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. Music this week includes tracks from Buddy Guy, Southern Avenue, Imelda May, Thorbjørn Risager & The Black Tornado, Dana Fuchs, CC Smugglers, Caro Emerald, Susan Angeletti, The Riotous Brothers, Sister Suzie, The Marcus King Band, Dove and Boweevil, Khalif Wailin Walter, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Frank Bey, Michael Kaeshammer, Jim Allchin, Midnite Johnny Morana, RC and The Moonpie Band, Peter V Blues Train, Vargas Blues Band, Wille and the Bandits, The Jazz Crusaders, Marcia Ball, Paul Rodgers, The Weight Band, Dennis Herrera, Ana Popovic (pictured), Eric Clapton, B. B. & The Blues Shacks and more.

"Suffice to say that once the sounds problems were sorted out Massive cranked up the tempo as they weaved around the small stage wringing every possible sinew out of their performance with their full frontal Aussie Rock including 'One By One', fans favourite 'Blood Money Blues', 'Dancefloor', 'Burn The Sun', Ghost', new single 'Calm Before The Storm' from their forthcoming album and finished with 'Now Or Never'. However, despite the fact that the rain had relented since yesterday, but thanks to copious cans of lager being opened up on stage during their set, with Ben chucking cans at his brother and Brad pouring a full can over his head whilst playing guitar (seriously) - cue Marr's wardrobe malfunction as he slipped and split his crotch - you couldn't make it up! Entertainment wise, these guys are the full package and long may it continue!" That was part of our review of Massive at Ramblin' Man Fair in July last year and as well as being today's Video Of The Day, the guys are playing the Hard Rock Hell Main Stage at Hafan y Môr Holiday Park, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, North Wales, at 4.20pm tomorrow!

With a photo gallery here today from Erja Lyytinen's London Borderline gig on Tuesday night, plus a review to come, the good news is that the European Blues Award winner will be returning to the UK in March 2019. Erja has also just been nominated for the second year in a row as Guitarist of the Year 2018 by the European Blues Awards and will release her new studio album in 2019 on her own record label Tuohi Records. The new album will feature guest performances from Sonny Landreth and Jennifer Batten (Michael Jackson). The album will include Erja’s two new singles 'Without You' and 'Another World', which were released digitally in 2018.

Following the Hard Rock Hell Awards last night, HRH 12 finally kicks off today at Hafan y Môr Holiday Park, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, North Wales. As our HRH countdown comes to an end, today's Video Of The Day is Glasgow Heavy Rock band Anchor Lane who are playing tomorrow evening and have become a regular fixture on the Scottish music scene. The four-piece’s stunning debut EP ‘New Beginning’ highlights the band as skilled songwriters with a talent for writing powerful riffs. Anchor Lane have rapidly grown in stature and reputation, steadily building momentum and picking up rave reviews with their own headline shows and key guest slots. Indeed, 2018 has been an extremely exciting year for Anchor Lane with their debut album in the works and a host of prominent live shows throughout the country.

"Closing out the night, and the festival, were Southern Rock legends Molly Hatchet. Somewhat curiously they were minus one guitarist, which meant their usual twin guitar boogie sound was restricted to the single guitar of Bobby Ingram. But he played it with style and they closed the night with a string of classics finishing, obviously, with ‘Boogie No More’." That was our take at Hard Rock Hell in November 2016 and Molly Hatchet (Track Of The Day) return to the UK this December namely: 5th The Robin 2, Wolverhampton, 6th Waterfront, Norwich, 7th Dingwalls, London, 8th Plug, Sheffield and 9th The Globe, Cardiff. For tickets go here or call 08444 220 026.

On today's WRC Award winning Rock On The Ridge Podcast Track Of The Day, there's music from Foreigner (pictured), Jizzy Pearl, City Of Thieves, RavenEye, Collateral, Dead Man's Whiskey, Bedrokk, Blue Nation, The Blue Stones, Riot Horse, The Rocket Dolls, Samarkind, Desktop Rulers, Prospect Hill, Rainbreakers, RHR Redfern, Hutchinson & Ross, The Doors, Edenthorn, The Reverent Cavaliers, Austin Gold, Fish, Shaman's Harvest and on their Introducing Stage, two in a row from Burden Down.

