"The funky but hard rockin' title track from his 2005 release 'Soul Mover' made way for Black Country Communion's masterpiece 'Black Country' which was delivered in such style by Hughes, Andersen and Engborg - that not only can't the new album come soon enough (with indeed Hughes announcing "Friday 22nd September" in his intro) but neither can BCC's early January 2018 UK tour as well! Brilliant. Naturally, it had to be Deep Purple's 'Burn' to wrap up proceedings on an afternoon where the sopping crowd had witnessed a Rock icon doing what he does best. Stand out of the day so far." Read the whole of AJ's Saturday Ramblin' Man Fair review here plus check out our photo gallery here.

Following stand out performances at both Camden Rocks in June and more recently at Ramblin' Man Fair last Sunday, Big Boy Bloater & The Limits returned to a more intimate venue last night - namely The Pelton Arms in Greenwich, London. As expected, this awesome R&B and Blues band, now a three-piece without keyboards, got up close and personal and served up a night to remember. Anyway, check out today's very dark (literally) Vid Of The Day - well worth a listen!

With more Ramblin' Man Fairinterviews to come, we are still playing catch up with our Track's Of The Day. The good news is that not only do we have last Sunday's Route 66 show today but Rory Auskerry's show is also back tonight live here at 6pm. Anyway today's Track Of The Day has a selection of top rockin' tracks featuring great harmonica including The Yardbirds, Wilko Johnson & Roger Daltrey (pictured), Aerosmith plus music from Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, Joe Walsh and Canned Heat.

Following stand out performances at both Camden Rocks in June and more recently at Ramblin' Man Fair last Sunday, Big Boy Bloater & The Limits return to a more intimate venue tonight at 9pm - namely The Pelton Arms in Greenwich, London. Do not miss this opportunity to see this awesome R&B and Blues band up close and personal!

Taken from King King's forthcoming third studio album 'Exile & Grace', due to be released on Friday 6th October, their lead single '(She Don't) Gimme No Lovin' (today's Vid Of The Day) sees the boys put their Blues leanings to one side in favour of a catchy, Soft Rock, radio friendly song. Obviously hoping for more airplay to boost interest for their October UK tour, '(She Don't) Gimme No Lovin' would be perfectly at home on any FM or Thunder album, perhaps understandable as they were tour partners with the latter in 2016. Presumably the Blues will return on the new album, and with a well deserved reputation for being one of the must see live bands, this could be the song to find them new mainstream success and add to their already growing fan base.

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. Music this week includes tracks from The Rolling Stones, Kenny Wayne Shepherd (pictured), Chris Bevington, Anthony Rosano and The Conqueroos, Kaz Hawkins, The Jimmys, Blacktop Deluxe, Taj Mahal, Ted Hawkins, North Mississippi Allstars, The Grey Goose Blues Band, Jon Spear Band, Trevor Sewell, Zenet, Jonny Lang, Dani Wilde, Nico Duportal & His Rhythm Dudes, Andy T Band, Lenny Lafargue, John Pagano Band, JFK Blue, Annee 2CU, Ian Siegal, Linsey Alexander, Sabrina Weeks, Doug MacLeod, Wily Bo Walker, Watermelon Slim, Bridget Kelly Band, Jinder, B. B. & The Blues Shacks and more.

To coincide with Wednesday’'s 48-hour Planet Rock pre-sale for their exclusive UK tour dates, Black Country Communion (Photo Credit: © Neil Zlozower) have just premiered the official music video for their first single “'Collide”' (Vid Of The Day) taken from their brand new album 'BCCIV', which is due to be released on Friday 22nd September. The band will play Wolverhampton Civic Hall on Tuesday 2nd January and London Hammersmith Apollo on Thursday 4th January. These will be the only two concerts the band will play in the UK and Europe. This is the Anglo-American Rock group, comprising vocalist/bassist Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple, Trapeze), drummer Jason Bonham (Led Zeppelin, Foreigner), Derek Sherinian (Dream Theater, Alice Cooper, Billy Idol) and Blues-Rock guitarist/vocalist Joe Bonamassa first studio album since 2013’'s 'Afterglow'.

Big River today release their first single 'Hometown Hustler' (today's Track Of The Day) from their debut album which is due for release in October 2017. They capture the spirit and passion of British Blues/Rock Bands such as Bad Company and Free but with the modern influence of Rival Sons, Vintage Trouble and Clutch. The Big River guys have had a busy year on the local festival circuit performing at Ashford Festival in The Park, Knockfest Sevenoaks, Gravesend Riverside Festival, Sussex Music Festival and this weekend sees the band performing this Saturday at Herofest at the Red Lion, Gravesend and a slot at Cambridge Festival on the Sunday.

In addition to their recent successful "Back To The Roots" tour, Dirkschneider release 'Live – Back To The Roots - Accepted!' today (USA Friday 18th August) as a DVD/2CD. After putting out the live double CD last year, fans were asking for a visual output, so finally, in December 2016, the show in Brno, Czech Republic, was recorded for that purpose. Besides many classics from Udo Dirkschneider's Accept era, there's a cover version of Frank Sinatra's 'My Way' as bonus track on the CD and Vinyl! From October, Dirkschneider will tour again with an almost completely new setlist.

"The dazzling Tony Joe White song 'Elements & Things' was up next, the first cover of the set and the closing track on their second studio album, a real tour de force. Elin and the boys rip into this one, a set favourite and mainstay for the last few years. Fifth song in was the blazing 'You Gotta Try', one of the many highlights from their second studio album. A pounding heavy bass groove keeps this one moving along with wild exuberant dancing from Elin. A rumbling bass line introduces 'High Class Woman', the lead song on their debut album, also released as a single in 2014 - a superlative song, with gutsy vocals from Elin and some tasty guitar work from Dorrian." Read the whole of Steven C. Gilbert's Ramblin' Man Fair Blues Pills review here plus check out our photo gallery here and today's Vid Of The Day.

With just one day to go now until Liverpool’s newest boutique festival Hope & Glory takes over the city centre, they recently announced more exciting additions and surprises to an already spectacular array of live music and entertainment taking place across this coming weekend. Alongside the previously announced Black Grape, the first 1,200 early birds to purchase festival tickets, will also be treated to a headline performance from Liverpool’s very own Cast on Friday at St. George’s Hall. This ‘not so’ secret free gig will also feature performances from Chris Helme (Seahorses), Redfaces, Vida and a unique performance of The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band as part of Liverpool’s 50 Summers Of Love Celebrations.

The London based Rock band Dirty Thrills played the Ramblin' Man Fair Grooverider Stage last Saturday and we were lucky enough to interview the guys on the hoof after their set. A young, exciting and charismatic Hard Rock quartet who play Bluesy Rock ‘n’ Roll with an appealing filthy edge - listen to today's Wrinklycast Track Of The Day as the guys talk about their Planet Rock sponsored UK tour in November when they will support Black Star Riders plus their new album album ‘Heavy Living' which is due to be released on Friday 15th September.