Today's Blues Club Podcast Track Of The Day is another two hours of non-stop Best in Blues and beyond with More Music and Less Chat featuring music from Steve Winwood (pictured), Steppenwolf, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Anthony Gomes, The Marcus King Band, Doyle Bramhall II, Elles Bailey, Dave Ferra, Larkin Poe, The Record Company, The Riotous Brothers, Kyla Brox, Billy F Gibbons, The Rolling Stones, Kirk Fletcher, Scott Sharrard and many more.

"The stage is almost completely cleared for the headline act leaving maximum room for everyone to move around. The hospital intro starts rolling for 'Anarchy X', and the crowd cheers as the opening notes of 'Revolution Calling' fill the room. I've got to say that all the way through the sound was good with the vocals coming over very clearly. And that's the point here, we have come mainly to hear the vocals. Tate was amazing 30 years ago and age seems to have done little to reduce his mazing vocal range. Yes, of course there are concessions, but he still delivers a totally compelling performance." Read the whole of Hugh Wilson's Geoff Tate Operation: Mindcrime, The Underworld, Camden, London gig review from last Saturday here plus check out our photo gallery here.

Toto have been announced as one of the first artists to perform at the Live At Chelsea Concert Series 2019, which is celebrating its 5th year of bringing live music to the spectacular outdoor grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea – home of the Chelsea Pensioners. Toto will headline on Thursday 13th June, whilst The Gipsy Kings will headline the event on Friday 14th June. Currently celebrating 40 years since the release of their debut album, Toto are one of the world’s foremost Rock bands. With their current line-up of Joseph Williams (lead vocals), Steve Porcaro (keyboards) and Steve Lukather (guitars, vocals), the group are celebrating an incredible legacy of unparalleled hits and accolades. With ubiquitous hits including '‘Africa’' (Video Of The Day), ‘'Hold The Line’', and ‘'Rosanna’', the band have won an incredible 6 Grammy Awards, including Best Record in 1983. Inducted into the Musicians Hall of Fame in 2009, Toto continue to sell out huge shows to audiences the world over.

If you're heading towards London's Trafalgar Square tonight for the big Christmas tree lights switch on, then keep an eye open for the Geoff Carne & The Hatz street crew who will promoting their new single 'Christmas Time', which is today's Track Of The Day and was also released on Monday. Don't forget also that the band are also playing Camden's Dublin Castle next Tuesday at 9pm.

Yes, the big night has nearly arrived! This year’s Wrinklystock 7 takes place at the Mick Jagger Centre, Dartford, tomorrow at 7.30pm and stars The Kast off Kinks, featuring three former members of the legendary band The Kinks! With support once again from Wrinklystock legends The Replicants, The Kast off Kinks are back together playing great music and re-living the good times whilst keeping the songs alive that made The Kinks a household name - featuring Mick Avory (original drummer on all the classic hits from 1964-84), Ian Gibbons (keyboards/vocals, Kinks 80’s & 90’s and still with Sir Ray Davies), John Dalton (bass/vocals, Kinks 60’s & 70’s) alongside Dave Clarke (guitar/vocals, formerly of the Beach Boys, Noel Redding & Tim Rose). Expect an evening of iconic hits including: 'You Really Got Me', 'Dedicated Follower of Fashion', 'Sunny Afternoon', 'Lola', 'Days', 'Waterloo Sunset', 'Come Dancing', 'All Day and All of the Night' plus more... A great night out, not to be missed! A few tickets priced £23 can still be purchased online here or from the MJC Box Office on 01322 291100.

After breaking through last year with their platinum hit 'Wish I Knew You', The Revivalists (Video Of The Day) kept the momentum going with another successful single 'All My Friends', taken from their latest album 'Take Good Care', released early last month. To celebrate its release, lead singer/guitarist David Shaw, guitarists Zack Feinberg and Ed Williams, drummer Andrew Campanelli, bassist George Gekas, saxophonist Rob Ingraham and percussionist PJ Howard are finally heading over the pond early next year on their 'Take Good Care' tour, stopping off at London's iconic 100 Club on Thursday 7th February.

