UK Punk legends Peter And The Test Tube Babies are back with their latest and greatest set of recordings, 'Fuctifano', which will be released on Friday 6th March via Arising Empire, of which their single 'Queen Of F***ing Everything' is today's Video Of The Day. Remember the 70’s and Glam Rock? Well it’s back, on the right track and in yer face, as they share their love of that era with a homage to Sweet, Slade and T. Rex, combining all the colourful glittery pomp of Glam with the darker edge of Punk Rock. Since 1978, vocalist Peter Bywaters and guitarist Del Greening have always remained the Babies foundation, and they are celebrating with a party on release night at Berlin's Quasimodo with 2018 recruits Nick Abnett on bass and Sam Fuller on drums.

We last saw Myke Gray and Kim Jennett at HRH 2018, and not only do they stop off at London's Underworld in Camden tonight, half way through their UK tour (supported by The Howling Tides), but the song-writer and guitarist has recently unveiled his new project Shades of Gray. This will be the first tour that Gray has ever done under his own name and he will also be playing songs that he wrote for Jagged Edge, Skin, and Red White & Blues, plus they will also be playing a large chunk from Kim Jennett's forthcoming album, with Glenn Quinn (Son of Man) on guitar, Colin Parkinson (Temple of One/ex-Inglorious) on bass, and Rich Smith (I Am I/Power Quest) on drums.

Today check out our Dream Theater Photo Gallery here from Friday night at London's Hammersmith Apollo plus also our updated Ealing Club Photo Gallery here from Jim Kahr's gig on Thursday night, which now includes further pictures of special guests Robert Hokum, Emma Wilson and Half Moon Panic. As part of their Distance Over Time Tour - Dream Theatre (Video Of The Day) were Celebrating 20 Years of 'Scenes From A Memory', which saw the band perform a full and complete 3-hour set, whilst Thursday night's Blues Review took place at the original Ealing Club - the Birthplace of British Rhythm and Blues - the original premises where Alexis Korner and Cyril Davies started out in 1962!

John Verity opened the year with an appearance at Giants of Rock in Minehead, before releasing his new album 'Passion', that was released on Valentine's Day (naturally), and tonight JV is playing London's Pizza Express in Soho at 8pm. Meanwhile, also in London tonight, Napalm Death (Track Of The Day) is playing the Electric Brixton, with support from Eyehategod, Misery Index and Rotten Sound. Hailing from the West Midlands, they helped establish the sound of Grindcore in the late 80's, combining bludgeoning Thrash/Death Metal with Hardcore Punk to create their uniquely brutal sonic assault, helping to influence the next generation of heavy music.

With a review to come, please check out today our initial Photo Gallery here of Thursday night's Blues Review featuring Jim Kahr, taken at the original Ealing Club - the Birthplace of British Rhythm and Blues. The Chicago guitar legend has worked with some of the biggest names in Blues, including John Lee Hooker, Freddie King, Junior Wells, Bobby Blue Bland and Buddy Guy. Indeed, the venue is sacred ground - the original premises where Alexis Korner and Cyril Davies started out in 1962! Hosted by The Paul Cook Blues Band, there was also sets from special guests Robert Hokum, Emma Wilson and Half Moon Panic.

Not only are multi-platinum selling Rock band X Ambassadors playing London's sold out Lafayette in Kings Cross tonight, but they also release their new EP, 'Belong', on Friday 6th March which features ‘Everything Sounds Like A Love Song’, which is today's Track Of The Day. Earlier, down the road, Camden Rocks Festival presents an all-day Rock-n-Roll bonanza featuring Enterfire, Fuzz Skyler, Louzada, Grace Solerol, Askari, Whisky Stain, Terrorisers, You Over Me and Fixer at The Latin Groove Lounge Club from 2.30pm. Finally, the Robert J. Hunter Band hit the Blues At Barleylands stage at 2pm, at Barleylands Social Club, Barleylands Road, Billericay CM11 2UF, whilst later, Classic Rock covers band Thickcut will be performing live and for free at 8.30pm at The Monument, Northbrook Street, Newbury.

Nearly three years after we last saw them, Dream Theater returned to London's Hammersmith Apollo last night for the first of two nights as part of their Distance Over Time Tour - Celebrating 20 Years of 'Scenes From A Memory', which saw the band perform a full and complete 3-hour set! Indeed, both shows were/are being flmed for future release and the band's request for their fans to make themselves heard did not fall on deaf ears - an opportunity, as they also said, for us to immortalise ourselves in Dream Theater concert film history! In the meantime check out today's Video Of The Day!

"The encore was the 25 minute suite 'A Change of Seasons'. A fitting end - this was recorded around the time of 'Images and Words' but was released separately. The near sell out crowd lapped it all up and before long it was all over and we were spilling out into the London night. This was Prog Metal at its finest and was as good as this author has seen them. If you get the chance to catch them live - do it!!" That was part of our review, the last time we saw Dream Theater nearly three years ago, and tonight they return to London's Hammersmith Apollo for their Distance Over Time Tour - Celebrating 20 Years of 'Scenes From A Memory', which will see the band perform a full and complete 3-hour set!

On today's latest Blues Club Podcast Track Of The Day there's another two hours of non stop Best in Blues and Beyond with More Music and Less Chat, featuring New Releases, Classic Tracks, UK Independent Blues Broadcasters Association Presenters' Picks, including songs from Marcus Lazarus, Wildmen Bluesband, C W Ayon, The Animals, Mississippi MacDonald, Clare Free (pictured), The Laura Holland Band and many more.

Last Sunday, Matt & The Revenant Ones appeared at The Star Inn in Guildford supported by NWOCR's Voodoo Lake, and today's Video Of The Day is Matt (picture: Stuart Scarry) and Voodoo Lake's frontman Dave Strange jamming to 'Foxy Lady'. Indeed, the last time we saw British Blues Award winners Catfish, or more precisely half a Cattfish, was when we saw Matt and Paul Long jamming with Walter Trout at London's Under The Bridge in October 2017, and we first introduced to you to Voodoo Lake, consisting of Dave, Mark Bomber Randon and James Fileman, in December 2018.

A Blues Review featuring Jim Kahr, takes place tonight from 7.30pm at the original Ealing Club - the Birthplace of British Rhythm and Blues - at the Red Rooms, 42A The Broadway, London W5 2NP. The Chicago guitar legend has worked with some of the biggest names in Blues, including John Lee Hooker, Freddie King, Junior Wells, Bobby Blue Bland and Buddy Guy. Indeed, the venue is sacred ground - the original premises where Alexis Korner and Cyril Davies started out in 1962! Hosted by The Paul Cook Blues Band, there will also be sets from special guests Robert Hokum, Emma Wilson and Half Moon Panic.

US visionaries Joywave's single ‘Half Your Age’ is today's Track Of The Day, ahead of their upcoming third album, 'Possession', which will be released on Friday 13th March, and tonight they support PVRIS at London’s Brixton Electric, as part of their current UK tour. They will then head out to Europe, before embarking on two US headline tours in support of the album throughout March, April and May. Joywave’s unique outlook and inventive interpretation of Pop demonstrates a band that are at the top of their game, with their intelligent artistry and undeniably addictive music, set to take them to new heights in 2020.