"'Need To Love' is a fragile and ethereal song performed with eminent grace. Dorian's voice sounds quite emotionally exposed and vulnerable but with an honest and deep resonance, quite moving. The divine and graceful 'Hello My Friend', a song that recalls tragic American folk hero Jackson C. Frank, closes the EP with its lilting arpeggios and celestial vocals." Today read Steven C. Gilbert's complete take on Dorian Sorriaux's 'Hungry Ghost' EP here plus check out today's Video Of The Day.

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, UK Independent Blues Broadcasters Association Presenters' Picks and much more. Music this week Includes tracks from Tower of Power, Buddy Guy, Deb Ryder, Tom Hambridge, The Achievers, London Blusion, Ben Poole, JP Soars, Waydown Wailers, Mike Vernon & The Mighty Combo, Dana Fuchs, Thorbjørn Risager & The Black Tornado, The Bennett Brothers Band, Bob Corritore, Stevie Ray Vaughan, The Blues Brothers, Wilko Johnson (pictured), The Jimmys, Bruce Katz, Jonny Lang, Catfish, Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa, Sayer & Joyce, Mike Zito, Brooks Williams, Funky Meters, Greg Coulson, Rob Berry, B. B. & The Blues Shacks and more.

One of music’s greatest artists headlined Barclaycard presents British Summer Time Hyde Park last Sunday as Eric Clapton played a very special concert, continuing the legacy of all-time greats gracing the Great Oak Stage. With a decades-long career and countless accolades to his name, Clapton was joined by Special Guests, Santana, his old mucker Steve Winwood and Gary Clark Jr. Anyway today check out our Photo Gallery courtesy of Bruce Biege from a hot but memorable day here plus also our updated Supersonic Blues Machine Photo Gallery here from the Wednesday before at London's Shepherd's Bush Empire.

Birdwood are dedicating their gig tonight at the Eel Pie Club, The Patch, 67 London Road, Twickenham TW13SZ, to the late Art Wood (brother of Ronnie Wood of The Rolling Stones) whose assistance, enthusiasm and encouragement in the Eel Pie Club’s early days will never be forgotten. Art died of Prostate Cancer in 2006 and last Saturday would have been Art Wood's Birthday and every year The Eel Pie Club remembers Art with a special gig in his memory. Profits from this gig and a raffle will benefit Prostate Cancer UK. Birdwood is a thrilling all-star combination of three bands that played on the famous Eel Pie Island in the 1960's: The Birds featuring vocalist, Ali Mackenzie (which in the 1960's also featured Ronnie Wood on guitar), guitarist, Derek Griffiths of The Artwoods (which featured Art Wood on vocals) and Keith Grant of The Downliners Sect on bass. Mark Freeman (Rollin' Stoned, Art Wood All-Stars, Downliners Sect) is also on drums and Chris Parren (Strawbs, Rocky Horror Show Band) is on keyboards. Doors open at 8.30pm and the music starts at 9pm.

Riding on the success of their previous EP ‘Involuntary Actions’, Peter Moses and his team are back once again to prove that there is no limit to their ingenuity and creativity. Yes, President Street, the Australian Pop Fusion collective, are back with their new single ‘Need You Now’ and it is as daringly contemporary as ever. With actress Kate Jenkinson of Wentworth taking the lead and, incredibly creative artistic direction, today's Video Of The Day is a real cinematic masterpiece and works alongside the new single perfectly.

"Back to the Rising Stage and for me, possibly the find of the festival. Gorilla Riot are a 5 piece bundle of excitement from Manchester reminiscent of early GnR although with a strong vein of Blues flowing through them. With three guitars (steady Mother! – two Les Paul's and an SG) they make a big sound and frontman Arjun Bhishma made a big impact on the clearly supportive audience. The set went from hard rocking to groove Rock with hypnotic beats. Lead guitarist Liam Henry on the SG produced some fine work without being overbearing. Again we have proof that young guitar Rock is alive and flourishing." That was part of our recent glowing Gorilla RiotRamblin' Man Fair review and we were lucky enough to interview band members Liam and Degsy in the Press Area after their set here.

Today's WRC Award winning Rock On The Ridge Track Of The Day, originally broadcast last Saturday, features Mouth In The South, Ryders Creed, Gorilla Riot (pictured), The Howling Tides, Doomsday Outlaw, Smile Empty Soul, The Vintage Caravan, Dunbarrow, Lightscape, Mason Hill, Wicked Stone, Monster Truck, Slydigs, Shooter, The Record Company, Richard Swift, "Fossway" Shinedown, GravelRoad, Tremonti, Five Finger Death Punch, Chris Cornell and on their introducing stage two in a row from Gallows Circus.

"If indeed Greta Van Fleet were heralded as the second coming of Led Zeppelin, then what we didn't expect at the O2 Academy, Islington, on Thursday night was the second coming of The Rolling Stones in the guise of London's very own, and aptly named, The Second Sons. It was all a thoroughably enjoyable night of great live retro music." That was our take on The Second Sons (Video Of The Day) when we saw them at Islington's O2 Academy in April and the guys are back playing The Musician Pub, 42 Crafton Street West (off Clyde Street), Leicester LE1 2DE on Friday 27th July. Not only that, but the band also begin a residency at London's Troubadour the night before their Leicester gig!

With our Supersonic Blues Machine Shepherd's Bush Empire review from last Wednesday in the pipeline, today check out our Photo Gallery here from the gig courtesy of Bruce Biege.

Geraint Watkins plays his first central London show in five years at the Lexington in Islington tonight, and will be joined on stage by Andy Fairweather Low for a few numbers, before two pivotal albums are reissued on Jungle Records in September. Over the years, Geraint’s played with leading artists including Van Morrison, Dave Edmunds, Rory Gallagher, Mark Knopfler, Nick Lowe, Status Quo, Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings, Paul McCartney (and the other two Beatles). One highlight was when four of The Dominators became Willy and the Poor Boys alongside three of The Rolling Stones and other luminaries. Geraint Watkins And The Mosquitoes include Matt Radford on upright bass, Martin Winning on horns and drummer Brendan O'Neil.

After another hugely successful festival in early June, Camden Rocks have announced super Early Bird tickets for 2019 - which for the first time will become a two day festival taking place over the weekend of Saturday 1st June and Sunday 2nd June and tickets are now on sale here. Today's Video Of The Day (Twin Atlantic's - 'No Sleep') captures the highlights from Camden Rocks Festival 2018, plus check out our review here and photo gallery here.

Today's all new Blues On The Radio Track Of The Day is an hour filled with music from Angela Lewis Brown, Ben Poole, Greg Coulson, Flo Bauer Blues Project, The Achievers, Bruce Katz Band, Vanessa Collier, Robbie Reay, Travis Bowlin, The Bennett Brothers, JP Soars plus one from The Troy Redfern Band (pictured) ahead of their showcase at The Tuesday Night Music Club, The Comrades Club, Coulsdon CR5 2NF, tonight.