""Thank you so much" Dan greeted the applause of a now full house. In fact, as he again went to his back catalogue and introduced the "real Blues" of 'Taking Chances' from 'Dear Silence Thieves', it was so pleasing to see such a young demographic in the Academy crowd tonight, Patlansky appropriately grimacing as he knocked out another stand out solo on his amazing new "Partsocaster", yes you've guessed it, made up of various parts of various Stratocasters, but still a beast of a guitar that replaced his treasured but knackered '62 Strat. Talking about parts, as Dan asked everyone to put their hands together, no Patlansky gig would be complete without Gatza's keys on 'Introvertigo's 'Heartbeat' - cue Tom's awesome stand up solo with even rockin' accompaniment from the gathered paparazzi in the pit!" Read the whole of AJ's Dan Patlansky/Gorilla Riot O2 Academy Islington London gig review from last Thursday here plus check out our photo gallery here (photo courtesy of Robert Sutton).

Today's Rock On The Ridge Podcast Track Of The Day is a CD Launch Party Special featuring Collateral, Dead Man's Whiskey and Twisted Illusion. Also featured on the show are Black Star Riders, City Of Thieves, Dirty Thrills, Far Suns Fall, Birds of the Sun, Deever, Salvation Jayne, Electric Mary, The Bad Flowers, Red Sun Rising, The Brew, Puppet Kings, Everyday Heroes, Molly Hatchet, Electric Boys, Electric Light Orchestra, and on their 'Introducing Stage', two in a row from Revolution Highway.

"The ‘4 Shots’ EP kicks off with the solid ‘Going With The Wind’ cool guitar riffs, mixed nicely under the vocal lines and strong melody. Second up, the AOR tinged ‘Angels Crying’, with hints of Nashville’s new Country-Rock acts which could see the cigarette lighter being raised on this one. In at number three ‘Just Waiting For You’ - one that I would cast as the best song of the four. Very well arranged and the hooks vocal and musically in all the right places! Last of the four shots ‘Midnight Queen’ - quiet easily the commercial radio single with its outright catchy chorus lines." Today read Geoff C.'s complete take here on Collateral's '4 Shots' EP plus check out today's Video Of The Day.

It's time for another new Blues On The Radio Podcast Track Of The Day! An hour filled with music from Sari Schorr, The Riotous Brothers, Walter Trout, Markey Blue Ric Latina Project, Scott Sharrard, David George Rose, Fiona Boyes, ElectroBluesSociety, Kirk Fletcher, The Ragtime Rumours, Travellin' Blue Kings and, of course, ahead of his appearance tonight at The Tuesday Night Music Club The Comrades Club, Coulsdon CR5 2N, Ian Siegal (pictured).

Yes, it's just five days now to this year’s Wrinklystock 7 that takes place at the Mick Jagger Centre, Dartford, this Friday 7th December at 7.30pm and stars The Kast off Kinks, featuring three former members of the legendary band The Kinks! With support once again from Wrinklystock legends The Replicants, The Kast off Kinks are back together playing great music and re-living the good times whilst keeping the songs alive that made The Kinks a household name - featuring Mick Avory (original drummer on all the classic hits from 1964-84), Ian Gibbons (keyboards/vocals, Kinks 80’s & 90’s and still with Sir Ray Davies), John Dalton (bass/vocals, Kinks 60’s & 70’s) alongside Dave Clarke (guitar/vocals, formerly of the Beach Boys, Noel Redding & Tim Rose). Expect an evening of iconic hits including: 'You Really Got Me', 'Dedicated Follower of Fashion', 'Sunny Afternoon', 'Lola', 'Days', 'Waterloo Sunset', 'Come Dancing', 'All Day and All of the Night' plus more... A great night out, not to be missed! Tickets priced £23 can still be purchased online here or from the MJC Box Office on 01322 291100.

With a review to come, today check out our Photo Gallery here from Geoff Tate's London The Underworld Camden gig from Saturday night. Excellently supported by both Hellion Stone and Mark Daly, the gig was one of a number of UK dates with a set that included the entire ‘Operation: Mindcrime’, Queensryche's landmark album celebrating its 30th Anniversary year. Having sold more than 25 million records at the helm of Queensrÿche, the band Tate fronted for three decades from their inception through to 2012, saw a thirteen album tenure that was marked by exploration, intrigue, bold risks and gratifying results. Their Grammy nominated 1988 album, a Rock opera about a recovering drug addict, thrust Tate's unique social consciousness, style and expertly crafted lyrics into the national spotlight, putting the Seattle act act firmly on the map with one of the most inspired Rock albums of its era while also defining Progressive Metal in the process.