Next Monday 2nd April Marillion (Video Of The Day) release 'All One Tonight' the live DVD of their very first Royal Albert Hall Show in their near forty year career filmed in October 2017. Indeed, the show sold out in minutes, a full year before the band took to the stage at the iconic London venue. Tonight there will be screenings of the show at six Everyman Cinemas across the UK with Marillion hosting the screening at the Kings Cross Everyman in London. In two parts, ‘All One Tonight’ firstly showcases the band’s acclaimed 2016 studio album ‘F E A R’ in full. The second half introduces In Praise of Folly and guests, a string quartet with flute and French horn that throughout the rest of the show inject an extra depth and emotion to some of Marillion’s best loved live material. Marillion embark on their UK tour on Sunday 8th April.

Today's Black On Blues Track Of The Day features Breezy Rodio, Chris Ronald, Dan Patlansky (pictured), Dave Hunt, Graham Robins and Ian Siegal.

"Patlansky's anecdote that the youthful Gatza would have probably been listening with his parents to the Backstreet Boys as he grew up, as opposed to Patlansky's parents listening to BB King in Dan's formative years, lead us into a cover of the great man's 'You Upset Me' before they returned to 'PF' and the mellow 'Mayday' with its slow, smooth, late night Blues feel, complete again with a building Floyd sounding guitar solo which not only showed the amazing versatility of Patlansky, but also, unfortunately highlighted the chatter going on at the back of the venue. Why not join our campaign?: #shutthefuckup 'Too Far Gone' - ironically a protest song from 'PK' about the state of our planet and what we are doing to it - saw solidarity from Gatza, rightly back on his feet again, well supported by Patlansky's fuzzy wah guitar, before Dehmel's drum intro on Introvertigo's first single and upbeat Blues of 'Stop The Messin' had Patlansky again growling out the lyrics, his vocal edginess to his Blues not only matched by his undeniable fret skills, but also his interplay with Gatza's keyboards delighting The Borderline faithful." Today read AJ's Dan Patlansky/Mollie Marriott gig review from last Wednesday's gig at London's The Borderline here, plus check out our Photo Gallery here.

Held over the late May Bank Holiday in the beautiful surroundings of Catton Hall, Bearded Theory, Derbyshire’'s award-winning, family-friendly festival returns this year with a bill of more than live 100 acts across the 4-day festival. This year’s line up is without doubt the strongest in Bearded Theory’s 11-year history! Saturday night will see a rare festival performance by Robert Plant, one of the world’s greatest Rock and Roll voices. The former Led Zeppelin frontman will bring his incredible band, The Sensational Space Shifters, and Friday is headlined by Blossoms, the hottest young band in the UK right now! Joining them on the bill is an exceptional and diverse collection of live acts, including Sunday headliner Jimmy Cliff, Scottish Indie legends The Jesus & Mary Chain, local boy Jake Bugg, Electronic Punk Duo Sleaford Mods and English Punk sensations Idles alongside classic festival acts such as Fun Lovin Criminals, The Coral, Sleeper, Dub Pistols and many more.

"For the next section of the set we got 'On My Own Stage', then 'Red House Down', and finally the snarling 'Supernasty' which was delivered with panache and attitude! The horn section adding that authentic Muscle Shoals soul vibe through out the set. Returning to the stage for the exquisite 'Nothing But My Records On' to complete the evening’s musical journey. Through out the set Lynne's vocals transcended time and space, soaring to the highest reaches of the vocal register with complete control, then dipping down low and gravely with a vibrant wailing intensity only really heard from the true legendary greats of Soul music." That was part of Steven C. Gilbert's recent Jackaman review from London's The Half Moon, Putney, here, and as promised, today we have Bruce Biege's Photo Gallery here.

Following swiftly on from yesterday's Blues On The Marsh Track Of The Day, today we have Friday's show featuring Grant Peeples and The Peeples Republik, Errol Linton, Fred Chapellier and The Gents, Ian Siegal (pictured), Peter V Blues Train, Ghost Town Blues Band, Solomon Burke, Marcia Ball, Jimmie Vaughan, Dudley Ross featuring Noel McCalla, Archie Lee Hooker and The Coast To Coast Blues Band, Karen Lee Batten, Claudette, Orphan Jon & The Abandoned, Rockwell Avenue Blues Band, Alfie Smith, Teed Up, Dan Doiron, The BluesBones, Breezy Radio, Budda Power Blues, Leslie Satcher & The Electric Honey Badgers and Pontus Snibb's Wreck Of Blues.

