Collateral (pictured) are one of the many bands playing The Cancer On The Rocks Macmillan Fundraiser at London's Bush Hall W12 7LJ from 5pm today. Meanwhile, Camden Rocks presents another Rock-n-Roll bonanza featuring Marisa And The Moths, The Kanz, Cryptids, Tevara, Crosslight, The Statue Thieves, Circus 66, Serpent Tax, One Last Thrill and Above/Below - all live at The Monarch between 12.30pm and 9pm. Finally today, Stevie Smith's Sin House will be taking to the Blues At Barleylands stage at 2pm at Barleylands Social Club, Barleylands Road, Billericay CM11 2UF.

"I suspect that many readers of this review will, like me, have been monitoring Laurence’s progress since the release of his early albums. His regular touring allowed us to marvel at his guitar playing, even it felt a bit incongruous to hear songs like ‘Have You Ever Loved A Woman’ sung by a young man who looked like he hadn’t started shaving yet!" That was part of our take on Laurence Jones Band's eponymous studio album released in September and Laurence (Video Of The Day) is playing London's Oslo tonight, the second night of his November/December UK tour with special guest Matt Pearce & The Mutiny (Track Of The Day).

Brighton Rockers Graces Collide release their 10 track riff monster debut album ‘Our Tomorrow’ next April and you can check them out at London's Dublin Castle in Camden tonight alongside Vanity Kills, Grace Solero and Caine. For fans of Tremonti, Shinedown, Alter Bridge, Three Days Graces and The Fallen State, the powerful, melodic band consist of cool and calm Danny Wenham on vocals and lead guitar, and the strong and energetic twins Jurgan and Will Hamblin playing bass and rhythm guitars.

With four albums out to date, Jack Broadbent released his brand new record ‘Moonshine Blue’ last Friday, and Jack is currently on his UK/European tour that included supporting Ronnie Wood, no less, at London's Shepherd’s Bush Empire last night. Hailed as ’the new master of the slide guitar’ by the Montreux Jazz Festival and 'the real thang’ by the legendary Bootsy Collins, Broadbent has spent the past few years wowing audiences with his unique blend of virtuosic acoustic and slide guitar playing, as well as his poignant Folk and Blues inspired vocals. Born in rural Lincolnshire, his live shows exude warmth, humour and an energy that has electrified audiences worldwide. Anyway, with a review and few more photos to come, check out our Video Of The Day.

The Blues Club Podcast Track Of The Day returns today with another two hours of non-stop Best in Blues with More Music and Less Chat, featuring New Releases, Classic Tracks, UK IBBA Presenters' Picks and much more. Music this week comes from Malone Sibun, Taj Mahal & Keb' Mo', The Achievers, Ben Racine Band, Lucky Peterson, Ronnie Earl, Teresa James & The Rhythm Tramps, Muddy Waters, Trigger Hippy, Pink Floyd, Diane Blue, JFK Blue, The Allman Betts Band (pictured), Tedeschi Trucks Band, Kerry Pastine & The Crime Scene, Led Zeppelin, Lol Goodman Band, Mike Zito, Janiva Magness, Lewis Hamilton, Mick Pini, Giles Robson Band, Jack Hutchinson, Steve Strongman, Ghost Town Blues Band, Samantha Fish, Porch Swing Blues and more.

With four albums out to date, Jack Broadbent released his brand new record ‘Moonshine Blue’ last Friday, and Jack is currently on his UK/European tour that includes supporting Ronnie Wood, no less, at London's Shepherd’s Bush Empire, at 7.40pm tonight. Hailed as ’the new master of the slide guitar’ by the Montreux Jazz Festival and 'the real thang’ by the legendary Bootsy Collins, Broadbent has spent the past few years wowing international audiences with his unique blend of virtuosic acoustic and slide guitar playing, as well as his poignant Folk and Blues inspired vocals. Meanwhile, after Rainbreakers awesome Ramblin' Man Fair Rising Stage set in July, we caught up with drummer Sam, lead singer Ben and lead guitarist Charlie for an interview here, and tonight the West Country Rock 'n' Soul band (Video Of The Day) are playing London's The Half Moon in Putney as part of their 'Ain't Nothing Going On' UK headlining tour.

