With a review to come, today check out our Photo Gallery here (courtesy of Bruce Biege and Ivan De Mello) of Enuff Z'nuff and Last Great Dreamers London Underworld gig on Monday night. Following their appearance at Sheffield's O2 Academy's HRH Sleaze III the night before, Enuff Z'nuff returned to Camden following the band's previous gig this year at Lounge 666 on Valentine's Day. Initially the band's bass guitarist, since 2016 Chip Z’Nuff (Gregory Rybarski) has also taken on the role of lead vocals, supported by Tory Stoffregen (lead guitar and backing vocals), Ultravox’s Tony Fennell (rhythm guitar, keyboards and backing vocals) and Dan Hill (drums). Originally formed in Chicago in 1984, Enuff Z’Nuff have released no less than 14 studio albums over the years and naturally included their two biggest hits: the power Psychedelic ballad ‘Fly High Michelle’ and the trippy ‘New Thing’ in their set.

Last night in the deep South of England, at Chislehurst's Beaverwood Club in Kent, to be precise, it was appropriate, therefore, that we were lucky enough to witness the best in Southern Rock and Country. Take a huge chunk of Lynyrd Skynyrd, a slice of Blackfoot and a sprinkling of Grand Ole Opry - and you have Tennessee's very own Skinny Molly. Anyway, with great support from Born Healer, and with a Photo Gallery to come, check out today's Video Of The Day.

Today's latest Blues On The Radio Track of The Day has three new IBBA picks of the month, as it's the first show of September, plus a stack of new releases and previews of who's coming to The Tuesday Night Music Club in Coulsdon, Surrey. Indeed it's an hour packed with music from Geoff Achison & The UK Souldiggers, Martin McNeill, Rick Estrin & The Nightcats, The Achievers, Doug MacLeod, Dom Martin, Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters, The Sean Webster Band, The Mentulls (pictured), Elles Bailey, Roadhouse, Toronzo Cannon and Jack J Hutchinson!

"Take a huge chunk of Lynyrd Skynyrd, a slice of Blackfoot and a sprinkling of Grand Ole Opry - and what have you got? You have Tennessee band Skinny Molly, here with a new CD released late last year. 'Hear for a good time' is a mixture of older Mike Estes songs along with some brand new tunes. As soon as you hear the opening riff to the title track you are pulled in for a ride of the best Southern rock and country, and these lads have just got better and better. Formed in 2004 just for a one off UK tour, this has now grown into a major undertaking with regular visits to UK, Germany, France, Spain as well as a growing fanbase in the US." Was it really well over four years ago that we reviewed Skinny Molly's 'Here For A Good Time' CD? Well they're back tonight for a good time at Chislehurst, Kent's, The Beaverwood Club with special guests Born Healer.

Today's Video Of The Day is CoreLeoni's new single 'Queen Of Hearts' recently released in advance of their new album 'CoreLeoni II' due out on Friday 27th September on AFM Records. Leo Leoni, the man behind CoreLeoni, and Gotthard founding guitarist, is one of the truest and most passionate Rock musicians of the last decades. He named his band CoreLeoni after his passion for big, timeless Classic Rock and for pure music nostalgia, and has added a modern sound. Along with Gotthard songs from the early days, the new album contains two brand new tracks and a cover of John Lee Hookers 'Boom Boom Boom'. Together with Rainbow-singer and Lords Of The Black founding member and ex-singer Ronnie Romero, Hena Habegger (drums, Gotthard), Jgor Gianola (guitar, ex-Gotthard/U.D.O./Jorn Lande), as well as Mila Merker (bass, Soulline), Leoni shows that Classic Rock doesn't need to be old fashioned.

Well loved favourite of Blues fans across the UK, and a regular on the Blues Festival circuit, Ged Wilson (pictured) releases his new album 'Anthology' today ahead of both his forthcoming appearance at the Poole Blues Festival and his French tour. This accomplished album draws together the finest and most popular tracks from Ged’s three previous albums. Also today, Jenny Wren And Her Borrowed Wings (Video Of The Day) release their new album 'The Girl On The Bike (Are You The Girl On The Bike?)' - their third album - made up of eleven songs with unique and powerful vocals and impressive musicianship. If you enjoy original music, anchored by acoustic Rhythm and Blues, but soaked in the spirit of speakeasys. sing-a-longs and sunrises - then this is a must.

