Guns N' Roses also feature on today's Track Of The Day despite Axl recently being in the wars with a broken foot - sort of a la Dave Grohl and JD Simo. Anyway the WRC Award winning Rock On The Ridge show originally broadcast last Saturday night by Bob & Jules (pictured) includes tracks from Emerson Lake & Palmer, Mount Holly, Iron Maiden, Black Stone Cherry, Free, Cage The Gods and loads more!

As usual on a Friday - The Blues Club Podcast is Today's Track Of The Day with another two hours of non-stop Best in Blues with More Music and Less Chat. Predominantly Blues with Rock, Acoustic, Soul, Jazz, IBBA Presenters' Picks, many New Releases and classic tracks - the music this week includes Joe Bonamassa, Mike Zito, Tommy Castro, Toronzo Cannon, Malaya Blue, Brad Wilson, Will Johns, Ben Poole, Bonnie Raitt, Richard Townend & The Mighty Bosscats, Connie Lush, Lena & The Slide Brothers, Billy Hamilton and The Lowriders, The BluesBones, Mat Walklate & Paolo Fuschi, King King (pictured), Fiona Boyes, Zoe Schwarz Blue Commotion, Guy King, Dion, The Knickerbocker All-Stars, Layla Zoe, RB Stone, Rebecca Downes, King Size Slim, Luther Dickinson, B. B. & The Blues Shacks and more.

We don't really know where to start following Puddle Of Mudd's draw-dropping gig on Sunday night at the O2 Islington. Throw into the mix excellent support from Devon rockers The Fallen State and German band Unzucht - and we really got our monies worth even if it might not have been for all the right reasons. With a review on its way, check out our photo gallery here plus our Video Vault here.

"They started where it all began with the opening instrumental from 'In And Out Of Focus' - Gootjes sympathetic guitar oozing every bit of emotion from this masterpiece complemented by Jacobs, Van Der Linden and of course Van Leer with his magic flute. What an opener! For the peripheral Focus fans in the audience - the hit single 'House Of The King' from 'Focus 3' got the Underworld rockin' again thanks to Van Leer's flute - although weighing in at a paltry Prog sub-standard three minutes! As for their newer stuff 'Ode To Venus' from 'Focus 9/New Skin' slowed things down again although in my book the classic from new generation Focus has to be the re-engineering of 'Brother' - Van Leer combining the vocals on the 1978 'Focus Con Proby' version with their outstanding instrumental on 'Focus 8'. An unexpected standout on the evening - bringing the synergies of four top musicians very much to the fore. However, despite Van Leer pointing out that their performance of 'Eruption' from 'Moving Waves' would be an abridged version - perhaps for those of us planning our next toilet break given the only Gents open were in the pub upstairs - we were not to be disappointed." Read the rest of AJ's Focus review here, check out our photo gallery here plus our new Vid Of The Day!

No Sinner will be releasing their highly anticipated new album 'Old Habits Die Hard' on Friday 20th May through the Provogue/Mascot Label Group. 2014's 'Boo Hoo Hoo' was a classic debut album experience from Vancouver’s powerhouse frontwoman Colleen Rennison - the result of years spent fronting cover bands with players ten years her senior, writing with musicians more seasoned and eager to give direction. 'Boo Hoo Hoo' was raucous, rowdy and filled with soul and danger. It was the sound of a wild haired girl riding into the horizon on the back of her boyfriend’s motorcycle. On 'Old Habits Die Hard' Colleen isn’t sitting on the back of the motorcycle anymore. She’s barrelling down the highway, her grip on the throttle, and you better believe you’re going to hear her coming from miles away! Just check out our Vid Of The Day!

