The unmistakable voice from one of the most loved Hard Rock bands of the early 1990’s returns to London's The Underworld in Camden tonight supported by Doomsday Outlaw, a ten-legged Hard Rock, Blues tinged juggernaut based in darkest Derbyshire. Jizzy Pearl of Love/Hate is back with his highly anticipated new solo album ‘All You Need Is Soul’ which was released on Friday via Frontiers Music Srl. They first burst onto the scene in 1990 with the debut album ‘Blackout In The Red Room’ and proceeded to take the UK by storm with Best Album of the Year from Kerrang! and Metal Hammer magazines. Playing sold out shows and opening for Skid Row, AC/DC and Dio put Love/Hate on the map. MTV hits ‘Why Do You Think They Call It Dope', ‘She’s An Angel' and the band’s follow up album ‘Wasted In America’ has ensured a loyal following to this day.

Japanese guitar hero Nozomu Wakai blasts his way onto the world stage with his project Destinia, featuring music composed, written and produced by Nozomu himself on his new album 'Metal Souls' (see Track Of The Day) due to be released on Friday 13th July on Frontiers. In 2016 Nozomu witnessed a festival performance in Japan by Lords Of Black, featuring vocalist Ronnie Romero. Though Nozomu was well aware of Ronnie's abilities, the new singer for Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow nevertheless still blew him away. A direct offer was made and accepted with Ronnie joining Nozomu to participate as the vocalist in Destinia. Having set his course for the direction of the new compositions, Nozomu made the decision to offer Marco Mendoza (Dead Daisies) and Tommy Aldridge (Whitesnake), a rhythm section that had been hugely influential on him, the bass and drum slots to add extra strength to the music. It was an obvious choice for Nozomu's music as these positions would demand the presence of two musicians with a vast knowledge of the history of Hard Rock and Metal. Upon listening to Nozomu's music, the duo were thrilled to get involved.

"His incessant driving Blues Rock continued to blow away a growing gathering, as Steve mixed it up with favourites such as 'The Collector' - which saw a great Hill vocal, contrasted by the amazing sound he managed to get out of his slide guitar on the Blues classic 'Rollin & Tumblin'. Hill's stock social media plug including Tinder got the usual chuckle as he introduced 'Dangerous' his kick-ass single from 'Volume 3' - think King King meets Jimi Hendrix – a Blues Rocker if ever there was one, with lyrics about a personal relationship, the subject matter pretty much the backbone of that whole album. On second thoughts, perhaps the mention of Tinder was appropriate? Steve finished with another classic cover - 'Voodoo Child (Slight Return)' - not only wringing every sinew out of his guitar but also in his facial expressions as well." With Danny Bryant's O2 Academy Islington gig review from Wednesday to come, today read AJ's take on special guest Steve Hill here, plus check out our Video Of The Day plus our Photo Gallery here.

"Another classic stock Blues Rock riff launches Matthews & Seager's 'Mynah Bird' - its sentiment all very un PC - but boy is she a nightmare and she can take you down with one word, a track that gives Gary licence for some groovy guitar moves plus some great diction from Adam in the mould of his old mucker - the legend that is Nicky Moore. Stocker continues the pub crawl with the succinct Blues of 'When I Get Drunk' - its premise - why spend your money on a cab or even the bus when you can use the money to have another drink? Well we'll drink to that, as Stocker and Seager's melancholic 'AM Blues' is all about the morning after - no time to feel sorry for yourself, although Seager's guitar work goes a long way to curing that hangover." Read AJ's complete take on Bad Pennies latest album 'Songs From The Medway Delta' here plus you can also see the guys live at Sidcup's Iron Horse in Kent tonight!

Born and raised in Glenarm, Northern Ireland, Nashville based Ben Glover has been hailed by journalists around the world as one of Northern Ireland’s finest exports. A compelling songwriter, who was awarded International Song of the Year at the 2016 UK Americana Awards with Gretchen Peters for their co-written song 'Blackbirds', a song which appears on Glover’s album 'Atlantic' and serves as the title track to Peters’ 2015 solo album, his impending studio album, 'Shorebound', sees him evolve even further as an artist and collaborator. A truly personal collection, Glover is a storyteller who can offer intrigue and insight, while his listeners lose themselves in his rich vocal such as his new single 'Kindness' - which is today's Track Of The Day. Glover has just begun a UK tour which includes London's King’s Place (supporting Mary Gauthier) on Thursday 17th May.

