Not only have we updated our Photo Gallery here courtesy of Bruce Biege following Friday night's awesome night of Blues at London's Under The Bridge featuring The Connor Selby Band, 2015 WRC 'One's To Watch' award winners Southbound and headliner Henrik Freischlader, but we also have a bonus Video Of The Day of Connor joining Henrik for an incredible jam. What a gig!

As promised, today we have our Photo Gallery here from a wonderful night of Blues at London's Under The Bridge from Friday night. All three bands were awesome, with The Connor Selby Band opening, with the meat in the sandwich being 2015 WRC 'One's To Watch' award winners Southbound, followed by headliner Henrik Freischlader (pictured). What a gig!

Hard Rock stalwarts Hellyeah have released the first track ‘333’ (today's Video Of The Day) from their eagerly anticipated new album which is due to be released this Summer featuring the late Vinnie Paul Abbott’s final recordings via Eleven Seven Music Group. Fittingly, the band will perform a one-night-only special concert celebrating the life and legacy of Vinnie Paul, at the House of Blues in Las Vegas on Saturday 11th May. The band and Live Nation will also donate a portion of each ticket to the American Heart Association, in honour of Vinnie Paul. Hellyeah was formed in 2006 by Pantera founder/drummer Vinnie Paul, singer Chad Gray (Mudvayne) and guitarist Tom Maxwell (Nothingface) with bassist Kyle Sanders (Bloodsimple) and guitarist Christian Brady who joined in 2014. The band has released five albums, culminating in the #2 Hard Rock album release 'Undeniable' in June 2016.

Today we play catch up as we bring you the Captain's Video Rock Show which is today's Track Of The Day. His mission: to get Rock music back into mainstream music again with wall to wall Rock videos from new and established bands. Episode 5 includes Trillium, Mr Big, Kee Of Hearts, Two Of A Kind, Toby Hitchcock (pictured) and Dream Child.

With a review in the pipeline, as promised please check out today's Photo Gallery here (courtesy of John Bull) plus our Track Of The Day, of esteemed Grammy-nominated guitarist, composer and guitar virtuoso Tommy Emmanuel, who stopped off at London's Royal Festival Hall on Wednesday night as part of his March 2019 UK Tour, with special guest J.D. Simo (pictured) also performing a solo set. On the night, Emmanuel proved that he's a breathtaking live artist as much as he is on record and his performance was one of irresistible showmanship, exhilarating finger picking and outstanding musicianship – a performance not to have been missed.

Well it doesn't get much better than the Blues line-up we witnessed at London's Under The Bridge last night. First up was The Connor Selby Band (pictured) who we last saw on a beautiful Summer's Day at Ramblin Man in July last year, with the meat in the sandwich being 2015 WRC 'One's To Watch' award winners Southbound, who we last saw at The100 Club in May 2017. Both young bands were awesome, as was headliner Henrik Freischlader, who we last caught at London's Borderline in September 2017, before the release of his latest album 'Hands On The Puzzle' . With a Photo Gallery to come, in the meantime check out today's Video Of The Day.

The last time we saw Connie Lush was at London's Under The Bridge in March last year at Ladies Of The Blues (pictured) alongside Kyla Brox and Erja Lyytinen. Well at 2pm today Connie and her band are taking to the stage at Blues At Barleylands, Barleylands Social Club Barleylands Road, Billericay, Essex CM11 2UF. Meanwhile, following last night's London Soundscreen Festival screening of 'Something Quite Peculiar: The Life & Times Of Steve Kilbey', the frontman of Oz Rock pioneers The Church is also playing a show at London's The Islington tonight and at Brighton's The Brunswick tomorrow.

"Tom Ford’s vocals on ‘First Time Love’ proved what a charismatic frontman he is – again ably backed up with solos from Carter plus what could only be described as an ‘All Along The Watchtower’ moment from Stout. Very cool. The guys rounded off their set – as they did at The Horn in December with 'Lonely Blues', 'Rock Bottom' and the rockin' 'The Desert' - with Tom kindly thanking the WRC for their deserved award. No ‘Lover Boy Blues', no 'Book On A Shelf' nor 'Georgia Peach' but just thankful that this was not their farewell gig!" That was our take the last time we reviewed 2015 WRC 'One's To Watch' award winners Southbound supporting Shooter at Putney's Half Moon in March 2016 and the guys are back in London tonight playing just down the road at Under The Bridge with Henrik Freischlader (pictured) and The Connor Selby Band (Video Of The Day).

"They smash straight into the single 'Disconnected' with high energy riffs coming from Adam's semi-hollow guitar and Matt’s powerful drum beat getting the crowd going. It's not long before the expense of energy gives Matt a rather 'wild' look behind the drums and Adam's racing between microphones at either end of the stage creates a similar look for him too!" Read the whole of Chris Bourlet's Colt48, Black Orchid Empire and Stand Alone, London's Hope & Anchor, Islington, gig review from last Friday here.

On Today's 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 and Classic Tracks including songs from Joanne Shaw Taylor, Mike Ross, Lethbridge Owen (pictured), Josh Smith, Eric Gales, Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes and many more.

Alternative Indie-Rock band Flight Brigade release their new single ‘Fury Road’ this Friday 22nd March, and to support this, the band kick off a four-week run of shows starting with Dingwalls Camden tonight, finishing off back in London at The Half Moon, Putney, on Thursday 18th April. The single is 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!

Following the release of 2018's ‘Accomplice One’, a hugely successful UK tour and his first ever European Guitar Camp in Scotland, esteemed Grammy-nominated guitarist, composer and guitar virtuoso Tommy Emmanuel stopped off at London's Royal Festival Hall last night as part of his March 2019 UK Tour with special guest J.D. Simo also performing a solo set. Emmanuel proved that he's a breathtaking live artist as much as he is on record and his performance was one of irresistible showmanship, exhilarating finger picking and outstanding musicianship – a performance not to have been missed. With a review and Photo Gallery to come, please check out today's Video Of The Day.