Well today we turn our attention to Ramblin Man Fair on Sunday with great new pics in our Photo Gallery here from not only Mr. Rockrpix John Bull but also from Wrinkly and WRC member 'Big' Ian Cawthron. Our Rival Sons 'Vid Of The Day is also courtesy of Ian but we also have more vids to come plus of course our take on the weekends events. Watch this space!

As you know our mantra is "Keep Music Live!" - so the WRC were delighted to learn recently of a new live music venue with its inaugural gig this coming Thursday 6th August. The brainchild of Andy Davies, the very first 'Blues at The Woodlands' at the Woodlands Art Centre, Gillingham ME6 2DU begins with Glenhain Gold Reserve. Why not support this new Blues/roots club offering first class live music every month? Tickets are £10 and doors open at 7.30pm. For more information call 0300 065 8210 or e-mail r&abrother@aol.com

Talking of BluesRockfest - today's Track Of The Day is Richard Dunning's latest Blues On The Radio podcast which not only includes a much appreciated plug for the Festival with music from The Rainbreakers and the Troy Redfern Band, but also Rich interviews rising star Rebecca Downes before her recent appearance at The Tuesday Night Music Club. Listen as they chat about her forthcoming support slot with King King (pictured) plus play some music specially selected by her - including Etta James, Bonnie Raitt and Rickie Lee Jones.

Well to be precise it's exactly 5 months less one day to T.Rextasy headlining our Mick Jagger Centre Charity gig on Saturday 21st November. Following our news that T.Rextasy had just released their new album 'Blue Moon Juice' - the WRC were delighted to receive the following tweet "@WRINKLYCLUB @TRextasyBand How do I get one of these cds" - to which the reply was "Jonny - re CD: Drop me a line on t.rextasy@btinternet.com" ... so there you have it then - if would like to order a copy at a bargain £12 then please e-mail t.rextasy@btinternet.com or alternatively go here to book your £21 tickets for Wrinklystock IV!

Not that you needed any reminding but take a butcher's at this new Loose Moorings poster leaving you in no doubt that their gig at the Red Lion, Gravesend, on Friday 1st May is not just all about Virgil and the boys! And if you have not got your tickets yet then go here for ticket information or here for discounted ticket info.

The Rolling Stones are set to re-release their classic 1971 album Sticky Fingers along with previously unreleased material and alternative takes of beloved album tracks. Regarded as one of the Stones' all-time great albums, 'Sticky Fingers' captured the bands trademark combination of swagger and tenderness in a superb collection. The classic album which features timeless songs such as 'Brown Sugar', 'Wild Horses' (our Video Of the Day) and 'Sister Morphine' will be reissued in a variety of formats from 22nd to 25th May.

ELO's Jeff Lynne will be honoured with the 2,548th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday 23rd April in front of the iconic Capitol Records building where the likes of The Beatles and Roy Orbison are also cemented! Helping unveil the star will be Jeff's mates Tom Petty and Joe Walsh and you can watch it all here! In the meantime we know the WRC are not yet deserving of a star but we would really appreciate our 500th like on Facebook please! Also you should have received our mid-April Wrinklycast bulletin yesterday - if you didn't then just simply contact us below! Cheers!

Don't forget that The Mentulls are returning as Red Lion headliners on Friday May 15th supported by BluesRockfest's The Rainbreakers. And just two weeks earlier the amazing Virgil and The Accelerators are also appearing at The Red Lion in Gravesend on Friday May 1st supported by Loose Moorings.For ticket information on both gigs go here or for discounted ticket info (if you are a WRC member or want to become a WRC member) go here.

Awesome Route 66 from Rory Auskerry last night! Not only did we get this tweet beforehand: "@WRINKLYCLUB not 1, not 2 but 3 @JBONAMASSA tracks on the way at http://pureradio.org.uk plus @Laurencemusic new album & @TheWho - rock on!" ... but the WRC were also mentioned on the show as well! Anyway if you missed it then don't worry - you can listen to it all over again as it is quite appropriately our "Track Of The Day'!

One can never be sure quite what to expect from a Van Morrison performance. Will it be the Blues Van? The Celtic soul Van? The mystic Van? More crucially, will it be the committed Van - or, as has often been the case in recent years - the perfunctory one? Or just plain old grumpy Van !! One thing that can usually be safely predicted is a self-absorption, a reluctance to acknowledge the audience on any level as befits a performer who in one of his most recent songs expressed the sentiment that "Sartre said hell was other people/I believe that most of them are". For this concert, there are two additional elements that might inform the tone of the show. First, this is part of this year’s run of Teenage Cancer Trust shows; a cause that obliges the artist to ensure they’re at their best. Secondly, this show convenient falls close to the release date of his new and 35th(!!) album, 'Duets: Reworking The Catalogue,' and there is in all likelihood an imperative to support that writes Wrinkly The Silver in his review here.

Our pal Richard Dunning is unquestionably a man of many talents - but not only did he promote the Sam Kelly Band gig at The Tuesday Night Music Club the other night - he was also joined in the Croydon Radio studio by Sam just before the gig! Anyway our 'Track Of The Day' is Richard's usual journey through the best of the Blues as the multi-award winning drummer chats about his career to date, playing his choice of music and generally takes over the show!

We were delighted to hear from Enrico Cipollin, lead singer and guitarist of the Italian Blues Rock band Underground Railroad following their recent feature. "Thanks a lot for putting us on your 'Introducing ...' section of the website. It's great!" Well today we're a bit closer to home with Teddy Garcia, who has spent most of his life roaming the world but is now settled in the South of France following a lifelong dream of writing songs and performing live. Inspired by many genres, the Blues is where Teddy feels most at home and is the foundation of most of his songs. All his travel experiences have exposed Teddy to a broad range of musical influences and this all comes together in our 'Track Of The Day'. Enjoy!