Vambo release their intensely honest and dynamic new single ‘Why Why Why’ (today's Video Of The Day) on Thursday 14th June, on Goliath Records, a new Rock label via Universal. Vambo's classy and original Rock ‘n’ Roll will grip you from the very first hearing and simply refuse to let go. Currently working on their debut album, 2018 promises to be very good year for Vambo and fans of honest Rock ’n’ Roll. Indeed on Sunday 17th June Vambo join Scorpions, Megadeth and Yes on the Big Entrance Stage at 3pm at London's O2 Arena Stone Free Festival and this will give the audience the opportunity to witness live the sonic impact of their show. Vambo know the value of a good tune and with their unique, incendiary blend of rocked out rhythms, scorching solos and lung-busting Blues laden soulful vocals, they are always guaranteed to gain new fans!

Having shared the stage with the likes of Disclosure and Richard Ashcroft, and opening for Sundara Karma and Two Door Cinema Club plus a collaboration with J-Hus on the cards, 4 piece Alternative Pop band Mozaics are now ready to reach even headier heights with their new single ‘Before we Grow Old’, released today and our Video Of The Day. With their rugged good looks, Mozaics are going from strength to strength and are ready to solidify their position in the industry as performers, and not just song writers.

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 Catfish, Beth Hart, Buddy Guy, Nick Moss Band, Sue Foley, JT Lauritsen, Joyann Parker, Teresa James & The Rhythm Tramps, Howlin' Wolf, Victor Wainwright, King King (pictured), The Achievers, Mike Zito, Jimi Hendrix, Chris Bevington, Philipp Fankhauser, Micke Bjorklof & BlueStrip, Steve Grieve and The Mourners, Peggie Perkins, Rosco Levee Band, The Cinelli Brothers, Marcia Ball, Levi Parham, Mud Morganfield, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and more.

With a review in the pipeline, today we have our photo gallery here from Danny Bryant and Steve Hill's O2 Islington Academy 2 gig from Wednesday night. Hill (pictured) returned to the scene of his triumph last October (well it was actually downstairs to be precise) supporting Wishbone Ash. The one man Blues Rock power trio proceeded to blow everyone away as he mixed it up with favourites 'The Collector' and 'Dangerous' plus classsic covers of 'Rollin' & Tumblin' and 'Voodoo Child (Slight Return)'. Meanwhile, Bryant mainly dipped into his recent critically acclaimed album 'Revelation' - his undoubted guitar prowess complemented by his three band amigos, and in particular the amazing Stevie Watts on keys.

The WRC Award winning Rock On The Ridge show Track Of The Day returns today with music from Triple Goddess, The Dead Daisies, Wayward Sons, Ryders Creed, Monster Magnet, The Heavy Minds, Godsmack, Liv Sin, Travis, These Wicked Rivers, Stone Broken, King Creature, Locust Grove, Captain Black Beard, Black Diamond, Tax The Heat, Silver Side, Fargo (pictured), Smile Empty Soul, Five Finger Death Punch, Alter Bridge, The Who and on their 'Introducing Stage' - two in a row from Little Red Kings.

Danny Bryant released his highly anticipated new studio album “'Revelation”' –last month, his fourth studio album to be produced by Richard Hammerton, following in the footsteps of 2015’'s 'Blood Money' and 2014’'s 'Temperature Rising', and the new album is one of Danny’'s most personal and emotional albums of his career. Last night Bryant stopped off on his UK tour at London's Islington Academy 2 with special guest - Canadian one man power trio Steve Hill. Indeed in a recent interview, Bryant opened up on how it's been a difficult year, losing his father and dealing with anxiety and depression. Although, given Bryant's well publicised demons, Danny's set was packed with passion and energy - an impressive display of Danny's Blues/Rock prowess as both a singer and guitarist. Anyway, with a review and more photos to come - in the meantime check out today's Video Of The Day.

Just a final reminder that Solid Entertainments Lincoln & Harpenden Blues Rhythm & Rock Festival takes place this weekend from 2pm to 10pm. The running order for Lincoln Drill Hall on Saturday and Harpenden Public Halls on Sunday are as follows: The Pretty Things 8.30pm, Aynsley Lister 7pm, Simon McBride 5.35pm, The Luke Doherty Band 4.20pm, Connor Selby Band 3.10pm and Deep Blue Sea 2pm. Doors open at 1.30pm and tickets are still available by e-mailing littledevilmusic@btinternet.com