Country music’s most amped and raucous trio bring their cheers, beers and hallelujah motto from the road to the airwaves with today’s Track Of The Day of ‘Crackin’ Cold Ones With The Boys’. The Cadillac Three are back on the top of playlists with their aptly-title new single and live music video, out now on Big Machine Records. The Music City natives – Jaren Johnston (guitar and lead vocals), Kelby Ray (lap steel guitar) and Neil Mason (drums, percussion and vocals) – enlisted their road crew Jefferson Brown, Benjamin Dunn, Chris Grainger and Brandon Wootten to complete the boozy party anthem while out on the road for their Country Fuzz Tour, one of many headline treks taking TC3’s tunes across the globe.

Following a hugely successful 2018 tour, the Mascot Label Group/Provogue Rockin’ The Blues tour returns in 2019 with an incredible line-up featuring Blues-Rock royalty Walter Trout, the platinum selling international star Jonny Lang and the fast-rising Blues-Rock hero Kris Barras. The tour will be calling through Germany, France, The Netherlands and finally in the UK at The O2 Forum Kentish Town, London, on Tuesday 4th June. Every gig will also see them all come together for a final jam at the end of each night.

Preceded by ’The Devil’s Turn’ EP in the Summer of 2018, Finnish Heavy Rockers Leverage (Track Of The Day) unleashed 'DeterminUs' on Friday, their first full length album in a decade. Defying easy categorisation, they are neither a Power Metal or AOR band, nor an 80’s throwback, and for them it is all about making and playing music with heart and soul while having a blast doing so. With a unique blend of Symphonic and Melodic Hard Rock and a twist of Progressive Metal, their 2006 debut album ‘Tides’ created a buzz and the band signed to Frontiers for the 2008 follow-up, ‘Blind Fire’. They were then picked up by Spinefarm/Universal for ‘Circus Colossus’ the following year, but became inactive shortly after. Now they are back, with new singer Kimmo Blom and guitarist Mikko Salovaara among their ranks. ‘DeterminUs’ promises to be a highlight of the Melodic Metal scene in 2019.

Eleven-time Grammy winner Alan Parsons released his new studio album 'The Secret' on Friday through Frontiers Music and today's Video Of The Day 'As Lights Fall' is taken from the album. 'The Secret' sees Parsons return to Pop Rock with Symphonic and Progressive interludes which marks the definite return of the Alan Parsons Project sounds. The album features several guests including Steve Hackett, Lou Gramm and Vinnie Colaiuta. 'As Lights Fall' follows on from the first video of the album, 'Miracle', featuring Jason Mraz on vocals.

German band Stahlmann, known for their spectacular stage presence and for their hard German-speaking Rock Music, are also famous for constantly developing their uncompromising sound. Thus their latest album 'Kinder Der Sehnsucht', released last month, breaks open some traditional genre borders. The band consisting of Martin ”Mart” Soer (vocals & programming), Mario Sobotka (guitars), Eugene "Gene“ Getman (bass) and Dimitrios “Tacki“ Gatsios (drums), sees stoic guitars, chilling electro-parts and brute lyrics mix perfectly with light Punk Rock and Deutsch Rock elements. Consequently 'Kinder Der Sehnsucht' is made of musical and textual depth and stands for a rousing atmosphere of departure. All that the hard German music scene is representing today - all of this is part of this record.

With doors opening at 12.45pm till 9pm today, Camden Rocks Festival presents another all-day Rock-n-Roll bonanza featuring Calico Jack + Laulia + The Dark Light + Plåstic + Glossii + Lara Smiles + David Stevens And The Beguiled + Liars Teeth + Miceberg + Khartoum - all live at The Monarch. Meanwhile, at 2pm today 2015 WRC One's To Watch Award winners Southbound take to the stage at Blues At Barleylands, Barleylands Social Club, Barleylands Road, Billericay, Essex CM11 2UF. And later tonight, 2016 WRC Best Support Award winners Monster Truck (pictured) are headlining at Camden's Electric Ballroom, whilst also in London, Jawbreaker (Track Of The Day) are playing Brixton's O2 Academy.