To celebrate a decade of "Teutonic Thrash – straight outta Balingen" - the limited box edition 'Decade Of Revival', due to be released on a lucky Friday 13th December, features live recordings of last year's Rock Hard Festival, where Traitor (today's Track Of The Day) played as the "Best Newcomer" - voted by the magazine's readers, plus a live DVD documenting their appearance at the legendary Wacken Open Air the same year. And the icing on the cake is the Thrash Kommando, consisting of Andreas Mozer - drums and lead vocals, Lorenz Kandolf - bass, Matthias Koch - guitar and Gerd Hery - guitars and backing vocals, also present four brand new, previously unreleased and especially recorded songs plus a secret goodie!

"By the time StoneWire made their way on to the stage, the venue was rammed, albeit, reassuringly, by a very young Rock demographic. Sticking to their album launch guns, the 5-piece proceeded to reel off 'Life As We Know It' in its ten track order. A reviewers dream. Album opener 'Monkey Talk', with its awesome 'Slither'-esque riff was well received, the stage presence and powerhouse vocals of German born, and now a Lady Of Kent, Sky, immediately a major factor, and one that would be a common denominator for the rest of their set. Hunter heralded 'One For The Road' by raising her hands and clapping in the air, before the shades wearing Annable launched into another mean riff, doing a fair impersonation of Faith No More's Jim Martin not only guitar-wise, but visually as well. "Hello everybody" enthused Sky - "we're only eight tickets short of a sell-out" as she deservedly gave those gathered a thumbs up before introducing the Southern Rockin' slide of 'FTM', their very first single from the new album." Today read the whole of AJ's StoneWire/Dead Writers (pictured) review from Islington's Hope & Anchor in London last Thursday here plus check out our updated Photo Gallery (courtesy of Bruce Biege) here.

With just over two weeks to go now till Wrinklystock VIII, The Replicants will once again be doing their song setlist charity auction at The Mick Jagger Centre, Dartford, on Friday 6th December! Yes you can actually bid for your favourite song from the following covers listed here as the band have agreed to play the top twelve song bids (minimum bid £20) in aid of our nominated charities. So be quick and contact us using the contacts box below as all bids must be in by this Sunday 24th November. Tickets are still available to see Jamie & The Jets present the 'Don't Shoot Me, I'm Not Really Elton John' Show, featuring a full set of non-stop classic Elton plus Status Quo tribute act Just Supposin’ who capture the raw energy and excitement of the original ‘Frantic Four’ line up of this classic British Rock band. But don't leave it too late, so purchase your tickets here for a bargain £20 or from the MJC Box Office on 01322 291100.

Today's Rock On The Ridge Track Of The Day has Gypsy's Kiss founder member David Smith joining Jules and Bob in the studio to talk about the early days of Gypsy's Kiss (GK 1974) between 1973 - 1975 plus playing the classic tracks that influenced the band at that time as well explaining why the band reformed in 2018 and where it intends to go in the future. And as usual, there's also great music from Electric Black, Those Damn Crows, Led Zeppelin, Robin Trower, Wishbone Ash, Golden Earring, Jethro Tull, Neil Young, Montrose, Bad Company, Alice Cooper, Jimi Hendrix, Free, Black Sabbath, UFO, Focus (pictured), Deep Purple, Rival Sons and Jack Broadbent.

"What can you say about Airbourne that hasn't been said already? Probably nothing to be honest, they just continue to give and give epic performances, like they did tonight and it's not just about the music, it's becoming a full show laced with Aussie based humour, a bar on stage, Joel being the bartender, mixing the drinks, passing them around the band, pouring beers and hurling them in plastic containers into the crowd like the 'Golden Over' in the Ashes, and for one lucky lady who caught one, Howzat! Maybe it's a way of taking a breather, as they bloody earned it, but it works. Four lads making music, having a ball doing the kind of stuff some of us dream of." Today read the whole of Tony Burgum's Airbourne review from Newcastle's O2 Academy from Sunday here plus check out our Video Of The Day and our Photo Gallery here.

Following the penultimate night of their thirteen-date 'With Friends from the Orchestra' tour at The Royal Albert Hall last night, Marillion complete their UK tour at the very same iconic London venue tonight. With an extended line up of musicians joining Steve Rothery – electric/acoustic guitars, Pete Trewavas – bass guitar, backing vocals, Mark Kelly – keyboards, samples and effects, backing vocals, programming and Ian Mosley – drums, percussion, they played songs spanning their 14 album-career with Steve Hogarth, lead vocals, lyrics, keyboards, guitars, percussion, this year celebrating 30 years since joining the band. Anyway, with a review and few more photos to come, check out our Video Of The Day.