Tonight, London based Rockers Symphony Of Pain showcase their brand new album 'Virology' live in their hometown at the Fiddler’s Elbow, 1 Malden Road, Belsize Park, London NW5. 'Virology' was self-released on Friday 29th March, with the album receiving a whopping 10/10 review from Powerplay magazine. The band will be supporting Irish Rockers Fornoth, who recently competed in the Irish leg of Bloodstock ‘Metal 2 The Masses’ to critical acclaim. SOP will be on stage around 8.15pm, and the band consisting of Threshold drummer Johanne James, alongside main songwriters Tracie Law and Pam Chowhan, will be featuring as much of the album as possible, but today's Track Of The Day ‘Futile’ will definitely be one of the highlights!

Japanese superstars Man With A Mission recently released their new EP 'Remember Me' in advance of tonight's intimate headline show at London’s iconic 100 Club, a rare opportunity to get up close and personal with the wolf collective before their appearance at the Download Festival this Friday. Across four huge tracks, the band build on the success of last year’s hugely acclaimed international debut album 'Chasing The Horizon', their fifth in their native Japan, but their first brand new album to be released worldwide which has received widespread critical acclaim. A stadium conquering band in their home country, MWAM have also sold out large shows across the UK, Europe, Russia and Asia on their latest tour in support of Chasing the Horizon. In London they have also played sold out headline shows at both ULU and The Dome in less than a year.

"Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man)' provides an opportunity to bring on the original bassist Charles Panozzo, who only plays on occasional tracks (yes that’s right two leads and two bassists on stage now – told you everything they do is epic). We’re reminded of the pedigree of the bassist Ricky Phillips, who had played with The Babys, Bad English and Coverdale/Page, before they break into the upbeat 'Rockin’ the Paradise'. Then came the soaring dual lead guitars on the track 'Suite Madame Blue', whose overall effect was like witnessing one of those Rock super-groups of yore and was this reviewer’s pick of the evening and a fitting end to part one." Read the whole of Ivan De Mello's Styx London Palladium gig review from last Tuesday here plus check out today's Video Of The Day.

Today's Blues On The Radio Track Of The Day is an hour filled with music from Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, Dr. John, Keith Thompson, When Rivers Meet, The Mojo Preachers, Dave Arcari, Catfish, Big Wolf Band, Chris Wragg & Greg Copeland, Aaron Burton, ElectroBluesSociety, Rebecca Downes (pictured) and The Head Hunters Blues Band, ahead of their show tonight at The Tuesday Night Music Club, The Comrades Club, Coulsdon CR5 2NF.

J.B.O. - one of the most popular cult groups in Germany, celebrates its 30th birthday this Summer - and accordingly the fun Rockers release their 13th studio album 'Wer Lässt Die Sau Raus?!' on Friday 28th June. The comedy Metal of the James Blast Orchestra have been serving their mischievous and profound humour for almost three decades and made the musical landscape way more colourful! Consequently their latest album is a party album with the band pulling out all the stops and delivering a bunch of hits including The Baha Men classic 'Who Let The Dogs Out' and MC Hammer's 'You Can’t Touch This'.

On today's latest Rock On The Ridge Track Of The Day there's music from The Wild, Mason Hill (pictured), Scott Stapp, Bootyard Bandits, The Lazys, Texas Hippie Coalition, Black Oak County, Empyre, Hedfuzy, Wolf Jaw, Budgie, Jethro Tull, Black Whiskey, Trident Waters, The Hollywood Vampires, Freedom Hawk, The Gasoline Gypsies, Small Town Titans, Samarkind, Preacher Stone and on their Introducing Stage, two in a row from Victim Of Circumstance.

"As the band disappear into the night, Paul Anthony reappears to announce what is to be the finale, and highlight, of the evening. Reappearing with a cast of thousands in support are Kris, Walter and Jonny to jam out together and end the tour with a bang. Five guitarists, two drummers two keyboard players, a bassist and a harmonics player all conspire to provide the sort of Blues jam that true fans can only dream about." Read the whole of Mother's Rockin' The Blues gig review showcasing Walter Trout, Jonny Lang and Kris Barras at London's Kentish Town Forum from last Tuesday here.

