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.
After two years away, Truck Festival the acclaimed event for indie kids of all ages was back and ready to celebrate its 25th anniversary.
Prior to their set on the main stage of Truck Festival, Why Generation got to sit down with indie-rock band Spector to talk about 10 years of their debut album and how it felt to record their latest album ‘Now or Whenever’ in lockdown.
The 2022 edition of 2000 Trees was an absolute scorcher – and not just in terms of the weather. After a few years off (because of you-know-what), the festival was back and better than ever, playing host to the best in up-and-coming rock bands and household names alike.
Festival first-timer Mort has taken Why Generation to its first 2000 Trees Festival, the independent, alt-rock festival down in Cheltenham.
This episode features:
Cherym – We’re Just Friends [LIVE], Mannequin Pussy – Perfect [LIVE], Kid Kapichi – Sardines [LIVE], Gen and the Degenerates – Girl God Gun [LIVE], and Laura Jane Grace – The Best Ever Death Metal Band in Denton [LIVE].
Festival first-timer Mort has taken Why Generation to its first 2000 Trees Festival, the independent, alt-rock festival down in Cheltenham.
Festival first-timer Mort has taken Why Generation to its first 2000 Trees Festival, the independent, alt-rock festival down in Cheltenham.
Metal heads came together and rejoiced as Download Festival 2022 took place over the second weekend of June, featuring headliners Kiss, Iron Maiden and Biffy Clyro, along with an array of rock legends from all around the world.
On the weekend of the Platinum Jubilee, millions across the country were seeking some sort of celebration and/or escape. I, like many others, was no different, however, for me my escape of choice was not a bunting-lined street party but Nottingham’s very own Meadowlands Festival.
Sunnies are needed as the sunshine begins to pierce through the clouds as the Live At Leeds team debuts their brand new Temple Newsam Park Festival. Advertised as a multi-genre festival with a diverse and abundant body of artists set to perform. Some of those on the bill include Easy Life, The Vaccines, Sports Team, Sea Girls, Holly Humberstone, Arlo Parks and Finn Askew.
