Green Man shows how we can create new relationships, exist in a place protected from unfettered hyper-capitalism and commodification, that if a festival can be free from endless advertisement and the constant bombardment of corporate gesturing, perhaps those lessons can perforate our collective imagination.
Here is your So Young guide to the acts worth ripping up your schedule for at Reading Festival.
Sincerity has always been a key token for Westside Cowboy, with this track perfectly epitomising their signature blend of earnestness and classic rock influence.
Every summer, Truck Festival becomes a meeting place for indie music’s past, present and future.
Whether you’re chasing the biggest moments on the Main Stage, searching out the next wave of talent, or just embracing the beautiful unpredictability of festival life, Truck Festival 2026 is ready to deliver another weekend of noise, discovery and togetherness.
Only months on from recent EP release, ‘So Much Country ‘Til We Get There’ EP, Westside Cowboy have shared their new single ‘Kick Stones (The Boys)’
The Great Escape 2026 – there’s still the possibility of stumbling into a room and witnessing something genuinely transformative before the rest of the world catches up
So Young Magazine Tracks of the Year 2025. The middle of December, and its lack of inbox traffic, presents us with the opportunity to reflect on all the fun of the last twelve months. 2025 for So Young has included…
Offering a second serving from their upcoming EP, ‘So Much Country ‘Till We Get There’, Westside Cowboy release ‘Can’t See’ – a pulsating track that seems to capture an uncertain moment in time.