Today's Track Of The Day is an all new Blues On The Radio with music from Delta Moon, Marcus Lazarus, Whitney Shay, Lol Goodman Band, Mat Walklate, Half Deaf Clatch, Scott Sharrard, Ms Zeno, Sugar Brown, Rainbreakers (pictured), The Zoe Green Band, Me and The Devil, The Robert J Hunter Band, Shari Puorto Band and (after their show at The Tuesday Night Music Club last night) 24Pesos.

"‘Mary Lous Dawg’ and ‘Working for Mary Jane’ are both good tracks musically, very well played with good vocals - as one would expect from such brilliant musicians. ‘Thrown To The Wolves’ is pure Rock - the heaviest track on the album, with a good riff that draws you into the music and a great track to finish the first CD on. The second CD is an acoustic version of the first CD where Spiby has taken it all back to guitar and vocals and pulled off a triumphant contrast. My favourite track is ‘Thrown To The Blues’, but hey, at the end of the day they are all good, and complement the first CD perfectly. A really good double album, although, if pressed, I preferred the acoustic sounds on the second CD compared to the Heavier Rock and Blues sound on the first CD. But, all in all, still a perfect match." Today read Brent Gregory's complete take here on former Black Spiders frontman Pete Spiby's new 'Failed Magician' double album which was released at the end of last month.

Bigfoot have announced a new lead singer ahead of their Autumn UK tour. The Wigan based Hard Rock band have been holding auditions over the Summer and new lead vocalist Sean Seabrook will be joining their hairy ranks alongside Sam Millar - guitar, Mick McCullagh - guitar, Matt Avery - bass and Tom Aspinall - drums. Their tour kicks off next week at home at the Boulevard on Thursday 13th September, also stopping off at London's New Cross Inn on Saturday 6th October along the way. Their self-titled debut album was released in October 2017 and was voted the no. 11 Album of the Year in the Planet Rock magazine readers poll as well as receiving critical praise. Check out today's Video Of The Day - the lyric video for 'Uninvited’ - taken from their self-titled debut album.

"A break in the set sees Jared James Nichols return to the stage, this time with a full fat Gibbo around his neck. The resulting jam was a master of Blues Rock, with JJN towering over the relatively diminutive Guns, trading licks with all the joy of the great masters and prodigies. Spine tingling stuff. Penultimate track 'The Ballad of Jayne' sees a slower lament with Guns playing some excellent solo work whilst Lewis again conducts a heartfelt singalong. Closing track is, in contrast, the angry 'Rip and Tear' which ("My name is Phillip") Lewis uses to introduce the band and bid adieu to our hearing as they sign off with a bang." Today read the whole of Mother's L. A. Guns, Jared James Nichols (Video Of The Day) and Stone Trigger O2 Academy Islington review from Friday night here, plus check out our Photo Gallery here.

Knoxville, Tennessee rockers 10 Years return to the UK tonight at London's The Underworld for the first time since their appearance at Download Festival in 2006, for a September tour that takes in six gigs following the release of their latest album '(how to live) As Ghosts', which was released in October last year on Mascot Records. 10 Years welcome back former members Brian Vodinh (guitar/drums) and Matt Wantland (guitar) alongside Chad Huff (bass), Kyle Mayer (drums) and Jesse Hasek (vocals), with the band’s eighth studio album being produced by the Grammy Award winning Nick Raskulinecz (Alice in Chains, Foo Fighters, Deftones, KoRn, Mastodon). Following a fantastic Canadian tour with Shinedown and In This Moment earlier this year, 10 Years continue to power through the open road including US shows with Breaking Benjamin, A Perfect Circle, Stone Temple Pilots, Black Stone Cherry, Fozzy, Popevil, Seether, Nonpoint, Butcher Babies and more as well as festival appearances at Rock on the Range, Northern Invasion and Rockfest - so the UK can expect an explosive show!