"If this does not win the award for the best small festival, I will eat my hat. One of the real beauties of it is that it is being run by people like you and I who have gone to festivals for years and noted the short comings, the failures, the usual moans and groans and are attempting to create a festival free of those issues. So; will 2020 be perfect? I would guess at no it won’t, but it will be an improvement on this year. The misses of 2019 will, I am sure be ironed out, but new ones will occur. Download, Glastonbury, Leeds, Reading, Bloodstock - all have issues and they are relatively huge by comparison, but I genuinely sense that the passion and drive behind Stonedeaf is they want to be the best of the best. I never spoke to anyone who had a gripe against it, that put them off attending in 2020. Everyone seemed to love it, and it looks like we will all be congregating in a field near Newark next year. See you at the bar." That was part of Tony Burgum's Stonedeaf Festival review from the Newark Showground on Saturday 24th August, and today you can check out our Photo Gallery here courtesy of Tony and Phil C.

Following his sold out intimate ‘Room To Spare’ acoustic four show UK run in May, Multi-Platinum US singer/songwriter and Nashville-based artist Kip Moore (pictured and Track Of The Day) returns to the UK at London's Roundhouse tonight, this time with his full band for a second run of three full-throttle electric UK headline dates. Also, just down the road at The Underworld, Enuff Z'nuff return to Camden following the band's previous gig this year at Lounge 666 on Valentine's Day.

The Bury St Edmunds Blues Festival kicks off at The Apex today with the Mojo Preachers starting proceedings at 2pm, followed by Lee Ainley's Blues Storm (2.50pm), Southbound (3.45pm), Connor Selby Band (4.45pm), Zal Cleminson's Sin'Dogs (5.50pm), Stevie Nimmo Trio (7.10pm) and finally headliner's Nine Below Zero (8.30pm till 10pm).

Today's September 2019 WRC Bulletin not only looks back at our August gigs/festivals including Rosalie Cunningham, Southbound, Danny Vaughn, Bloodstock and Stonedeaf plus our The New Roses, Runrig and The Allman Betts Band CD reviews and Inglorious and Elles BaileyRamblin' Man Fair interviews, but we also look forward to Wrinklystock 8 plus our September gigs/festivals including Bury St Edmunds Blues, Kip Moore, Enuff Z'nuff, Skinny Molly, Bigfoot (Video Of The Day), Vola, Bad Pennies, Haunt The Woods, Ian Moss, Vex Red, The Quireboys, Danny Bryant, Paul Gilbert, Acres, Stevie Nimmo Trio, Matt Pearce & The Mutiny, Piston, Cro-Mags and Hollis Brown. Don't forget that if you ever want to contribute a gig or CD review to our website then please get in touch!

Metalcore powerhouse Annisokay recently released their brand-new music video for 'Good Stories' off their newest album 'Arms' - which is today's Track Of The Day. The band, consisting of Dave Grunewald - vocals, Christoph Wieczorek - vocals/guitar, Philipp Kretzschmar - guitar, Norbert Kayo - bass and Nico Vaeen - drums, have laid their musical foundation with a driving rhythmic and melodic backbone that brings to life both soulful singing and aggressive shouting. They've toured several times throughout Europe and the UK and even Eastern Europe. The band has played several headlining-shows in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine, and have already established a massive following and an ever-growing fan base. Highlights include sold-out support-shows for Parkway Drive in Moscow and St. Petersburg.

John Lodge, bass guitarist, vocalist and songwriter for the iconic Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame 2018 inductees, The Moody Blues, releases 'B Yond – The Very Best Of' on Friday 27th September through BMG Records. For this album, Lodge went back into the studio to totally recreate 'Street Café', '(Evening) Time to Get Away' and 'Legend of a Mind', with the wonderful musicians of the 10,000 Light Years Band. The tracks were co-produced by John and Alan Hewitt, and features Lodge on his original Fender Precision Bass which he recorded all of the classic Moody Blues songs on. He is joined by Hewitt on keyboards, Duffy King on guitars, Billy Ashbaugh on drums and Jason Charboneau on Cello. The result is a fresh modern feel whilst still retaining the original magic of these songs.