'Had Enough' (today's Video Of The Day) is the fourth track released from Diamante's forthcoming debut record due out later this year on Better Noise Records, following 'Haunted', 'Sleepwalking' and the breakout track 'Coming In Hot'. Produced by Howard Benson [Chris Cornell, Kelly Clarkson, My Chemical Romance, Halestorm], the upcoming collection brings to light a signature sound the artist has been developing meticulously since age 13. With her edgy style, sultry vocals, pop sensibility, and unabashed swagger, the Mexican-Italian-American solo artist draws from myriad influences and calls to mind legends from a spectrum of Rock icons including Joan Jett, Pat Benatar, Debbie Harry, Mötley Crüe, Def Leppard, and Bowie.

The Blues Club Podcast Track Of The Day returns this week 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 including tracks from Danny Bryant (pictured), The Bluesbones, Dan Patlansky, Jimi Hendrix, Bernard Allison, Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa, Downchild, The Original Blues Brothers Band, Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne, Gar Francis, Tensfield, The Rex Granite Band featuring Sarah Benck, Susan Angeletti Band, St. Paul and The Broken Bones, Lamont Dozier & Jo Harman, Dan Doiron, Mick Kolassa, Mike Ross, Kelly Zirbes, Chris Smither, Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, Kris Barras Band, Zoe Schwarz Blue Commotion, Trev Turley & Friends, Johnny Tucker, Revis Johnson, Muddy-Gurdy, EG Holmes and B. B. & The Blues Shacks and more.

After releasing perhaps his best solo album since his 40's –'Time and Emotion' –last year, Robin Trower returned to play an exclusive UK concert at the Islington Assembly Hall in London on Tuesday night - his first UK gig since he graced the very same venue in October 2016. The set list was pretty much the same as sixteen months ago, but all the same, warming his fans up in style on a bitterly cold evening. The 72 year-old was supported by the New York based Blues vocalist Sari Schorr (pictured) featuring guitarist Ash Wilson and keyboardist Bob Fridzema (ex-King King). Anyway, with a review to come - check out today's Photo Gallery of the gig here.

Despite the snow and the fact that the Camden venue was changed at the last minute - Dirty Thrills played London's The Black Heart last night. Following the launch of their latest album 'Heavy Living' at London's Crowndale Club last September, the band consisting of Jack Fawdry - guitar, backing vocals, Aaron Plows – bass, Louis James - lead vocals, harmonica and Steve Corrigan - drums, finish their current tour at Birmingham's O2 Institute 3 this Friday. Dirty Thrills then return to The Black Heart on Thursday 26th April when they take part in the first Frontiers 'New Breed Night’ which will also feature sets by recent fellow record label signings Doomsday Outlaw and The Brink. The guys then head out to mainland Europe as special guests of Skid Row on a month long tour, before their next confirmed UK show at the Stone Free Festival on Saturday 16th June at The O2 in London. Anyway, check out today's Video Of The Day of their new single ’The Brave'.

From a very snowy UK, our March 2018 WRC Bulletin looks back at our February gigs including Esprit D'Air, Alive & Dangerous, Dead Man's Whiskey, Godfathers, Stone Broken and Robin Trower plus our Michael Schenker and The Bad Flowers CD reviews. We also look forward to our March gigs including Thomas Wynn & The Believers, Magnum, Carousel Vertigo, Bad Touch, Night Ranger, IT, Rockin The Blues, BulletBoys, X Ambassadors, Kris Barras Band, Dan Patlansky (pictured and Track Of The Day), Ladies Of The Blues, IDestroy, Steven Wilson and Samarkind (1st April). Don't forget that if you ever want to contribute a gig or CD review to our website then please get in touch!

"Anyway in an epic encore, the tambourine waving James, on more familiar territory, got the audience singalong participation going on 'Shivers', another from their 'Growing Young' EP. The last two favourites were off of their debut album - the driving Rock of 'Follow Me Home' which not only saw Fawdry helping out on backing vocals but also saw Jack jumping on top of a speaker stack, and if you wanted a dirty explosive slide guitar plus the thrill of a stand out vocal - then they saved the best to blast with 'Sigh'. Loved the beat, vocals, everything - these guys kicked ass. If you want your Dirty Thrills - then you know where to go." That was part of our Crowndale Club, Camden, review from last September and we're off to London again to get our Dirty Thrills at Camden's The Underworld tonight.