The Devon Allman Project, with special guest Duanne Betts (son of Dickey - former member of Dawes and Great Southern), stop off at London Islington Assembly Hall tonight as part of their UK tour ahead of three further dates in Newcastle, Leeds and Manchester. They kicked off their 2018 World Tour with a very special show at the Fillmore in San Francisco in December last year. The Fillmore show featured guest appearances by Luther and Cody Dickinson (North Mississippi All-Stars), Samantha Fish, Jimmy Hall (Wet Willie, Jeff Beck, Hank Williams Jr.), Bobby Whitlock (Derek & The Dominos, Dr. John, Rolling Stones) and long-time Gregg Allman keyboardist, Peter Levin - who will also act as the tour musical director. Each night will feature a set of Duane's originals, Devon Allman originals, Royal Southern Brotherhood and Honeytribe (Track Of The Day) songs along with an encore set including Allman Brothers songs with Devon, Duane and special guests participating.

"The last track on the album is the brilliant Ian McLagan cover ‘Never Say Never’ - McLagan wrote this song after his wife's tragic death in 2006. Writing the song was part of his healing process. Sadly McLagan passed away in 2014 due to complications after suffering a stroke, he was sixty-nine years old. This is a truly beautiful song with an ocean of emotion pouring from each and every word. A sensational and arresting performance from Sari, simply breath-taking! She definitely does the song proud. I am certain Ian would approve." Today read Steven C. Gilbert's complete take here on Sari Schorr's new CD 'Never Say Never' due to be released on Friday 5th October.

This week's Black On Blues Podcast Track Of The Day is another Blues women special dedicated to the memory of Bluesman, Lazy Lester – who died recently. Music this week includes Shari Puorto, Whitney Shay, Amanda Fish, Heidi Blasmo, Karen Lawrence and Lazy Lester.

Today's Video Of The Day 'We All Feel The Same' is by certified LA guitar legend Michael Landau from his album 'Rock Bottom' released via Mascot Label Group/Provogue earlier this year. 'Rock Bottom' sounds like it left the Morrison Hotel in 1970, got lost in Laurel Canyon, and finally found its way out onto Ventura Boulevard in 2017. It suggests Joni Mitchell’s heady brew of imagery laden words and mystical melodies as easily as it evokes Hendrix, Arthur Lee, Love’s 'Forever Changes' and Buffalo Springfield. It is, however, above all, an album with a singular voice of its own. Have you ever been experienced? Well, this album will get you where you’re going!

‘Never Fade’ (today's Track Of The Day) was the third track from Alice In Chains recent 'Rainier Fog' album to be released, following ‘So Far Under’ and ‘The One You Know’. Recorded with producer Nick Raskulinecz (his third consecutive album with the band) and mixed by Joe Barresi (Queens of the Stone Age, Tool), Alice In Chains (vocalist/guitarist Jerry Cantrell, vocalist/guitarist William DuVall, drummer Sean Kinney and bassist Mike Inez) also recently added a third leg to their worldwide headlining tour. 'Rainier Fog' follows 2013’s Grammy nominated 'The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here', which entered Billboard’s Top 200 chart at No. 2 and debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Alternative Albums, Top Rock Albums, Hard Rock Albums charts and the iTunes Rock Album Chart. Its first two singles, ‘Stone’ and ‘Hollow’, both shot to No. 1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Tracks chart and ‘Voices’ hit No. 3. All three tracks stayed on the chart for over 20 weeks!

Founded in 1983 by guitarists Billy Rowe and Fernie Rod, Jetboy touch down at London's The Underworld in Camden tonight to perform their brand of Rock ’n Roll in the 21st century with the same passion that has existed since the very beginning, as exemplified by today's Video Of The Day for the title track of their new album ‘Born To Fly’, which will be released in January 2019. The new album, made by the core Jetboy trio of Rowe, Rod and Finn together with Faster Pussycat bassist Eric Stacy and drummer Al Serrato, is the first full length record by the band since 1990. A blend of edgy Rock ’n Roll with a traditional Blues influence, it is the perfect vehicle to exploit the commanding style of the band’s classic sound. ‘Born To Fly’ is a fine Rock record by any measure, with hints of the band’s 70’s influences and 80’s sound, while adding three plus decades of experience to the grooves. Jetboy is ready to fly again.

With a review of the L. A. Guns, Jared James Nichols and Stone Trigger O2 Academy Islington gig from Friday night in the pipeline, today you can check out our photo gallery from the night here. Indeed both L. A. Guns and Jetboy played the first night of HRH Sleaze last night in Sheffield and the sleaze finishes today with Backyard Babies headlining as well as Shiraz Lane in support.