The British Blues Exhibition Live presents Saints and Sinners, a night of music from across Blues history and all the good, bad and surprising that goes with it at The Proud Camden in London on Thursday 15th September at 6pm. With special guest Peter Donegan, son of the Skiffle giant Lonnie Donegan, Blues innovator and humourist one man band Andy Twyman (pictured) the duo Auld Man's Baccie (see our Vid Of The Day), and the Great West Groove, it promises to be a special night. Tickets are £12 on the night, £8 in advance from here - with more surprise attractions to the bill to be announced.

It's Friday so today's Track Of The Day must be The Blues Club Podcast with two hours of non-stop Best in Blues with More Music and Less Chat. Mainly Blues with Rock, Acoustic, R&B/Soul, Jazz and Swing, New Releases, Classic tracks, UK IBBA Presenters' Picks and more - the music this week includes Keb' Mo', Stevie Ray Vaughan, Tommy Castro (pictured), Stevie Nimmo, Darran Poole & Rootbone, The BluesBones, Tinsley Ellis, Shaun Murphy, Kaz Hawkins Band, Kris Barras Band, Cry Baby and The Hoochie Coochie Boys, Little Boys Blue, Lisa Mann, Billy Walton Band, TBelly, Albert Castiglia, Marino De Silva, Red Butler, Richard Townend & The Mighty Bosscats, Tape Five, Rhythm Zoo, Nina Simone, Club Des Belugas, Mario Biondi, JoJo Effect, Al Lerman, Paul Carrack, Nick Moss Band, Guy Tortora, Kat Kings, B. B. & The Blues Shacks and more.

According to The Marshman, Friday night's show was not only in the bag but one of the best he'd done!! Of course, Kev was right as this week's Blues On The Marsh Track Of The Day included tracks from JD and The Short Shots, Ian Anderson, Ben Hemming, Howlin' Stone, Khalif Walters, Sammy Kershaw, The Blue Chevvys, Wily Bo Walker feat. Danny Flam and Friends, Benjamin Bassford, Terri Odabi, Tinsley Ellis, John Long, Chris Duarte Group, Tim Lother and Holga HoBo Daub, The Blind Boys of Alabama, The Deep Blue Sea (Graeme Wheatley), Rootbone, Ida Bang and The Blue Tears, Albert Castiglia, Corey Dennison, Shirley Johnson, Lady A, Mescalito Blues, and Katie Webster and Black Cat Bone.

Suppose it's fair to say that the jury was out in advance of last night's AC/DC gig at London's Olympic Park given the shoddy nature of the departure of lead singer Brian Johnson in favour of Guns 'N' Roses frontman Axl Rose. Some said that Axl's ego was too big for the band - other's said that Rose's voice would be better suited to Bon Scott's era. Consequently tickets were returned (it wasn't sold out) but on the other hand the voyeurs in us had to check out this marriage made on the highway to hell - and who could not turn down this two for one offer? Anyway with a review and more pics to come have a gander at our Vid Of The Day.

All roads lead to The Borderline tonight to see The Franklys (Vid Of The Day) - an all girl rock 'n' roll band based in London - 50% Swedish, 25% British, 25% American, 100% rock ’n’ roll! This four piece force of nature features a rhythm section as solid and driving as an army tank, which consists of all-American drummer Nicole Pinto and home grown talent Zoe Biggs on bass. Fronting up the quartet like a pair of firecrackers are Swedish pair Jen Ahlkvist (lead vocals and rhythm guitar) with her bitter sweet and ever so edgy vocals, and Fanny Broberg (lead guitar), contributing double-barrelled screaming guitars and melodic guitar hooks, lending a rich variety to the styles and sounds that cascade off the stage. Support is from False-Heads + King Korea.

The sun has been out, Route 66 host Rory Auskerry has been at a BBQ and the tunes are sizzling hot on today's Track Of The Day! Check out new tracks from Albany Down (pictured and who are playing London's 100 Club tonight), Albert Castiglia and the Honey Island Swamp Band. Also on the show, Rory celebrates the birthdays this week of two members of the Rolling Stones; Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood, and two members of Led Zeppelin; John Paul Jones and the late John Bonham. There's also a really cool track from Tasmanian rocker Rob Tognoni and classic tunes from Jeff Beck, Chuck Berry, Lonnie Mack and Aerosmith.

Big Boy Bloater and The LiMiTs released their new album 'Luxury Hobo' at the end of February and the band began their tour this week which included a show at the iconic 100 Club in London last night. With a fascination for textures and subtle narratives 'LH' sees Bloater in a tougher, deeper and more expressive mode following a bout of depression in 2013 which has led it to take a lot darker and personal tone. His Tom Waits-esque gravelly vocal delivery, coupled with the distinctive and dynamic guitar style has seen him build on the Blues foundation offering insights into rockier territories, aided and abetted with his ability to weave story-telling around barbed observations. Watch out shortly for a review, more pics and an interview - but in the meantime check out our Vid Of The Day.

Pennsylvania's supernatural riffers Crobot (our Vid Of The Day) are heading back to Europe this summer to mesmerise fans with their dirty groove rock. The WRC saw the guys blow the roof off The Underworld in November and will be up for more of the same when they play the Islington Academy, London on Thursday 23rd June! Frontman Brandon Yeagley said: "We can't think of a better way to start the summer than with a mini European/UK tour! We're excited to take the new tunes across the pond and give our international fans an early look of what's to come." Crobot are due to release the follow up to their Nuclear Blast debut 'Something Supernatural' later this year. More details to be announced soon!

Well it took just two songs for the mosh pit to erupt at The Forum on Wednesday night - hence an honourable retreat to the bar towards the side and the resultant photos in today's Wolfmother/Electric Citizen Photo Gallery here! With a review still to come and possibly some ELO stuff from the their O2 Arena gig as well - watch this space!

Just under 43 years since their iconic performance at The Rainbow Theatre in Finsbury Park, London, all roads lead The Underworld, Camden, on Monday night. With a review waiting in the wings, our photo gallery of the amazing Focus/The Earls Of Mars gig is now available here plus a Focus vid in our Video Vault here.

With last week's show climbing the 'Mick's Cloud' charts - host Rory Auskerry returns with his Route 66 show tonight. So why not tune in live here at 6pm?

The British Blues Exhibition - aims to 'Break Blues Again' by showcasing the history of British Blues and sharing the current scene. It is supported by Chris Barber, John Mayall, Mud Morganfield, Connie Lush, Pete Brown and Huey Morgan. Intended to become a permanent physical location, the exhibition is currently a website and social media; a physical collection of memorabilia going back to 1941, and in two mobile forms stands that have appeared in the Great R & B Festival in Colne; the Eel Pie Club; the House of Lords; and more. They plan to display at the Cambridge Rock Festival and the Maverick Festival this year and have a full content display in a location to be announced. In the meantime, if you want to be kept in the loop, then please e-mail darren192@hotmail.co.uk to be added to the BBE mailing list.