After releasing perhaps his best solo album since his 40's –'Time and Emotion' – last year, Robin Trower returned to play an exclusive UK concert at the Islington Assembly Hall in London last night. The 72 year-old was supported by the New York based Blues vocalist Sari Schorr Trio featuring guitarist Ash Wilson and keyboardist Bob Fridzema (ex-King King). Trower’s smooth-as-butter guitar licks, screaming solos and ethereal Bluesy vocals kept the crowd hooked. Robin has a vibe, a voice and a presence on his instrument that transcends time and space. He plays from the soul and he is as intoxicated from the music he creates as his audience. This guy can play. It really is that simple. Anyway, with more photos and a review to come - check out today's Video Of The Day.

On today's WRC Award winning Rock On The Ridge Track Of The Day it's a Cornish Rock special with some great music featuring Fleetwood Mac, The Rezner, The Raise, Phil Innes & Josie Boucharde, Hanterhir, Crowns, William The Conqueror, Hypophora, Kernuyck, Wolf Note, King Creature, The Smashing Pumpkins, Pixies, The Afghan Whigs, Ministry, Soundgarden, Jane's Addiction, Royal Blood, Screaming Trees, Drenge, Sonic Youth and Queens of the Stone Age.

The theme of awards is scattered throughout this week's Blues On The Radio Track Of The Day with a preview of the 8th European Blues Challenge, new music from the MC of the UK Blues Awards Ceremony, two bands who are playing at that Award Nominated venue The Tuesday Night Music Club plus a couple of notable new releases. All that results in an hour featuring Matt Edwards, Julia & The Basement Tapes, Vanja Sky, Ed & The Gators, Angel Forrest, Soulfood Band, Ian Siegal (pictured), Vitor Bacalhau, George Shovlin & The Radars, The Heritage Blues Company, Greyhound's Washboard Band, Dobre Rano Blues Band, Johnny Big Stone & The Workers and LaVendore Rogue. So click play and turn it up!

"Not unexpectedly all seven songs in their short set were taken from 'Starting Gun' as they opened with two in a row that immediately got the Assembly Hall's undivided attention - ‘Hurricane’ - as it name implies - a typical Bad Flowers Heavy Rock track - followed by ‘Who Needs A Soul’ - another pure Rock song full of Leighton's great guitar. "How Are We Doing London?" yelled Leighton as the hairy trio kept up their Heavy Rock assault with ‘Secrets’ with its great chorus, and then surprise, surprise, continuing the Heavy Rock vibe, ‘Lions Blood’ - with its a great hook and sobered guitar solo - one track which we have wanted to see live since the album launch - which didn't disappoint - as did 'Be Your Man’ - with some great vocals from Leighton." Read the whole of AJ's The Bad Flowers, Jared James Nichols and Stone Broken review from last Saturday's gig at London's Islington Assembly Hall here plus check out our Photo Gallery here.

"From the new to the old - in fact 39 years ago to be precise - and 'Somebody Calling' from 'In City Dreams' - which still had that great groovy late '70's feel about it - think Average White Band - although the spine of the set understandably turned back to 'BOS' with the up-tempo slide and chops of 'Day Of The Eagle' metamorphosing into the classic opening of the title track with its unmistakeable riff - an iconic tipping point for me - a bit like seeing Skynyrd doing 'Free Bird' live - this was indeed Rock history." That was part of our review of Robin Trower's Islington Assembly Hall gig in October 2016, and with two other tempting gigs in a very cold London tonight, we've plumped for Robin again at the same venue supported by Sari Schorr - the other two gigs being Xander And The Peace Pirates (Video Of The Day) at The 100 Club and Industrial noise-Punk duo Black Futures (pictured) at Hangar E8 3FN.

Today's Black On Blues Track Of The Day features music from Mothers Children Have A Hard Time, Cowboy Junkies, Derek Trucks/Susan Tedeschi, Lucinda Williams, Luther Dickinson featuring The Rising Star Fife Drum Band, Maria McKee, Rickie Lee Jones, Sinead O’Connor and Tom Waits.