"Inglorious are one of those lucky bands that have the talent, but also have the support of the likes of Planet Rock too. It’s tough for bands to make a name for themselves out there these days, despite the flourishing live music scene. But Inglorious have jumped on the jet propelled roller coaster and are heading for the heavens, like the flying god of thunder himself. It’s where their destiny lies. They are masters of their universe." That was Mother's take on Inglorious at Islington Assembly Hall in May and the 2016 WRC Best Rock Performance award winners return to London's Electric Ballroom in Camden tonight.

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 Tommy Castro, Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, ZZ Top (pictured), Cash Box Kings, Dee's Honeytones, Leif de Leeuw Band, Mindi Abair, Altered Five Blues Band, Sam Kelly's Station House, Larkin Poe, Bill Blue, Kelly's Lot, Jack J Hutchinson, Van Morrison, Duke Robillard, Chris Daniels and the Kings, Laurence Jones, Elles Bailey, Jo Harman, Dave Ferra, Jason Rungapadiachy, Richard van Bergen, Chris Rea, The Hoodle, Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews & Orleans Avenue, Mississippi MacDonald, Robert Hokum, Norman Beaker Band, GG and the Cruisers, B. B. & The Blues Shacks and more.

Canada's very own one man power trio Steve Hill finally landed in London last night at Islington's O2 Academy as part of his 27-date UK tour. Supporting Andy Powell's legendary Wishbone Ash, Hill's short thirty minute support set literally dipped heavily into his latest album ‘Solo Recordings: Volume 3’ including 'Rhythm All Over', 'Damned' and 'Dangerous'. With a review including Wishbone Ash to come plus more photos - please in the meantime check out today's Video Of The Day.

The Iron Maiden troopers were out in force in East London on Tuesday night to see 'A Conversation With Bruce Dickinson' at The Troxy in Commercial Road for the launch of the Ed Force One pilot's autobiography 'What Does This Button Do'. Following a brilliant night of personal anecdotes from the Iron Maiden frontman, everyone went home happy clutching their own signed copies of Bruce's book! Indeed, with just under one month to go to Wrinklystock 6, we even managed to bump into Replicants guitarist Steve Hesmondhalgh on the way out - so watch out for news of their charity song auction over the next few days.

"This album shows an artist at the top of his game. Steve Hill is clearly in his element as a solo artist and one-man band, inviting listeners into a world of musical madness in the form of Blues and Rock ‘n’ Roll. Hill undertakes a 27-date UK tour when he supports Wishbone Ash in October and November including London’s O2 Academy, Islington on Thursday 19th October. Do not miss this definition of a one-man power trio!" That was part of our Steve Hill ‘Solo Recordings: Volume 3’ album review and indeed tonight we will be there to see Steve supporting Andy Powell's Wishbone Ash (Track Of The Day) with his thirty minute set at 8pm.

"It's a collection of twelve songs and one instrumental which seems to be divided into three sections. The first comprises of the opening five songs, and its all out Blues,covering the usual bad luck, heartache and pain themes, and although at various points you do think you've heard this all this before, the hooks of opening track 'Price You Pay' along with the title track, followed by 'Murder In My Heart For The Judge', are all instant winners." Read the whole of Phil C.'s JW Jones 'High Temperature' CD review that's due to be released this Friday here plus check out today's Video Of The Day.

"By definition, a fifty minute set of Prog means five or six songs at most! So imagine my delight as we sat down in the afternoon sun towards the back of a packed Prog In The Park Stage as Menno Gootjes launched into, in my opinion, one of the great guitar solos of all time on 'Eruption' from 'Focus II/Moving Waves' - absolutely bliss. A bit like Trigger's broom, the part's have changed over the year's but the original heartbeat of Thijs van Leer on organ/flute and Pierre van der Linden on drums is still alive and kicking as evidenced on their classics 'Sylvia' and 'Hocus Pocus' but now with Udo Pannekeet on bass guitar replacing Van Leer's stepson Bobby Jacobs. Make sure you see the real deal in its entirety at London's 100 Club on Wednesday 18th October." And sure enough, following our review at this year's Ramblin' Man Fair, Focus (pictured at The Underworld last year) return to London and the iconic 100 Club tonight!

Tonight at 7.30pm down in the lovely Amersham Arms, New Cross Road SE14 6TY, The New Cross Roads Blues Club have another packed night of music for just a fiver. On stage at 7.45pm are The Blue Bishops - all the way from Hartlepool, with Geoff Grange on vocals, harp and guitar along with Simon Burrett on lots of other guitars - get there early - you don't wanna miss them. Hitting the stage at 8.40pm are The Wang Dang Doodle - all the way from France with Laurent Mouflier on vocals and harp. Joined by a few familiar faces - on stage at 9.35pm is Iago Banet and friends - all the way from Galicia - playing some acoustic songs and something a little different. Finally, JFK Blue (Track Of The Day) - see the night off in style with Blues Rock with heart and soul - on stage at 10.30pm.

This year marks the tenth anniversary of the release of Nikki Sixx’s drug-soaked NY Times bestselling memoir, 'The Heroin Diaries' and Sixx:A.M.’s 'The Heroin Diaries' soundtrack. To commemorate more than a decade of sobriety and life lessons learned, Nikki Sixx and Sixx:A.M. revisit the seminal work; announcing tenth anniversary editions of the book and album featuring three newly reimagined 2017 tracks including #1 hit 'Life Is Beautiful 2017' - today's Video Of The Day.

Tonight's Tuesday Blues at London's iconic 100 Club in Oxford Street features America's Marcus Malone, supported by Lee Ainley's Blues Storm and Jack J Hutchinson.

Today's Blues On The Radio Track Of The Day has an hour filled with music from Dave Ferra, Andrew Robert Eustace, Kelly Z, Lara & The Blue Dawgz, Chris Daniels & The Kings, JSister Rosetta Tharpe, Malaya Blue, Kings & Associates, Janis Ian, Mississippi MacDonald & Steve Bailey, Wily Bo Walker & E D Brayshaw and The Hoodle. Plus there's also music from both JFK Blue (pictured) and Chris King Robinson who both appear at the Tuesday Night Music Club, The Comrades Club, 194 Brighton Rd, Coulsdon, Greater London CR5 2NF tonight.

The Bad Flowers, recently released their new single 'Thunder Child' which is today's Video Of The Day. To support the release of 'TC', the 3-piece continue their UK tour supporting The Picturebooks at London's The Lexington tonight. The Bad Flowers, formed from the depths of the Black Country in 2014, comprise of lead vocalist and guitarist, Tom Leighton, whose signature riffs, fuzz emotive guitar and pure vocals have distinctive sound unlike anybody else. Bassist Dale Tonks provides a deep heavy groove and tasty bass runs that underpins Karl Selickis' chest pumping drums and impeccable rhythmic feel. We first caught the guys at the O2 Islington Academy supporting Crobot and Dirty Thrills in June last year - a breakthrough year as The Flowers left local venues in a wake of blood, sweat and ringing ears when they opened for Canadian rockers The Sheepdogs in Birmingham, then onward to extensive tours up and down the UK to packed venues with Jared James Nichols and Scorpion Child, plus an appearance at Hard Rock Hell. Their highly anticipated debut album, titled 'Starting Gun', is set for release in early 2018.