
Westside Cowboy have shared a video for fan favourite ‘Pin Up Boys’, directed by SNL UK star Jack Shep
Loren Humphrey-produced debut LP 'It Goes On' arrives via Island Records in August.

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Loren Humphrey-produced debut LP 'It Goes On' arrives via Island Records in August.

The Manchester four-piece performed 'Kick Stones (The Boys)' on the BBC programme.

Mancunian four-piece unveil 'Kick Stones (The Boys)' as an early taste of the LP.

Øya Festival 2026 runs from 12th to 15th August in Oslo, Norway.

Packed into Chalk shoulder-to-shoulder, Great Escape crowds find themselves swept up in an evening that turns folk, trad and Americana into the hottest ticket in Brighton.

The Oxfordshire weekender confirms running order across Truck Stage, Market Stage and The Nest.

Dates include London's O2 Forum Kentish Town and Manchester's Albert Hall

A brand new episode of Down With Boring lands tonight (23rd February), and it’s, as ever, absolutely packed.

The band will join Geese for a UK and European tour in March.

A year of dust tans, babbling babies and 30-minute “power sets” has somehow turned four mates messing about into one of the busiest new bands in the country.

The EP 'So Much Country ‘Till We Get There' is out next year.

The new EP was recorded in New York with producer Loren Humphrey.

Westside Cowboy walk us through the five songs that make up their first EP.

Manchester band Westside Cowboy releases 'Drunk Surfer' as final single from debut EP, ahead of extensive UK and European tour.

Manchester quartet Westside Cowboy announce debut EP for August release and share new single 'Alright Alright Alright' ahead of Glastonbury performance.

Our Dork 100 celebrations may already be mostly sold out and packed with brilliant bands, but here's some more for good measure!

After a weekend of seaside nonsense, sticky floors and far too many tote bags, Down With Boring is back tonight (27th May) with a stacked Great Escape 2025 special.

Manchester's self-proclaimed Britainicana pioneers transform friendly jam sessions into one of the UK's most intriguing new sounds.

The Manchester band worked with English Teacher's Lewis Whiting on their first release.
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