Escape The Fate go blind dating in today's Video Of The Day for ‘Do You Love Me?’, taken from their sixth and latest album 'I Am Human', that sees an evolution of Escape The Fate’s sound which brings the band back to the excitement of their roots. The video comes just as the band wrap up their UK and European headline tour, celebrating the 10th anniversary of their breakthrough album 'This War Is Ours' - performing the album in its entirety at their final show at London’s Electric Ballroom tonight. 'This War Is Ours' was their debut record with vocalist Craig Mabbitt, and marked the beginning of a long-standing and remarkable journey for the band that’s seen them loved across the world. The tour was a huge success in Australia in 2018, so the band were ecstatic to be able to bring the celebration to fans at twenty-three venues across the UK and Europe.

"The party is in full swing now and up next is Slash. I have to say the sound levels were beginning to bug everyone now and even the trademark Slash solos were a bit mute, especially in the first half of the set. However the roof came off – if there had been one of course – as he launched into 'Sweet Child of Mine', 'Slither' and 'Paradise City' – brilliant finale to the set. He doesn’t say much – he doesn’t need to!" That was part of our High Voltage take way back in July 2011 (pictured) and both Slash and Myles Kennedy return to London tonight with their Conspirators at the Eventim Apollo.

"Lounge 666’s constricted environment limited the scope for Troy‘s trademark guitar theatricals, but it did facilitate interaction with the audience: Troy took full advantage by occasionally stepping right into the crowd, though how he found space to get through the tightly packed front rows is still beyond me! As always, Chip had entered the stage flamboyantly dressed, looking larger than life, with his big ass glasses and large cap." Read the whole of Big Ian's Enuff Z'nuff + The Last Great Dreamers + Hellshed, Lounge 666, Camden, London, gig review from last Thursday here, plus check out our updated Photo Gallery here.

Today's Video Of The Day is Empyre, who perform intense, atmospheric Rock, with a dark and introspective edge to their writing. In the words of BBC Introducing their music ranges from “Triumphant, chest beating Rock” to more subtle but just as arresting numbers inviting you to do the deepest of soul searching. This is a gritty, lyrically engaging and profound style of Rock music you have not heard before. Consisting of Henrik Steenholdt - vocals and guitar, Did Coles - lead guitar, Jack Bowles - drums and Grant Hockley - bass, they are on the road with Blackwater Conspiracy for three dates in early March, followed by a tour in May and June with Ryders Creed, The Rocket Dolls and Thirteen Stars.

Today's Blues On The Radio Track Of The Day fits in music from Tedeschi Trucks Band, Rosie Flores, Black Cat Biscuit, Kenny Parker, Simon Kennedy, Ariel Posen, Blues Arcadia, Elles Bailey (pictured), The Blues Spiders, Wily Bo Walker, The Reverend Shawn Amos and Dan Burnett, ahead of his show at The Tuesday Night Music Club, The Comrades Club, Coulsdon CR5 2N tonight.

Parlophone Records will continue their reissues series of the Iron Maiden catalogue with the second set of Digipak CD titles in 'The Studio Collection – Remastered', to be released on Friday 22nd March which includes 'Powerslave', 'Somewhere In Time', 'Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son' and 'No Prayer For The Dying'. Following on from 2014/2017’s black vinyl releases and 2015’s Mastered for iTunes project, 'The Studio Collection – Remastered' features recordings taken from the same remasters as the 2015 hi-res digital releases. The albums supersede the previously available studio catalogue and all titles will also be made available on streaming platforms. As a bonus for collectors, 'Somewhere In Time' will also be optionally available in a specially artworked box featuring a 1:24 scale figurine and exclusive patch.

Dream Theater’s Jordan Rudess will release his brand new spiralling and stunning solo album ‘Wired for Madness’ on Friday 19th April via Music Theories Recordings/Mascot Label Group. ‘Wired for Madness' bursts and flows forth with all of the drama, technique and melodicism that have become his musical hallmarks, the album also features the keyboard wizard handling many of the vocals. Renowned guests include drummer Marco Minnemann, Dream Theater frontman James LaBrie, guitarists Vinnie Moore, Guthrie Govan, Joe Bonamassa and John Petrucci. Anyway, check out today's Track Of The Day, the lyric video for 'Wired For Madness Pt 1.3'.

