After nearly three years broadcasting with Croydon Radio, Richard Dunning has decided the time was right to make some changes and spread his wings. From two hours every fortnight there'll now be a new show coming to you every week for an hour! And Richard is delighted to announce that he's teamed up with 'Blues @ Rock-Radio' in the UK and 'MDORadio Blues' in the USA to bring you the best shows he can! Starting on Sunday 7th August you'll be able to catch Blues On The Radio on Sundays at 5pm here, Thursday - Noon EST (5pm UK) here, Thursday - 5pm EST (10pm UK) here and Friday - 2 am here. And the show will also be available on Mixcloud for your listening pleasure!

All roads tonight lead to a Fullhouse at the Half Moon, Putney, who feature our mate and ex-Bad Company guitarist Dave 'Bucket' Colwell (pictured). On the 40th anniversary of Frankie Miller (Vid Of The Day) forming Fullhouse, original guitarist Ray Minnhinnet, has put together a line up to play a set of Frankie's timeless music including Bucket, Terry Slesser (vocals) Clive Edwards (drums) and Dave Boyce (bass)! And they will also be celebrating Shooter guitarist Dom O'Riley's lovely wife Gitte's birthday as well. Happy Birthday Gitte!

A state of deflation has hit Wrinkly Towers after an awesome weekend at Ramblin' Man Fair from the beginning to the end at beautiful Mote Park in Maidstone. With a tear in our eye - today we look back on Saturday's proceedings - with an opening salvo of photos here. Watch out for Sunday pics coming tomorrow plus full reviews and a couple of interviews from a magical weekend.

All road's lead to The Bulls Head, Barnes in London tonight at 9pm - part of Chris Antonik's debut UK tour, the award-nominated Bluesman being a rising star of the Canadian Blues scene. Performing songs from his respected back catalogue as well as songs from his forthcoming new album, due for release in 2017 - Antonik blends innovative, thoughtful songwriting with stunning Blues guitar work. Watch out for a vid, pics, a review and an interview (in that order) over the coming days!

Still on the subject of our new t-shirt - as well as Bad Company being on the itinerary at the O2 Arena, London in October - we also have Fullhouse in August who feature our mate and ex-Bad Company guitarist Dave 'Bucket' Colwell (pictured right and our Vid Of The Day) at the Half Moon, Putney on Thursday 4th August. On the 40th anniversary of Frankie Miller forming Fullhouse, original guitarist Ray Minnhinnet, has put together a line up to play a set of Frankie's timeless music including Bucket, Terry Slesser (vocals) Clive Edwards (drums) and Dave Boyce (bass)!

"Surely national headlines of a 62 year old’s power being cut off would deserve the intervention of Age Concern? Also given Bruce was on stage at the time with Sir Paul McCartney – could not have Macca sent the proponents of this foul deed to the Tower? Even better perhaps - The Boss could have sent ex-Sopranos star and E Street Band (ESB) guitarist ‘Little Stevie’ Van Zandt around to make the organisers, the Council or whoever was to blame - an offer they couldn't refuse? Indeed Van Zandt later wrote on Twitter, "When did England become a police state?" Be afraid – be very afraid. Anyway, following an epic 3 hour plus set, this was a real Rock ‘N Roll moment, taking me back to the times when The Who’s sound cut out when they reached their allowed decibel level – and hey even Boris (the Mayor that is – not the Spider) described the decision to end the gig as "excessively efficacious" – whatever that means. However, let’s not allow this incident to detract from what was a truly memorable occasion." That was our WRC take on Bruce Springsteen at HRC Hyde Park just under four years ago and we're off to see The Boss again at Wembley Stadium tonight. A review, pics and a vid to come.

Well we did warn you of our wi-fi concerns during our recent WRC short tour of Bulgaria. Suffice to say we apologise for the absence of updates over the last three days but, as they say, this was down to circumstances beyond our control. Anyway, as expected the beer was cheap, we made lots of new friends as pictured, the weather was hot plus the Bulgarian Folk Music was surreal - hence our Vid Of The Day!

This weeks edition of Route 66 is packed out like a truckers cafe on the M20! Today's Track Of The Day has got pre-release solo tracks from Keith Richards and David Gilmour, an epic live performance of a Foo Fighters classic, a new track from guitar virtuoso, Paul Rose, and the featured album is the excellent 'Heroes and Villains' from FM (pictured) who, coincidentally, we saw at Ramblin' Man, Maidstone! All that, 'Operation Stack' approved and fully jocked up for host Rory Auskerry to drive away with!

Apologies for the recent gremlins on our latest WRC 'On Tour' t-shirt merchandise page here which meant you couldn't specify a size. Well the problem has now been rectified and one size fits all is now a thing of the past! Don't forget also that with our 2015 BluesRockfest DVD in the pipeline - you can in the meantime still order here WRC DVD/CD's from previous Wrinklystock's and BluesFest's!

Icelandic rockers The Vintage Caravan (our Vid Of The Day) will commence their first ever UK headline tour in October after previously touring with the likes of Blues Pills and Grand Magus during the past two years. The trio released their well-received psychedelic album 'Arrival' back in May and packed out Camden's Electric Ballroom when they played Desertfest earlier in the year. Becoming renowned for their high energy live performances as well as young frontman Óskar Logi's stunning long ginger locks these dates are not to be missed! In addition the band will be back in the UK in November to play a London show at Camden's Underworld on Sunday 22nd November, supporting label-mates Avatarium.

As promised our 'Track Of The Day' is a podcast of Saturday night's excellent 'Rock On The Ridge' with special guest Robin Bibi who has worked with such names as Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, Ben.E. King, The Pretty Things and Helen Shapiro. In the two hour show Bob and Jules talk to WRC Award winner Robin about his music and Mr. Bibi also plays some live stuff as well. And there's even a mention for the WRC - talking of which you can still get hold of Robin's performance at last year's Bluesfest on DVD/CD which is available from our merchandise page here!

On the eve of The Rugby World Cup in Twickenham, The Eel Pie Club at The Patch, 67 London Road TW1 3SZ will tonight be featuring the legendary cult rock band Leaf Hound, led by original vocalist Pete French of Atomic Rooster and Cactus fame. The band are due on stage at 9.15pm (doors open at 8.30pm) and WRC members are reminded that they can use their cards to get discounted £10 admission. Leaf Hound was a product of the South-West London rock scene of the late sixties, which spawned the likes of Free and other Blues-rock acts. The current line-up of Leaf Hound is Pete on vocals, Luke Rayner on guitar, Pete Herbert on bass and Dominic French on drums.