"Down below in the Borderline tonight the band is playing a well-crafted set from both the first and last albums. Kicking off with ‘I Don’t Care’ and ‘Eyes Like Ice’ setting the pace for the songs to come. The feel-good factor is in abundance here backed up by the continuous smile on keyboard player Linda Kelsey-Foster’s face. ’New Skin’ is track of the night for me excellently executed with vocalist Adam Payne in fine form." Read the whole of Geoff C's Airrace gig review at The Borderline, London, from Good Friday here plus check out our Photo Gallery here.

Jesse Kinch captured the Rock and Roll soul of America when he was voted the winner of ABC's Rising Star, and he's playing London's Pizza Express Live on Wednesday 22nd May. Today's Track Of The Day is his current single 'How Do I Reach You (The Last Veil)', taken from his debut album, 'I'm Not Like Everybody Else', released last year. The 23 year old singer, songwriter, guitarist and lyricist has been playing the N.Y.C./Long Island club scene since the age of 8 and is a part of a new generation of young talent who want to bring Rock 'n’ Roll back to its glory days! Influenced heavily by the great Rock bands and guitarists of the 60’s, 70’s and the Seattle scene of the 90’s, Jesse delivers high energy performances and writes songs that capture the times with his own unique original style.

Airrace touched down at London's Borderline on Friday night, with great support from Tytan (pictured and today's Track Of The Day), and with a review to come, check out today's Photo Gallery here. Their latest album ‘Untold Stories’ was released in August last year and was praised for its songwriting and wide-ranging stylistic approach. Founded by Laurie Mansworth, Airrace is recognised as one of the UK’s pioneering AOR acts. Following the acclaimed 1984 release of their debut album, ’Shaft Of Light’, the band supported rock titans such as Queen, AC/DC and Meat Loaf, but they had crash-landed by the Summer of 1985. It took a 25th anniversary reissue of the record to reunite the group, and they eventually issued a second album, ‘Back To The Start’, via Frontiers in 2011.

Tickets priced £20, for this year's Wrinklystock 8, are available online here, or alternatively you can call the MJC Box Office on 01322 291100. Following on from the success of last year’s Wrinklystock 7 charity concert with The Kast Off Kinks - and with support once again from Wrinklystock legends The Replicants, there are two, yes two awesome tribute bands playing this year’s Wrinklystock 8 at the Mick Jagger Centre, Dartford, on Friday 6th December at 7.15pm! 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 hits including 'Your Song', 'Candle in the Wind', 'Bennie & The Jets', 'Saturday Night', 'Sad Songs', 'Nakita', 'Funeral For A Friend', 'Love Lies Bleeding', 'Take Me To The Pilot', 'Tiny Dancer' and many more! Meanwhile, Status Quo tribute act Just Supposin’ capture the raw energy and excitement of the original ‘Frantic Four’ line up of this classic British Rock band. From 'Caroline' to 'Rockin’ All Over The World', through the epic '4500 Times' and the mighty 'Roadhouse Blues', all the elements of a classic Quo concert are here and delivered with all the energy, power and humour of the original.

"Flight Brigade resemble not so much a Rock-group, but more of an ensemble: they have an electric-violin player as well a bass player, lead guitarist drummer and two keyboardists, but they manage not to over-egg the pudding. They certainly have pop sensibilities, and their brand of chart-friendly Blues/Heavy Rock backing, takes in all manner of influences from A-ha to Radiohead. The collective doesn't seem to have a dominant member which works to their credit as the emphasis is totally shifted to their tunes." Read the whole of Ivan De Mello's Flight Brigade + Port Erin (Video Of The Day), The Half Moon, Putney, London, gig review from last Thursday night here plus check out our Photo Gallery here.

With doors opening at 12.45pm till 9pm today, Camden Rocks Festival presents another all-day Rock-n-Roll bonanza featuring Such Gold (Track Of The Day) + White Eskimo + Dam Fino + Evil Edna + Lentos + Third Lung + Nerves + Myok + The Survival Code + Passifs - all live at The Monarch. Meanwhile, just up the road at Holloway's Big Red, London based Indie Rock Band Superfecta are one of the many bands playing Dementia Aware Fest, with the first band on at 4pm.

