Empyre, Ryders Creed, Electric Black, Uncle Rust, Tainted Lady, Stone Broken and on their 'Introducing Stage, two in a row from Taming Sari.

We reviewed Danny Bryant's latest CD 'Means Of Escape' last year, and following his amazing set at Planet Rock's Winter's End festival, Danny is back on the road with his Means Of Escape Tour, stopping off at Chislehurst's Beaverwood Club tonight. Also tonight, following the release of their debut album 'Opaque' at the end of last month, Haunt The Woods are currently on a headline tour, calling at London's The Lexington. The album is a distinctive sound which glistens with ambient swells, underpinned by expressive rhythms and masterly songwriting.

Celebrating their 25th anniversary, And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead play the penultimate night of their European headline tour at London's The Dome tonight, followed by St. Albans' Horn Reborn tomorrow night. The band released their first new album in six years, and their tenth album, 'X: The Godless Void and Other Stories’ in January via InsideOut, including their noisy and thrilling existential anthem and single, ‘Into The Godless Void’.

Today's latest Blues On The Radio Track Of The Day includes a bunch of new releases, three IBBA albums of the month, a preview of The Old Bush Blues Festival and a couple of plugs for shows at The Tuesday Night Music Club, The Comrades Club, Coulsdon CR5 2NF. That gives you an hour filled with music from Bywater Call, Ben Poole (pictured), Thorbjørn Risager & The Black Tornado, Liz Mandeville, John Blues Boyd, Jim Gustin and Truth Jones, The James Pitts Band, Ridgerunner, Roomful of Blues, Trevor Babajack Steger, The Reverend Shawn Amos, The James Oliver Band., Dove and Boweevil, Emma Jonson and Bessie Smith.

"Onto the main-man himself, Jim Kahr, who’s playing was simply magnificent, with more Soul in his finger-tips then many lesser Blues guitarists have in their entire bodies (rumour has it he played with John Lee Hooker at his peak). He invited Emma Wilson back to accompany him on a jam about his homeplace, Chicago, which quickly morphed into a paean to Ealing, and then all the musicians on the bill gathered and joined in for the rousing finale." Today read the whole of Ivan De Mello's Blues Review featuring Jim Kahr, The Paul Cook Blues Band, Robert Hokum, Emma Wilson and Half Moon Panic (pictured), from London's original Ealing Club - the Birthplace of British Rhythm and Blues (see today's (Video Of The Day), on Thursday 20th February here plus check out our Photo Gallery here.