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What to pack, what to leave, and how to survive Glasto like a pro

1 week ago | whynow.co.uk | Harvey Solomon-Brady

Tent, sleeping bag, mat or airbed, pillow Wellies, waterproof coat, poncho, warm layers Sunglasses, sunscreen, hat Reusable water bottle – over 800 refill points across the site ID, ticket, cash/card, portable phone charger Toothbrush, deodorant, sun cream, any meds Wet wipes, toilet paper, hand sanitiser Earplugs and an eye mask Bring snacks for camp – protein bars, fruit, nuts No glass – decant drinks into plastic All tap water on site is drinkable Glass bottles (strictly banned)...
Your ultimate travel and camping guide for Glastonbury 2025

1 week ago | whynow.co.uk | Harvey Solomon-Brady

Dates: Festival runs 25th–29th June 2025. Gates open: Wednesday 25th June at 8amCar parks open: Tuesday 24th June at 9pm – but you must stay in your vehicle until gates open.
Glastonbury 2025 line-up and headliners | Who to see and what to expect

1 week ago | whynow.co.uk | Harvey Solomon-Brady

Glastonbury 2025 runs from Wednesday 25th to Sunday 29th June at Worthy Farm, Somerset. With over 100 stages, there’s no shortage of music. But the big focus is, as always, the Pyramid Stage. Friday: The 1975 – returning after a career-defining year, expected to deliver a crowd-pleasing greatest-hits set. Saturday: Neil Young – back at Glasto for the first time since 2009, playing with his band the Chrome Hearts.
Artists condemn King's Place for hosting Lockheed Martin-sponsored arms conference

1 week ago | whynow.co.uk | Harvey Solomon-Brady

A growing number of musicians and industry professionals have publicly criticised King’s Place, the arts venue near King’s Cross, over its decision to host a defence industry conference sponsored by Lockheed Martin. The event, Defence in Space, is set to return to the venue on 28th-29th October 2025. The backlash follows an earlier decision by Gazelle Twin to cancel her scheduled performance at King’s Place.
Far Caspian announces album and live dates alongside new single release

1 week ago | whynow.co.uk | Harvey Solomon-Brady

Far Caspian has released the contemplative new single ‘An Outstretched Hand / Rain From Here To Kerry’, the latest track from upcoming album Autofiction, due 25th July on Tiny Library Records. It follows the warmly received lead single ‘First Day’ and arrives with a self-directed video from Irish songwriter and producer Joel Johnston, the sole force behind the project. The song ties together two stories: the early days of a relationship, and a storm-lashed 2014 road trip across Ireland.
Richard Ashcroft returns with new single 'Lover' ahead of Oasis reunion tour support slot

2 weeks ago | whynow.co.uk | Harvey Solomon-Brady

Richard Ashcroft has released ‘Lover’, his first new music in six years. The single lands as he prepares to join Oasis on their highly anticipated reunion tour this summer, appearing as special guest across a string of sold-out stadium dates in the UK and Ireland. Premiered by Vernon Kay on Radio 2, ‘Lover’ marks Ashcroft’s return to original material following 2018’s Natural Rebel and his 2021 rework collection Acoustic Hymns Vol 1.
The Royston Club announce new album Songs For The Spine , release 'Glued To The Bed' and plot biggest UK tour yet

2 weeks ago | whynow.co.uk | Harvey Solomon-Brady

The Royston Club have confirmed the release of their second album Songs For The Spine, due 8th August, alongside a new single, ‘Glued To The Bed’, and an expansive UK and European headline tour that includes their biggest London show to date at the O2 Forum Kentish Town. Following a #16-charting debut and a year of relentless touring, the Wrexham four-piece are entering a more ambitious chapter.
Gorillaz announce House of Kong exhibition at London's Copper Box to celebrate 25 years

2 weeks ago | whynow.co.uk | Harvey Solomon-Brady

Gorillaz will mark 25 years since their formation with House of Kong, a large-scale immersive exhibition opening at London’s Copper Box Arena from 8th August to 3rd September 2025. Tickets are on sale now. Promising a journey into the animated band’s chaotic, genre-defying universe, House of Kong offers fans the chance to step inside the fabled world of 2D, Noodle and Russel for the first time.
White Lies return with first new music in three years and announce 2026 UK/EU tour

2 weeks ago | whynow.co.uk | Harvey Solomon-Brady

White Lies have released a brand new single, ‘Nothing On Me’, marking their first new material since 2022’s As I Try Not To Fall Apart. The track lands alongside news of a full UK and European tour set for early 2026, including a date at London’s Roundhouse. Recorded at The Church Studios in North London and produced by Riley MacIntyre, ‘Nothing On Me’ is a bold, frenetic statement of intent. “There is a disregard for any external influences, pressures, or expectations,” the band explain.
Loyle Carner shares new video for 'Lyin' and announces new album Hopefully!

2 weeks ago | whynow.co.uk | Harvey Solomon-Brady

Loyle Carner has shared the video for his new single ‘Lyin’, a quietly affecting short film that he both stars in and directs. Shot in Latvia and produced by Spindle, the video offers a dreamline meditation on childhood, memory and fatherhood, bringing together surreal imagery with the track’s tender mix of lullaby guitar and hushed rap. ‘Lyin’ arrives ahead of Hopefully!, Carner’s fourth album, due 20th June.