"Sandwiched in between Hoey and Gales was the US future of the Blues, namely 18 year old (yes, seriously) child prodigy Quinn Sullivan. Unlike, Hoey, Gales and Lopez, this was the first time I had seen Quinn live - although I'd already liked what I heard - and in particular his last album 'Midnight Highway'. "Hello England" Quinn greeted the audience as his fresh faced young band opened with two cracking tracks off the aforementioned 'MH', namely 'Lifting Off' and 'Crazy Into You'. Further comparisons to Laurence Jones were inevitable, given both tracks "Crossover Blues" feel or 'Blues Rock Lite" as some might call it - with their refreshing Pop feel. My initial reaction to the opening chords of Hendrix's 'Little Wing' was that Gales would not be covering it tonight - but if you were in any doubt that this boy could nail the whole Blues spectrum, then Sullivan's awesome guitar solo on this classic proved that young Quinn was up there with the best." Read the whole of AJ's Rockin' The Blues review from last Saturday's gig at London's The Garage here plus check out our Photo Gallery here.

Today's Blues On The Marsh Track Of The Day, originally broadcast eight days ago, features music from Andy Watts featuring Joe Louis Walker, Marie Knight, GG and The Magic Band, Lance Lopez (pictured), Rebecca and The Soulshakers, John Fogerty, Catfish Keith, Austin Gold, Baxter Hall, Gus Spenos, Birds Of Chicago, James Cotton, Hubert Sumlin, James Cotton and Little Mike and The Tornados, Marcia Ball, Will Wilde, Hardchargers, Sugar Queen and The Straight Blues Band, Maria De La Vega and The Wayward Five, Teresa James and the Rhythm Tramps, Ry Cooder, Chip Taylor and Mudslide Charly.

The Yes 50th Anniversary Tour featuring Special Guest Trevor Horn continues today and tomorrow at The London Palladium and then rolls on to Paris on Good Friday. To coincide with their 50th Anniversary celebrations, Yes (Video Of The Day) launch a remixed version of 2011's 'Fly From Here - The Return Trip' at their official Fan Convention tomorrow. The album features new lead vocals by Horn and a previously unreleased track - 'Don't Take No For An Answer' with Steve Howe on lead vocals. •

With a gig review still to come, today check out our Photo Gallery here from Wednesday night when South African singer-songwriter and guitarist, Dan Patlansky, completed his current UK tour at London's The Borderline. Patlansky's new studio album 'Perfection Kills' was released at the beginning of last month and is the follow up to 2016’'s critically acclaimed 'Introvertigo'. Brilliantly supported by Blues singer Mollie Marriott, Patlansky and his band (pictured) were presented with our 2017 WRC Best Blues Rock Performance award backstage before their set!

Bristol grrrl rockers IDestroy (pictured) recently released their new EP 'Pure Joy Of Life' and with no sign of slowing up, they are currently supporting The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing on their UK tour including London's The Dome tonight before heading out to play a run of headline shows in Europe in April. Meanwhile, iconic French darkwave producer Carpenter Brut (Video Of The Day - viewer discretion advised) is playing London's KOKO tonight as part of a huge headline tour in support of his new album 'Leather Teeth' - the soundtrack of a dark coming of age film, pulling together dirty synthesizers, stomping rave beats and big Rock riffs - which has run through Europe before a full tour of the States. Last, but not least, Erja Lyytinen has returned to the UK as part of a nine gig Ladies Of The Blues triple headline tour also featuring Kyla Brox and the Connie Lush Band, which stops off at London's Under The Bridge tonight!

The Blues Club 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 Ray Charles, Bill Morganfield, Bad Company, Tas Cru, Mud Morganfield, The Reverend Shawn Amos, Billy Walton Band, Johnny Tucker, Sean Webster Band, Mississippi MacDonald & Steve Bailey, Janiva Magness, Thorbjørn Risager & The Black Tornado, Reverend Raven, Jay Jesse Johnson Band, Victor Wainwright and The WildRoots, Jethro Tull, Danielle Nicole Band, Ian Siegal (pictured), Michael Franti and Spearhead, Teed Up, Michelle Malone, Lilly Martin, The James Hunter Six, Auld Mans Baccie, Peter Karp, Dan Doiron, BluesCorp, Lil Red & The Rooster, Ghalia & Mama's Boys, Ghost Town Blues Band, B. B. & The Blues Shacks and more.