Hot on the heels of suppporting ex-Bad Company guitarist Dave 'Bucket' Colwell at Leo's Red Lion last Saturday night - Salvation Jayne (today's Vid Of The Day) are also playing the Tuesday Night Music Club at The Comrades Club, 194 Brighton Road, Coulsdon, Greater London, CR5 2NF tonight. Formed in early 2014, by Holly Kinnear (Guitar), Amy Benham (Vocals), Dan Lucas (Bass) and Lucy Foster (Drums) - they had a mutual passion for the Blues so they teamed together to create a unique sound that is energetic, dirty and dynamic. The band takes influence from early Blues artists such as Leadbelly and Blind Willie McTell through to The Black Keys and Royal Blood.

All Vespas lead to London’s Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith, tonight as British movie classic Quadrophenia becomes a fully immersive cinematic and theatrical experience, plunging fans into the sights and sounds of 1964 and capturing the spirit of the era. Many of the film’s key stars will be taking part in the event, including Phil Daniels who took the central role as disaffected Mod teenager Jimmy Cooper, Toyah Wilcox, Trevor Laird, Daniel Peacock, Phil Davis, Mark Wingett and John Altman as well as the films’ director Franc Roddam who together will share their memories in a Q&A to add an extra dimension. The all-important sounds of the day will be performed live by leading Who tribute act Who’s Who, plus memorabilia including original Vespas and their real life Mod owners! If you want a spare ticket for tonight then e-mail wrinklyrockers11@aol.com First come, first served!

The Blues Club Podcast returns today and features UK IBBA Presenters' Picks for January, music from BluesRockFest 2015, new releases, new artists, new albums and tracks from some Ladies in Blues! Our Track Of The Day includes tracks from Katie Bradley, Thornetta Davis, Lauren Housley, Rebecca Downes, Jo Harman, Beth Hart, Malaya Blue (pictured), 2015 WRC Award winner Chantel McGregor, Joyann Parker & Sweet Tea, Billy Walton Band, King Solomon Hicks, The Reverend Shawn Amos, Joe Cocker, Keith Thompson, Little Devils, Richard Townend & The Mighty Boss Cats, Dave Weld and The Imperial Flames, Norman Beaker, Cotton Belly's, Lewis Hamilton, The Blues Spiders, Gregg Allman, Wily Bo Walker, Paul Carrack, Danny Bryant, Edmund Jeffery, B. B. & The Blues Shacks and more!

"JV doesn’t waste time talking to the crowd and gesticulating to them to clap their hands - he doesn’t need to. His set combines his own compositions mixed in with classic Blues rock numbers. The first half is not a lightweight affair as it includes heavyweight classics such as ‘Cocaine’ and ‘Hoochie Coochie Man’ mixed in with his own compositions which include one of my favourites in 'Prove Your Love'. I say first half even though there isn’t a break, but you feel the set gaining momentum with two more Verity songs ‘Nothings Changed’ and the brilliant ‘Say Why’ which envelop the classic ‘Rocky Mountain High’." Read the rest of Wrinkly's JV review here plus check out our Photo Gallery here and Video Vault here.

Danny Bryant said about 'Blood Money' - “I wanted to make this album ever since I began my musical journey 20 years ago as a 15 year old boy who fell in love with his parent’s record collection.” On 'Blood Money', Bryant set out to record an album that showed an introspective return to his roots and an appreciation of his Blues influences, by paying homage, as he puts it “to all the different influences and flavours of this wonderful music that I have loved for many years.” I only read this after I listened to the album and had started penning the review – DB listed his influences for some of the songs – I found myself listing my own and I am sure others will add theirs when they hear this excellent album. Read Wrinkly's full review here plus check out todays Vid Of The Day!

And on the subject of great radio shows - today's Track Of The Day is The Marshman himself Kevin Beale - and another chance to hear an edition of Channel Radio's Blues On The Marsh.

Well did you watch Classic Quadrophenia on Sky Arts last night? If not don't worry as we have a review coming shortly plus today you can have a butchers at our Classic Quadrophenia Photo Gallery here! Sadly no vids as it was barred on the night but there's always Sky's Catch Up On Demand we suppose!