Pulled from Falling Red's recently released album 'Lost Souls', 'Hell In My Eyes' (today's Track Of The Day) bites with a killer chorus, standing as a true earwig and sure-fire crowd pleaser for their upcoming tour dates! Following the release of 'Hell In My Eyes', the super-sleazy quartet from Northwest England band will release one final single from the album (with an accompanying lyric video) before taking off on a selection of headline gigs and festivals over the coming months, with some Irish and European dates yet to be announced.

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 (pictured and today's Video Of The Day). It was all a thoroughably enjoyable night of great live retro music and you can check out our Photo Gallery from the gig here.

Supersonic Blues Machine & Friends with very special guest Billy F. Gibbons will be coming to the UK for their debut headline show at London’s prestigious, O2 Shepherds Bush Empire on Wednesday 4th July. Following the release of two acclaimed albums ‘West of Flushing, South of Frisco’ (2016), ‘Californisoul’ (2017) and a triumphant performance on the mainstage at Ramblin’ Man Fair last Summer, the band are embarking on their first ever European tour. For this tour they welcome rising star Kris Barras on all dates with former guitarist Lance Lopez concentrating on his recent solo release and touring in support of it. Kris has exploded to the front of the British Blues Rock pack with his new album ‘The Divine And Dirty’ released last month and will be joining the line-up following his own April-May UK tour with Beth Hart. Together with its guests and Kris Barras, the band is also bringing along keyboard wiz Alex Alessandroni Jr (Stevie Wonder, Pink, Paul Stanley, Whitney Houston and many more), the backing vocals Supersonnets (credits spanning from Mary J. Blige, Christina Aguilera, Jon Anderson, Shakira) and Fabrizio’s co-writer partner for the majority of SBM catalogue Serge Simic on second guitar and vocals. For the London show they will also be joined by Blues-Rocker Davy Knowles who counts Bernie Marsden and Joe Satriani amongst his admirers, the latter declaring that he is his “favourite modern Bluesman.”

When you're touted as the second coming of Led Zeppelin, then boy, you'd better be good! Greta Van Fleet, all the way from the idyllic Michigan village of Frankenmuth (population 5,000), played the second of their two sold out O2 Islington Academy gigs in London last night! A modern Rock and Roll band, who are all about creating arena-sized anthems, super-sized hooks and rejuvenating the genres that influenced them so much, subsequently blew everyone away - their setlist, as expected, leaning heavily on the quality of last year's debut album 'From The Fires'. They also threw in a great cover of Howlin' Wolf's 'Evil' complemented by an encore of fan favourites 'Black Smoke Rising' and 'Safari Song'. Anyway, with more photos to come - check out today's Video Of The Day.

The legendary Ginger Baker, now 78 years young, returned to his home city last Tuesday night - albeit North of the Thames for this Lewisham lad. Baker, of course made his big break as a the inspirational drummer and founder of Cream and played with them from 1966 until they disbanded in 1968. Fifty years later Ginger was back tubthumping at Camden's Jazz Cafe, with his three Jazz amigos, namely percussionist Abass Dodoo (from Edmonton not Ghana), saxophonist Pee Wee Willis and on double bass and guitar Alec Dankworth (pictured). Unfortunately due to Ginger's well-documented health problems, it was quality rather than quantity including 'Ginger Spice', 'Cyril Davies' and 'Aïn Témouchent' - but the legends's anecdotes more than made up for the short setlist. Supported by young Jazz quintet PYJÆN, who blended Traditional Jazz, Bebop and Swing with modern-day contemporary Jazz and Harmony - check out our Photo Gallery from the night here.

Friday's Blues Club Podcast Track Of The Day has 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 including tracks from Popa Chubby, Nick Moss Band, Vanja Sky, Victor Wainwright and The WildRoots, Nine Below Zero, Mitch Woods, Johnnie Johnson, Benny Turner, Libertalia, Errol Linton, AVIT Blues Band, Tinsley Ellis, Jimmy Regal and the Royals, Mud Morganfield, Laurie Morvan Band, Sugar Queen, Birds of Chicago, Michelle Malone, Breezy Rodio, Bad Day Blues Band, Bernard Allison, Danielle Nicole Band, Johnny Fink and the Intrusion, Sweet Bourbon, John Hackett Band, Brad Curtis and The SOME x 6 Band, The Nicol Band, Dave Allen W Earl Jackson and Sam Kelly, B. B. & The Blues Shacks and more.