2017 WRC 'One's To Watch' award winners Stone Broken have released a brand new remixed version of ‘The Only Thing I Need’ - taken from their current studio album 'Ain’t Always Easy'. The track has been given a fresh arrangement by renowned UK engineer/producer Adrian Hall, who has previously worked with such artists as Alicia Keys, The Clash, Robbie Williams & Goldfrapp. For some, these deep winter months can be tough to take, but the band offer us a glimpse of brighter days in their heart-warming, nostalgia-inducing clip for the song - today's Video Of The Day. The Midlands quartet spent much of 2018 gigging hard, playing non-stop in the UK, Europe and the USA in support of 'Ain’t Always Easy', and 2019 sees them continuing down the live path, headlining sixteen dates across the UK and Ireland, including London's O2 Islington Academy this Friday with support from Those Damn Crows.

Last month saw the release of ’The New Normal’, the latest solo album by former Alice Cooper guitarist Kane Roberts. Not only does his former boss sing on the new single taken from it, ’Beginning Of The End’ (today's Track Of The Day), but Alissa White-Gluz of Arch Enemy also joins in the fun…. and they both co-star with Roberts in the song's cinematic video. The mini–action movie sees the trio wreaking all sorts of havoc together while singing the propulsive cut. Of all the iconic 1980’s Rock ’N’ Roll in concert images, one of the most memorable is Alice Cooper’s Rambo-alike guitarist and his M-60 machine gun guitar. That musician is Roberts, an accomplished writer and singer in his own right, who went on to record four solo albums (including the ‘Phoenix Down’ project released via Frontiers Music in the late 90’s). ‘The New Normal’ re-introduces a unique artist ready to return to the spotlight. Melding the old and new in Metal on an outstanding album, it is not to be missed.

The "Queen of Rock 'N' Roll" Suzi Quatro released her first new single and video for the song 'No Soul/No Control' last Friday - today's Video Of The Day! The song is taken from her forthcoming studio album 'No Control' due to be released on Friday 29th March on SPV/Steamhammer. The American musician has been in the music business for more than 50 years, delivering her greatest hits such as ‘Can The Can’, ‘48 Crash’, ‘If You Can't Give Me Love’, 'She's In Love With You' and ‘Devil Gate Drive’ with unbridled energy. Suzi has recorded eleven new songs (plus two bonus tracks) on her new album, of which she plans to debut a couple of tracks amongst her greatest hits during her major UK/Australian/European tour this year including London's Wembley SSE Arena on Thursday 11th April.

On Friday 8th March, a staple in the Hanseatic Metal-Institution, Iron Savior, will unleash their martial titled album 'Kill Or Get Killed!', with ten brand new killer songs, on an unsuspecting world. It was back in 1996 that multi-talented artist Piet Sielck, who made a mark among others as a guitarist and producer, first founded his solo project. The line-up carousel rotated steadily, but over the years, the band continuously and relentlessly released nine albums, a live CD/DVD and their best of 'Reforged: Riding The Fire'. Chart entries 'Titancraft' and 'Heavy Metal Never Dies' were indicative of the Hamburg based band - the capital of Teutonic Power Metal - with their classic, infectious Melodic Heavy Metal sound.

With a review waiting in the pipeline, today we have our Photo Gallery here from Thursday night's Valentine's Day gig at Camden's The Lounge 666 in London, featuring Enuff Z’nuff, The Last Great Dreamers and Hellshed. Now centered around bass player and vocalist Chip Z’nuff, Enuff Z’nuff showed that they are still alive and kicking in front of a legion of loyal fans, who couldn’t get enough of the band’s power Pop melded with Hard Rock stylings. In addition to Chip Z’nuff, the band featured longtime guitarist Tory Stoffregen, ex-Ultravox singer/guitarist Tony Fennell and Chicago native Daniel Benjamin Hill on drums.