Critically acclaimed The King’s Parade had already played four countries in Europe on their current headline tour before coming to the UK to play three dates across the country in Leeds, Brighton and London's The Borderline last Thursday night. The band recently released both their new single, ‘Mistakes’, plus the EP it is taken from - 'Mad' - which weaves between touching, soulful moments and passionate outbursts of sonic energy amid graceful melodies, captivating harmonies and enthralling songwriting. The London four-piece have also built up a fervent live fanbase having already completed a number of sold out headline tours across the UK and Europe. Anyway, with a review still to come, check out today's initial Photo Gallery here including support band Imogen.

"Wily’s vocal is the first thing that strikes out, the gravel tone voice that could be described as a cross between Chris Rea and Mark Knopfler gives the songs a British feel against an Americana sound that they’ve produced. E D Brayshaw's guitar work instantly reminded me of Thin Lizzy style guitar players’ a la Gary Moore and Brian Robertson and the classy female backing vocals from Karena K complements the material perfectly." Read the whole of Geoff C's Wily Bo Walker & E D Bradshaw 'The Roads We Ride' CD review here plus check out our Video Of The Day.

Swedish Power Metal veterans Axenstar are an integral part of the European scene given that they have released six studio albums since their debut ‘Perpetual Twilight’ in 2002. plus their last album ‘Where Dreams Are Forgotten’ in 2014. Today's Video Of The Day is 'The Unholy', taken from their new album 'End Of All Hope', released digitally today. Following their two previous singles 'King Of Fools' and 'Honor And Victory', 'The Unholy' marks another hint of what to expect from the Swedes' great new album.

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 Catfish, Benny Turner, Jesse Davey, Jeff Beck, Shuffle Express, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Mighty Mike Schermer, Jumping Matt and his Combo, George Benson, New York Horns, Bonita & The Blues Shacks, Bob Corritore, Matt Pearce & The Mutiny, Wily Bo Walker (pictured), Big Wolf Band, Frankie Miller, Buddy Guy, Susan Santos, Stephen Dale Petit, Dove and Boweevil, Richard Townend & The Mighty Bosscats, Kelly's Lot, Beth Hart, Stef Paglia, Frim-Fram, Meg Williams, Marcus Lazarus Band, Albert Collins, Robert Cray, Imelda May, Steve Howell & Jason Weinheimer and more.

Lethbridge Owen’s official album launch of 'Mind Over Matter' takes place at London's Under The Bridge tonight. Described as a 70’s Fleetwood Mac with Eric Johnson on guitar, the male/female fronted outfit offer an intoxicating mix of Rock, Roots, with acoustic flavours, all underpinned by excellent songwriting and some truly fine, understated but no less impressive, musicianship. Doors open at 6.30pm, with support from The Great Flud at 7pm, Katy Hurt at 8pm and headliner's Lethbridge Owen on at 9.15pm. Meanwhile, also tonight, down at Leo's Red Lion in Gravesend, Kent, there's an awesome line up of three young talented Rock bands for your delectation - namely Gorilla Riot, 2018 WRC One's To Watch Award winners Collateral and headliner's Bad Touch.

"An initially shy young Blues guitarist, Kirk Fletcher, was invited onto stage and challenged in a guitar ‘gunfire stand-off’ with Bonamassa, which raged between the two of them in a display of matched musical fury and attack that built to a thunderous crescendo. “Too loud, too many notes!” joked Bonamassa. ‘Slow Train’ was an excellent follow-up to this with all instruments beating a tempo that conjured visions of the approaching freight train chugging along lonely dusty tracks with calming light play on the backdrop of the stage and rhythm leading into an incredible guitar finish." That was part of our take the last time we saw Joe Bonamassa at the Hampton Court Palace Festival in June last year (pictured) and JB returns to his more familiar stomping ground of London's Royal Albert Hall at 7.30pm tonight.