With a review to come, today check out our initial Photo Gallery here of Alternative Indie-Rock band Flight Brigade's Half Moon, Putney gig from Thursday night. This was was the final gig of their tour supporting the release of their latest single ‘Fury Road’ taken from the band’s new studio album ‘Chased By Wolves’ which is due to be released on Friday 6th September via Wixen Music Publishing. Touring extensively and playing the major UK festivals including Glastonbury, Bestival and The Great Escape, Flight Brigade have garnered a reputation from fans and critics alike for exceptional and explosive live performances. Their sound is as distinctive as it is unique. Infectious melodies and hooks flow through songs that at times exude fierce energy and at others gentle poignancy. With grand orchestral sweeps, crunching anthemic guitars, strings and synths, their explosive performances feel like it’s their last day on earth!

Airrace touched down at London's Borderline last night, and with a review and a Photo Gallery to come, check out today's Video Of The Day. Their latest album ‘Untold Stories’ was released in August last year and was praised for its songwriting and wide-ranging stylistic approach. Founded by Laurie Mansworth, Airrace is recognised as one of the UK’s pioneering AOR acts. Following the acclaimed 1984 release of their debut album, ’Shaft Of Light’, the band supported rock titans such as Queen, AC/DC and Meat Loaf, but they had crash-landed by the Summer of 1985. It took a 25th anniversary reissue of the record to reunite the group, and they eventually issued a second album, ‘Back To The Start’, via Frontiers in 2011.

After playing Ramblin' Man Fair in 2016, Aussie Hard Rockers Airbourne (Video Of The Day) are returning to play the Main Stage on Sunday 21st July. Also returning to keep Black Stone Cherry company on the Main Stage on Saturday 20th July are the well respected and critically acclaimed UK Classic Rockers The Temperance Movement, who also played Ramblin' Man Fair in 2015, plus American Grunge Rock 'n' Rollers Ugly Kid Joe! Meanwhile, headlining the welcome return of the Grooverider Stage on the Sunday, all the way from New Jersey, are Stoner Rockers and Space Rock monoiliths Monster Magnet, whilst on the the Blues Stage on Sunday, swapping the Rap and Roll of House of Pain for a guitar and a story or two, is Everlast! Finally, the first acts to be confirmed playing the Rising Stage over the weekend are Gin Annie UK, The Outlaw Orchestra, Cellar Door Moon Crow, The Fallen State, Dust Bowl Jokies, Salvation Jayne, Ryders Creed, Matt Mitchell & The Coldhearts & Rainbreakers.

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 and much more, including music from Rory Gallagher, George Benson, Gary Hoey, Savoy Brown, Kate Lush, Rick Vito, Andy Knight & The Remedy, Bonita & The Blues Shacks, Kerry Kearney, Les Poissons Voyageurs, Red's Blues, Tommy Castro (pictured), Ag Weinberger, Sugaray Rayford, Grace and Danger, Al Lerman, Joakim Tinderholt, Steve West Weston, Kenny Parker Band, Lethbridge Owen, John Duer & The Blues Freaks, Ronnie Earl, Glen Clark, Jamie Williams & The Roots Collective, Jimmy Rogers, Tony Campanella, New York Horns, The Marcus King Band, B. B. & The Blues Shacks and more.

"The ever smiling Kelsey Foster, with her red fedora and her similarly coloured feather boa draped across her keyboards, played the beautiful intro to their Survivor sounding epic 'Brief Encounter' before Payne rounded off proceedings on this final track from 'SOL' with another cracking vocal. An awesome set that not only had those present salivating at the prospect of the release of their new album next year, but also those present checking out the release of that amazing and very underrated album thirty three years ago. A must for this year's Christmas stocking!" That was our take on Airrace the last time we saw them at Camden's The Underworld in December 2017 (pictured) and the band return to London tonight at The Borderline.

"Saying his goodbyes it was no surprise that the audience called him back and as he returned he showed the generosity of inviting Chris Walker to join him on stage. In ‘Baby Please Don’t Go’ we had a show stopping guitar dual that raised the temperature another notch. The Troy Redfern Band won a lot of hearts on 4th July in Gravesend and they’ll win a lot more in the months ahead." That was part of our take on The Troy Redfern Band at BluesRockFest way back in 2015 (pictured and today's Video Of The Day) and Troy and his band are also playing tonight at The Eel Pie Club, The Patch, 67 London Road, Twickenham TW1 3SZ. Doors open at 8.15pm with music from 9-11pm. WRC members are reminded that they can use their cards to get discounted admission.