With the Hard Rock Hell Awards taking place tonight at Hafan y Môr Holiday Park, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, North Wales, we also look forward to this Friday 9th November when Voodoo Blood (Video Of The Day) take to HRH Stage Two at 3.55pm. This band take the swagger and soul of some of the 70’s Rock giants and turn it into an irresistible brew of truly ferocious and blistering heavy Blues Rock, matched with superb song writing and huge hooks. Live, Voodoo Blood give off enough energy to light up a large city. Front woman Kim prowling the stage whilst the boys, Sean, Chris and Will, crank out the riffs over monstrous grooves. This really is feral Blues, played hard, heavy and with blistering commitment. The bands brand new second EP takes the band’s high octane Rock to new levels, evolving in heavier and groovier ways than ever before. 'Fresh Hell' draws from other influences of the band, flirting with darker tones whilst still holding the bands staple ‘Blues on steroids’ sound.

Visceral Canadian rockers The Wild! hit London's Black Heart stage in Camden tonight on the back of last year's storming debut album '‘Wild At Heart’', produced by Mike Fraser (AC/DC, Aerosmith, Jimmy Page, Metallica, Van Halen). Supported by Those Damn Crows, The Wild! are a vital, organic four piece who hail from Kelowna, British Columbia, who take the gritty authenticity of the Delta Blues, speed it up with a reckless Punk Rock attitude, and then roll all that up into a Southern Rock cigarette. The band were nominated ‘Best New Rock Band’ at the 2015 Canadian Radio Music Awards, after their debut EP ‘'GxDxWxB’', (which stands for ‘God Damn Wild Boys’), crashed into the top five of the Rock Chart, leading to major Canadian tours with Airbourne, Buckcherry, Godsmack, Korn, Monster Truck, Rise Against and Sebastian Bach.

"The downbeat Blues burner 'Slowly Burning' with its Lyytinen a cappella "Can You Feel My Pain Now People" was another opportunity for Erja to take it out on her Fender Strat with a smooth controlled vocal delivery given the song's emotional context plus a delightful 'Parisienne Walkways' outro. Before Erja belted out the title track 'Stolen Hearts' - she fittingly paid tribute to legendary producer Chris Kimsey for his contribution to the album. Erja then managed to get some audience participation in singing "Stolen Hearts" before she once more demonstrated both her strong vocals and fret board skills with a Hendrix twist that effectively turned into a very tasty little jam." That was part of our take on Erja Lyytinen at London's The Borderline in September last year and Erja returns to play the same venue tonight.

Our Hard Rock Hell 12 countdown, to be held at Hafan y Môr Holiday Park, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, North Wales, from this Thursday, continues with Smoking Martha who play this Saturday 10th November. Coincidentally, their debut album 'In Deep' (complete with bonus tracks) gets its UK/European official release the day before via Bad Reputation Records. The Aussie Alternative Rock band (today's Video Of The Day) are also doing a run of UK shows including London's The Black Heart on Friday 30th November. Hailing from Brisbane/Gold Coast, their debut album is brimming with hooky riffs and alluring smoky vocals. Recorded at Loose Stone Studios with Matthew Bartlem (Matt Corby, Dead Letter Circus) in the producer’s chair, it perfectly encapsulates the bands heavy hitting, but versatile sound. Combine all this with a stack of shows impressing audiences with the likes of Wolfmother, Thunder, Seether, Hardcore Superstar, Fuel, Everclear, P.O.D., Cherie Currie (The Runaways) and more, Smoking Martha continues to grow their fanbase and the potency of an intense reputation as one of Australia's must see Rock bands live in the UK this November.

Today's Blues On The Radio Podcast Track Of The Day is an hour filled with music from Eric Bibb, Jonny Lang, The Ragtime Rumours, Dave Ferra, Rene Trossman, Detonics, Kris Barras Band, Rainbreakers, Dr. Bob and the Bluesmakers, Walter Trout, RHR Redfern, Hutchinson & Ross and, ahead of their show at The Tuesday Night Music Club, The Comrades Club, Coulsdon CR5 2NF, two tracks from Sam Kelly's Station House.

Having sold out the iconic London Palladium 10 months in advance, renowned Space Rock band Hawkwind consequently added further UK dates for their brand new concept show ‘In Search of Utopia - Infinity and Beyond’ and they complete their five day schedule with a second gig at the Palladium tonight. For the very first time in their illustrious career, the band will be joined by a live orchestra in what promises to be amongst their most exciting and ambitious live concerts to date. The score for the show is produced by the legendary Mike Batt. Known as both the man who discovered Katie Melua and the musical mastermind behind The Wombles, he has had a stellar career across radio, film and TV working with musicians such as Roger Daltrey, Lemmy, Status Quo and Huey Lewis. He has also has conducted some of the world’s greatest orchestras including the London Symphony and Royal Philharmonic.