Today's Track Of The Day is the Blues On The Marsh show originally broadcast on Good Friday. Music this week includes Willie Dixon's Original Chicago Blues Allstars, Tom Waits, AJ Ghent, Micke Bjorklof and Blue Strip, Black River Delta, The Mannish Boys, Mojo Blues Band, Greyhound's Washboard Band, Nkem Favour Blues Band, Andy Watts, Joyann Parker, Chris Antonik (pictured), Norine Braun, Michael McDermott, Orphan Jon and The Abandoned, Fred Chapellier and The Gents, Rockwell Avenue Blues Band, Grant Peeples and The Peeples Republik, Gine Heiger and Her Bluebirds, The Fabulous Murray Bros, Marshall Lawrence, Yoka and The Sugarbeats and Leny's Girl.

For eight years now Dead City Ruins (Video Of The Day) has been going strong without letting anything distract them from their mission. This is exactly the attitude which these five rockers from Melbourne, Australia, adhere to, not only on tour, but every day of their lives. Dead City Ruins plow ahead with everything they’ve got, and you can hear this in every note of their new album, 'Never Say Die' which is due to be released next Friday 13th April. Jake Wiffen (vocals), Tommy Cain (guitar), Sean Blanchard (guitar), Matthew Berg (bass) and Nick Trajanovski (drums) play Rock and Roll as if their lives depended on it. Recorded in Melbourne, the album has the same intensity that made the iconic albums of the Seventies, Eighties and Nineties so special. In short, it has soul.

A modern Rock and Roll band, who are all about creating arena-sized anthems, super-sized hooks and layering wailing vocals over it all. That's Greta Van Fleet who play the second of their two sold out O2 Islington Academy gigs in London tonight. Rejuvenating the genres that influenced them so much, they’re a band leading the way for a new generation of Rock stars. Three are brothers, two of them are twins, and one a best friend, all from the idyllic Michigan village of Frankenmuth (population 5,000)! Greta Van Fleet's influences are varied, mainly rooted in their parents' vast vinyl collection that includes Led Zeppelin amongst others!

On today's 2017 WRC Award winning Rock On The Ridge Track Of The Day, originally broadcast on Easter Saturday, there's music from FM, Snake Eyes Seven, Freedom Hawk, KilliT (pictured), The Cruel Knives, The Black Delta Movement, Fantastic Negrito, Death Alley, Dead City Ruins, Reef, Molly Hatchet, Wolftooth, Wolfmother, Sons Of Apollo, Don Airey, Motion Device, Greta Van Fleet, The Temperance Movement, Tax The Heat, The Underground Thieves, Steve Hewitt and on their introducing stage - two in a row from Baleful Creed.

The legendary Ginger Baker, now 78 years young, returned to his home city last night - albeit North of the Thames for this Lewisham lad. Baker made his big break as a the inspirational drummer and founder of Cream and played with them from 1966 until they disbanded in 1968. Fifty years later Ginger (pictured) was still to be found tubthumping at Camden's Jazz Cafe, a career that has seen him feature in many bands such as Fusion Rock group Ginger Baker’s Air Force, Hawkwind, Atomic Rooster and BBM with Jack Bruce and Gary Moore. Ginger's four-piece Jazz band were supported by young Jazz quintet PYJÆN, who blend Traditional Jazz, Bebop and Swing with modern-day contemporary Jazz and Harmony.

Formed in 2016 and deeply rooted in modern Stoner Rock, High Reeper (Video Of The Day) are the latest band to be added to DesertFest - taking place between Friday 4th May to Sunday 6th May at the Arena Berlin. With their sound and smell of leather, weed and booze, High Reeper deliver an unapologetic punch into the face for fans of the early 70's Proto-Metal with their self-titled debut album out now on Heavy Psych Records. With headliners Monster Magnet, Graveyard and High On Fire alongside highclass acts such as Eyehategod, Nebula (re-union show!), Elder, Radio Moscow, Weedeater, Church Of Misery, Monolord, Death Alley, Jex Thoth, Lucifer and many many more, the capital of Germany will turn into a psychedelic Heavy Music wonderland and the capital of almighty riffs!