'Ozone Park' is the new album from Queens NY band Hollis Brown, out now on Cool Green Recordings. Formed by singer-guitarist Mike Montali and lead guitarist Jonathan Bonilla, the hard-working Rock 'n' Roll band, along with keyboardist Adam Bock and drummer Andrew Zehnal, has been releasing music since 2013. The 10 album tracks were recorded at Unity Gain Studios in Fort Meyers, FL and produced with Adam Landry (Deer Tick, Rayland Baxter, Nikki Lane, Vanessa Carlton). As well as today's Video Of The Day of 'Do Me Right', the songs weave together in a cohesive, dynamically exciting ride that ranges from the soulful buoyancy of 'Blood From a Stone' and 'Stubborn Man to the ringing Americana guitars of 'She Don't Love Me Now', the funky flavour of 'Go For It' and the fuzzy Hard Rock of 'Bad Mistakes'. Highly recommended for fans of The War On Drugs, Courtney Barnett, Kurt Vile and The Decemberists.

Supreme Belfast Hard Rock group The Irontown Diehards, an organic outfit whose potent brew of heavy blood boiling riffs, outstanding anthemic choruses and electrifying live shows has already captivated a sizeable following, have lined up the release on Friday 28th June of their brand new single, ‘Ride’, which is today's Video Of The Day. ‘Ride’, is the first single to be taken from their sophomore album ‘Linchpin’, set for release on Friday 6th September, and is a blistering, groove-laden, melody drenched, unpretentious introduction to the quartet’s upcoming milestone LP. Four incredibly talented musicians, namely Phil Dixon - vocals, Andrew Baxter - guitars, Mark McCallion - bass and Eamon Lenehan - drums, they have all previously played in top Northern Ireland Rock and Metal bands and have concocted their own unique style and Blues-tinged original sound. An undeniably original band breaking out of the conventional Rock/Metal aesthetic, they were formed in 2014 by Dixon and Baxter, and released their debut self-titled album in May 2016 to critical acclaim.

Celebrating the band's twenty-year anniversary, the spearhead of the Indian Metal Revolution, four-piece Kryptos, release their ferocious fifth album 'Afterburner' on Friday 21st June, featuring razor sharp riffs, screaming solos and a raging twin guitar attack, but still remain true to their underground roots, shaping their very own Kryptos style, somewhere between hotshot old school Heavy Metal and a precise high-speed thrashing twist, flooring the gas pedal and putting Indian Metal on the map once and for all! Their first three albums 'Spiral Ascent' (2004), 'The Ark Of Gemini' (2008) and 'The Coils Of Apollyon' (2012) were highly acclaimed by the press, but were kept under the radar of the masses until their 2016 killer album 'Burn Up The Night' changed the band's dark horse status. Kryptos will hit European shores once again in the summer of 2019 to bring their blistering brand of 80’s inspired Heavy Metal to the masses.

Again a bit later than usual, but 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 The Mojo Preachers, Albert Castiglia Band, Jimmie Vaughan, Chris Bevington, Catfish, The Lee Boys, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Mike Goudreau, Bad Influence, Lucas Haneman & The Lucas Haneman Express, Emma Wilson, Alexis P Suter Band, Kelly's Lot, Reloaded Norway, JJ Cale, Sugaray Rayford, Michele D'Amour and the Love Dealers, Watermelon Slim, Melissa Etheridge (pictured), The Eagles, Meg Williams, Grady Champion, Kerry Kearney, The Brent Hutchinson Band, Jontavious Willis, Chris Rea, Railroad, Peter Ward and more.

As part of this year’s Vinyl Week, from today Saturday 8th June to Monday 17th June, HMV have announced the third run of exclusive colour pressings which will be available in store from Saturday 16th June. This reveal sees some truly iconic albums receiving a fresh new look, with pink pressings of Fairport Convention's 'Leige and Lief' and blue pressings of Chris Rea’s chart topping 'Road To Hell' both being confirmed. Music from two heavyweights of British and Irish music will also be re-released, with Suede’s 'Dog Man Star' being pressed on olive green vinyl and The Pogues’ 'Very Best Of' on orange vinyl (pictured). And for those sci-fi buffs, the Doctor Who – 'Infamy Of The Zaross: The Tenth Doctor Adventures' soundtrack will also be available on yellow vinyl from Saturday 16th June for the first time.