Fidel Beserra

3 days ago | bluesrockreview.com | Fidel Beserra

Gary Moore never did anything halfway. Whether tearing through hard rock with Thin Lizzy, exploring metal and blues in his solo work, or pouring heartbreak into slow-burning ballads, he played like a man with uncompromising passion. Live From Baloise Session, recorded in November 2008 in Basel, Switzerland, captures Moore just a couple of years before his untimely passing, and even then, he was still ripping through sets with the same fire and soul he carried since the ’60s.

3 weeks ago | bluesrockreview.com | Fidel Beserra

A fierce force in modern blues rock, Samantha Fish has carved out a place as one of her generation’s most dynamic guitarists. With a catalog that veers from rootsy blues-based grit to pop swagger, and a reputation as a powerhouse live performer, she’s consistently pushed the limits of the genre.

1 month ago | bluesrockreview.com | Fidel Beserra

Tony Holiday has built his career around community. Since moving from Salt Lake City to Memphis in 2017, he has become a key player in the city’s soul blues revival, surrounding himself with like-minded musicians and drawing from the region’s deep musical roots. His latest album, Keep Your Head Up, is a testament to this collaborative spirit, an eight-track collection blending blues, soul, and rock, recorded between Memphis and Los Angeles.

1 month ago | mmauk.net | Fidel Beserra

Ilia Topuria’s recent move to lightweight has generated considerable discussion, particularly regarding a matchup with former champion Charles Oliveira. With Topuria eyeing a title shot against the 155 champion and pound-for-pound king Islam Makhachev, but Makhachev possibly moving up in weight or favoring a different challenger, a bout between Topuria and Oliveira could serve as a legitimate title eliminator.

1 month ago | bluesrockreview.com | Fidel Beserra

Popa Chubby’s I Love Freddie King is exactly what the title suggests—a heartfelt tribute to one of the most influential blues guitarists ever. With an all-star lineup that includes Joe Bonamassa, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, Mike Zito, and more, the album runs through some of King’s best work with a mix of reverence and revitalization. Known for his incendiary guitar work and no-nonsense, hard-hitting style, Popa Chubby has spent decades carving out his own space in the blues rock world.