Ultimate Festival Guide 2023: Truck Festival
The Why Generation Ultimate Festival Guide brings you… Truck Festival
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Ultimate Festival Guide 2023: 2000 Trees Festival
“2000 Trees Festival is more than an event. It’s a family gathering based on positive community values.”
Ultimate Festival Guide 2023: Download Festival
Music festivals have long been celebrated as epic gatherings that bring together passionate fans, talented musicians, and an unrivalled atmosphere of excitement and camaraderie. Among these iconic events, Download Festival stands tall as one of the most prestigious and eagerly anticipated celebrations of rock and metal music.
The Jacques reform as It Man & Debut Single
The Jacques, the indie rock band hailing from Bristol, UK have reformed as It Man, with the added addition of Dexter Dougan on bass guitar.
Playlist Update | Why Generation
Presenting our latest Spotify playlist update. New music to feast your weary ears on.
WG’s Alt Christmas Songs | Merry Christmas Misfits
We know that traditional Christmas songs, Jingle Bells, 12 Days of Christmas, Silent Night and so on, don’t necessarily fit in with our ethos of creating music content for ‘the misfits, the moshers, the early morning rockers’.
The Velvet Hands Release “Over It Now”
Rising London-via-Cornwall four-piece The Velvet Hands have dropped their last track of the year, “Over It Now”.
Billy Idol The Cage EP & October Tour
The Cage EP, the new release from Billy Idol, is out now via Dark Horse Records. This new music follows Billy Idol’s 2021 The Roadside EP, which received praise from fans and critics alike. As on The Roadside EP, Idol is joined on the new project by his longtime collaborator, co-writer and guitarist Steve Stevens.
September Vinyl Picks!
Here are our top 10 vinyl picks for this month, all available to preorder now via Townsend Music! Whether it be a rerelease, a live album, or just a really pretty record, we’ve got you covered.
Arctic Monkeys, The 1975, and Halsey take to the stage at Reading Festival 2022
“Arctic Monkeys and The 1975… get your fishnets, Dr Martens, Stone Island and Fred Perry out,” joked Matty Healy, lead singer of The 1975 who had stepped in last moment to headline the Sunday of Reading Festival, in place of Rage Against the Machine.
