Following his stand-out performance at 'Ramblin Man' (pictured), guitar legend Bernie Marsden (our Track Of The Day) is currently on a UK Tour to promote his latest solo album ‘Shine’ as well as playing some of his greatest hits. Tonight Bernie will be calling in at The Stables, Milton Keynes and although he was right to be wary of flooding the credits with too many special guests, ‘Shine’ does feature some extremely well-known names, from Joe Bonamassa to Whitesnake mucker and singer David Coverdale plus the Deep Purple duo of Ian Paice (drums) and Don Airey (keyboards)!

So after a year of writing, rehearsing and gigging, Kris Barras Band's Lucky 13 album is finally released today. Check out today's brilliant Vid Of The Day - but if you love contemporary Blues-Rock, foot stomping riffs and screaming solos - then these are the guys for you! KBB consist of Kris Barras - vocals/guitar, Ricky Mitchell - bass, Will Beavis - drums, and Matt Vowels - keys, and they have really mixed it up on this album with the soulful vocal sounds of Phoebe Ions and the energetic Simon Lane on Harmonica adding a a fresh sound to the tracks. Watch out for our considered review shortly!

Today's Black On Blues Track Of The Day features another popular Blues women special. This week's playlist includes Layla Zoe, Val Starr & The Blues Rocket, Shari Puorto, Linda Riggi, Koko Taylor and Meshiya Lake & The Little Big Horns.

In light of the 'Panama Papers' story, can you guess which Valen Halen track from 1984 Rory Auskerry's Route 66 show might play here tonight from 6pm? They say to get ahead - get a hat - but to give you a massive clue we've made it our Track Of The Day - and if you just happen to miss the show then you can catch up with Rory again this Wednesday as it will also be our Track Of The Day!

Danny Bryant's 'Blood Money' tour comes to an end this Sunday at Leo's Red Lion, Gravesend, Kent. Understandably there have been some great shows already - packed in like sardines and swinging from the rafters in Edinburgh plus Danny and Stevie Nimmo jamming in Elland. The new songs are really coming into their own in a live setting and one of Danny's favourites to play live at the moment is 'Slow Suicide' - today's Track Of The Day. So If you haven't had a chance to buy the album yet, check out our TOTD or go to our album review here. And of course you can still book tickets to Sunday's gig through our Ticketsource box below or use the link here.

Today's Vid Of The Day is a Geoff Carne & The Hatz promo compilation of live cuts and info for their 'Get Close' Album due to be released in March/April 2016. Golly Gallagher's GFI-Promotions are handling the promotion to Radio/DJ's/Magazines along with an acoustic launch party at the George IV in Chiswick, West London on Sunday 3rd April from 6pm. Hope to see you there!

Not only did Kevin Beale have the multi-talented Steve Morrison playing live in the Blues On The Marsh studio last night, but also the Marshman played some of the great new releases that have come his way recently! Therefore music from around the world fills today's Track Of The Day to the gunnels with the likes of Black River Bluesman (Jukka Juhola ) & Bad Mood Hudson, Cotton Belly's, Dan Doiron, Gunther Brown, Guru, Ina Forsman, Meschiya Lake and The Little Big Horns, The Mighty Boss Cats, Rebecca Downes, the Swing Ninjas, Thornetta Davis, Wily Bo Walker and The Danny Flam Band, Bing Futch plus Cecil B Fardoulli and The Big Boo!

With just 7 category winners left to be announced in our 2015 WRC Awards - today we reveal the winner of our Best International award - none other than those 'beards' from Houston, Texas - ZZ Top! Hard lines to runners-up Lynyrd Skynyrd who we saw at The Hammersmith Apollo in April and Blues Pills who were part of a very wet Ramblin' Man at the end of July. Consequently our Vid Of The Day is of course ZZ Top - filmed when we saw them at Wembley Arena in June with the added bonus of a certain Jeff Beck!

Before we hear cries of "fix fix" - the WRC are really grateful to all of you that voted for BluesRockFest as 'Best Festival' in our 2015 WRC Awards! Previously under the banner of BluesFest in the last two years - BluesRockFest fought off the illustrious company of both Ramblin' Man and The Broadstairs Blues Bash to clinch the prestigous prize. And of course BluesRockFest 2016 returns to Leo's Red Lion, Gravesend, on Saturday 24th September with headliners The Stevie Nimmo Trio with limited Earlybird Tickets on sale here for £15 (instead of £20). Beware - once they've gone - they've gone! Anyway go to our Troy Redfern Vid Of The Day in order to check out one of the many highlights from 2015 and why you should book now for 2016!

Given that Replicants guitarist Stu O'Brien has been such a pain over the last week or so enquiring who's won our 2015 'Best Support' award - we decided to let Stu stew so to speak! Well the good news is that indeed The Replicants have landed the prize - principally due to their outstanding set at Wrinklystock IV supporting T.Rextasy. Let's not forget the other nominees - namely Born Healer and The Rainbreakers - who both supported the legendary Corky Laing at the 100 Club in November. Watch out for footage of The Replicants in action at Wrinklystock IV soon but in the meantime see our Vid Of The Day as we turn the clock back to Wrinklystock III when the guys supported The Bohemians!

Dronningen are a 5-member electro-rock assault squad based in London. A blend of distorted guitar riffs and psycho synths, with the ultimate aim of making you dance. Formed in August 2014, the band has been playing many shows planning to release their debut EP anytime now. Check out their LastMinuteBandz page here plus today's Track Of The Day.

Our eleventh and final 2015 WRC Award Winner announced today is Nazareth who have won our 'Best Rock Performance' following their performance at London's Brooklyn Bowl in September. Check out our Vid Of The Day to see how the guys fought off the challenge of other respected nominees Crobot (Underworld November) and Shooter (Half Moon September). The WRC would like to take this opportunity of thanking all of you that took the time to vote - and even if you may ultimately disagree with some of the voting - rest assured that live music will always be the winner!