Today's Black On Blues Track Of The Day is another popular Blues women special featuring Tracy K, Annee 2CU Blues Band, JJ Thames, Lisa Biales, Red Butler (pictured), Husky Tones and Thornetta Davis.

Our Wrinklystock V countdown continues today with just 49 days to go to our 'Monsters Of Irish Rock' at the Mick Jagger Centre, Dartford on Saturday 26th November which sees headliners Limehouse Lizzy continue to keep the spirit of Thin Lizzy alive. With nearly two thirds of the tickets gone already - make sure you order your tickets now priced £22 here in order that you don't miss out! Also don't forget our U2 Tribe song auction here - with all monies going to our nominated charities - plus our Wrinklystock V t-shirts on sale here.

All roads lead to London's O2 Academy Islington tonight to see legendary NWOBHM band from the late 70's - Diamond Head. Influencers of both Metallica and Megadeth, the band are supporting their self-titled and 7th studio album on a new tour having just released a promotional video of the awesome ‘All The Reasons You Live’ which is today's Track Of The Day. Watch out for a review and pics of tonight's gig shortly.

Following last night's Rock On The Ridge BluesRockFest special - we were delighted to hear from Keith Howe of Blacktop Deluxe who kindly shared news of their new single 'Robinson's Shaft' - which is today's Vid Of The Day! This is the first release from the new 'Four-Piece' Blacktop Deluxe and it's a tale of mining - given Rock and Blues music has always had its origins in the hardship of the working classes. And the good news is that if you missed Bob & Jules show on Saturday night - it will be our Track Of The Day on Tuesday!

With just 50 days to go to Wrinklystock V, the bad news is that Wrinklystock veterans The Replicants are unavailable this year - although the good news is that you can catch the guys tonight at The Partridge, 194 High Street, Bromley, Kent, from 9pm and it's free entry. With nearly two thirds of the Wrinklystock V tickets now gone - make sure you order your tickets now priced £22 here in order that you don't miss out!

Just a fortnight after this year's amazing BluesRockFest at Leo's Red Lion, Gravesend, the 2015 WRC Award winning Rock On The Ridge show are broadcasting a special show here at 8pm tonight including interviews with all the bands that took part on that memorable day. Also check out today's brand new Vid Of The Day featuring Born Healer (pictured).

The Tubes (Track Of The Day), the San Francisco-based art Rock band, whose eponymous 1975 debut album included the rock anthem 'White Punks on Dope', began their Mondo Pulp Tour in London last night that culminates in Glasgow on Saturday 22nd October. In 1977 The Tubes toured the UK, but many of their shows were banned due to British censorship. In February 1978 they released the ground-breaking live album 'What Do You Want From Live' - recorded at London’s Hammersmith Apollo in November 1977, followed by their UK television debut on The Old Grey Whistle Test. The Tubes features four original members - Fee Waybill (lead vocals), Roger Steen (guitar), Rick Anderson (bass) and Prairie Prince (drums), plus David Medd (keyboards), who has played with the Tubes since 2006.

The Blues Club Podcast is today's Track Of The Day, which has another two hours of non-stop Best in Blues with More Music and Less Chat. Music this week includes Joanne Shaw Taylor, Red Butler, King King, Ana Popovic, R.D.Olson, Seth Walker, Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials, The McKee Brothers, Simon Campbell, Ian Siegal Berry, James 'Buddy' Rogers, Laurence Jones, The BluesBones, Nimmo Brothers, Deb Ryder Blues, Rebecca Downes, Wily Bo Walker, Beth Hart, Richard Townend & The Mighty Bosscats, Buddy Guy, Kareña K, Auld Man's Baccie, Catfish (pictured), The Cadillac Kings, Aynsley Lister, Sons of the Delta, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and more.

The multi-Platinum and Grammy-nominated Goo Goo Dolls start their UK tour in Norwich tonight which culminates at London’s Eventim Apollo next Friday. The band will also release a new single ‘Over and Over’ on Friday 28th October taken from the band’s current album ‘Boxes’, which has proven to be a highlight of the band’s recent North American live shows. ‘Boxes’ is a vibrant, sonically forward-looking album that manages to retain what their legions of fans love about the Goo Goo Dolls - indelible melodies, intimate, heartfelt lyrics, and the anthemic, uplifting vibe of their songs - while pushing new boundaries in terms of sound and production.

"Another recurring theme in 'Eyes Wide Open' is Aynsley’s love of the movies, especially gangster films. 'Il Grande Mafioso' is the tale of a loser in a late night card game at a seedy bar run by mobsters. The guitar and keyboards use Italian themes to give the song a slow throbbing pulse as a backdrop. Set in the same seedy bar, Dishevelled uses sultry guitar work, with an amazing solo interlude, to tell the story of a bar-room liaison in three distinct stages: arriving, meeting and hooking up." Read the rest of Big Ian's new Aynsley Lister CD review here plus check out today's Vid Of The Day.

It was good to hear from our mate Simon Burrett (pictured) of The Blue Bishops who are playing The Eel Pie Club, The Cabbage Patch, 67 London Road, Twickenham TW1 3SZ tonight and will feature Jim and Steve Rodford of the multi chart-topping band The Zombies! Consistently excellent reviews of their particular brand of hard-edged, gritty Blues-Rock have followed them on tours and club appearances across the UK and Europe. Simon and Geoff Grange (Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings) have been at the core of the band for 20 years with line-ups and guests that have included Martin Turner of Wishbone Ash, Chris Hook from Voyager, Martin Barre from Jethro Tull, Jon Noyce from Gary Moore's band, Rabbit from Free and Rod Argent. Doors open at 8.30pm and the music starts at 9pm. WRC members are reminded that they can use their cards to get discounted £9 admission.

"An unexpected but excellent opening steel-string instrumental arrangement of Simon and Garfunkel's classic 'Mrs. Robinson' is trumped by Johnson's piano and vocals on his next track, the beautiful 'Water Under The Bridge'. Of course, better known for his guitar playing, Johnson gets out his prized 1980 Martin D-45 acoustic guitar - a gift from his late father - on 'Wonder' - another great vocal by Johnson - doing his dad proud. It's back to piano for Johnson on 'Wrapped in a Cloud', a neatly constructed vocal ensemble track with cellist John Hagen, longtime Johnson accompanists Tommy Taylor and Wayne Salzmann on drums and Roscoe Beck and Chris Maresh on acoustic bass. And he's back playing the steel-string on the explosive instrumental 'Once Upon a Time in Texas' - very reminiscent of Townshend's acoustic guitar in the masterpiece that is 'Tommy'. The second cover on 'EJ' is Johnson's vocal rearrangement of Hendrix's 'One Rainy Wish' for guitar and piano, capping the performance with a jazz-inflected piano solo plus haunting backing vocals." Read the rest of AJ's Eric Johnson CD review here plus check out our Vid Of The Day.