
Wolf Alice have released ‘The Clearing: B Sides’ with new track ‘Hit The Sky’
Reworked Seven Sisters demo lands with Julia Cumming and James Gavin featured.

Wolf Alice are an English rock band based in London. The band was formed in 2010 as an acoustic duo consisting of singer Ellie Rowsell and guitarist Joff Oddie. Since 2012, the lineup has included drummer Joel Amey and bassist Theo Ellis. Wolf Alice played their first gig at Highbury Garage in December 2010, supporting April in the Shade, after Rowsell and Oddie met the band at an open mic at the Hope and Anchor in Islington. They released their debut single 'Fluffy' in February 2013, followed by 'Bros' in May of the same year. Their debut EP 'Blush' was released in October 2013, and was succeeded by 'Creature Songs' in May 2014. In February 2015, the band released the lead single 'Giant Peach' from their debut album 'My Love Is Cool,' which was released in June 2015. The album includes their 2014 single 'Moaning Lisa Smile,' which peaked at No. 9 on US Billboard's Alternative Songs chart in August 2015 and was nominated for the 2016 Grammy Award for Best Rock Performance. Wolf Alice's second studio album, 'Visions of a Life,' was released in September 2017 and debuted at No. 2 on the UK Albums Chart.
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Reworked Seven Sisters demo lands with Julia Cumming and James Gavin featured.

Cover arrives as second preview of 'The Clearing: B-Sides' 7" out 21st August.

With a stacked supporting bill and a career-spanning set built around 'The Clearing', Wolf Alice turn Finsbury Park into a celebration of friendship and ambition.

Three unreleased 'The Clearing' session tracks will feature on the new release.

The four-piece offer early glimpses of fresh material before a London outdoor date.

Co-op Live is set to stage the awards again on 27th February, live on ITV.

From the Dork archive: back in 2021, Wolf Alice were still wrestling with their pop side. The hindsight thrill is how close they had previously come to resisting the direction of 'Don't Delete The Kisses' that made the whole song land.

Presales begin on 5th May ahead of general release on 7th May.

The 2026 shortlist announcement and awards show dates have been confirmed.

Thirty-four first-time nominees feature across seven categories at this year's ceremony.

Tina Fey hosted the premiere, with Wolf Alice and Kasabian to follow in the next two weeks.

Bosnian composer and accordionist Nihad Hrustanbegovic will perform around the historic venue on each night of the week-long run.

Twenty-one signed silk screen prints from iconic live music moments go on sale today.

Grant Park festival returns with Smashing Pumpkins, Jennie, John Summit, and Tate McRae also topping the bill.

The new Sky series launches this Saturday with Tina Fey hosting the debut episode

Official resale tickets available exclusively via Tixel for the sold-out event.

Public voting for Song of the Year opens tomorrow exclusively on WhatsApp.

Tickets for the show go on general sale starting 30th January.

Tickets for the performance go on general sale at 10am, 22nd January.

Tickets go on sale at 9am GMT on Friday, 12th December.

Wolf Alice’s ambitions for their first arena tour were pretty straightforward. “We want to put on a show,” Ellie Rowsell told Dork earlier this year. “We also want to remember to have fun with it.” True to their word, the first of two homecoming shows at London’s O2 arena is so much more than a typical Wolf Alice gig with a few more lights and a big screen. A thoughtful reconstruction of their relatable indie rock gems, they deliver one of the most majestic gigs the venue has ever seen.

On night one of their London homecoming, the band rebuild their indie rock jewels for arena-scale wonder.

Plus Pulp! James Marriott! Louis Tomlinson! 5SOS! TOP! Loads more!

Pre-sale tickets see unprecedented demand with two-thirds already sold out.

Sunflower Bean also released a new album this year.

With fourth album ‘The Clearing’, Wolf Alice are not just holding their ground: they’re planting a flag, building a world, and proving once again that Britain’s best band still have everything left to give.

North American tour begins September 10th, followed by major European arena dates.

European dates follow in November, with arena shows across the UK and Ireland.

Recorded in Los Angeles with Greg Kurstin after writing sessions in Seven Sisters.

We're celebrating 'The Clearing' with a special collectable edition of Dork. Plus! Shame! Nova Twins! Black Honey! Mahalia! The Beaches! More!

Entry is via album pre-order competition; winners receive paired guest tickets.

Pre-orders for upcoming album are live, with more announcements teased soon.

Tickets for both early shows go on sale tomorrow at 11am.

Tickets drop Tuesday morning, with a larger UK-Ireland tour planned later.

It's 'Swallowtail' supremacy as Joel Amey shares lead vocals on the latest taster of the band's forthcoming fourth album.

British band Wolf Alice shares remaining songs from forthcoming album 'The Clearing' through message to their fanbase.

Wolf Alice announces partial tracklist for 'The Clearing' album, with remaining songs to be revealed later.

Wolf Alice announce fourth album 'The Clearing' for August release, alongside new single 'The Sofa' exploring themes of acceptance and aging.

Wolf Alice reveal new single 'The Sofa' will arrive next week.

By this point, calling Wolf Alice the most consistently brilliant band of their generation feels a bit like calling the sky blue or the Glastonbury toilets harrowing – a statement of such crushing obviousness it barely merits repeating. Still, there’s something about watching them return to this festival now, on the cusp of their fourth album and newly signed to a major label, that suggests the band have realised it too. Not in a smug, victory-lap way. More in the manner of people who’ve been told repeatedly that they’re brilliant and have finally decided to believe it.

Wolf Alice's journey from alternative outsiders to arena-ready act reveals a band embracing their brilliance.

Wolf Alice reveal second single from forthcoming album 'The Clearing', following up their recent track 'Bloom Baby Bloom'.

Wolf Alice expand their UK tour supporting 'The Clearing' album with additional shows at London's O2 and Nottingham's Motorpoint Arena.

Ellie Rowsell reveals new single 'Bloom Baby Bloom' differs from other tracks on Wolf Alice's upcoming album 'The Clearing'.

During an intimate Irish show, Wolf Alice debuted two songs from their upcoming album 'The Clearing', including the unreleased 'Thorns'.

The group will join a line-up that includes Sabrina Carpenter as headliner, alongside performances from Haim, Beach House, TV On The Radio, Wet Leg and Floating Points.

Wolf Alice announces extensive global tour spanning three continents from September to December 2025, supporting their fourth album with 43 shows.

In full bloom, and blooming still.

The new track, their first piece of music in three years, comes ahead of their fourth album, due this August.

Wolf Alice reveal first new music since 2021's 'Blue Weekend', with single 'Bloom Baby Bloom' dropping on May 15th.

The band are hinting at new material to come, with a teasing website and social media updates.

There's also RAYE, JADE, Amyl and the Sniffers

The track was originally recorded in November 2021 as part of Apple Music’s exclusive Christmas collection.

The new EP features songs from their recent album 'Blue Weekend'.

New artists revealed include Sam Fender and Megan Thee Stallion.

It follows on from last week's announcement of their 'Blue Lullaby EP', made up of reworked lullaby versions of tracks from last year's album 'Blue Weekend'.

The four-track EP is out in June.

They'll head across the pond for the new dates in September and October.

Glass Animals, Fontaines D.C., Little Simz and more are also on the bill this September.

There's also Charli XC, Caroline Polachek, Declan McKenna, Fontaines D.C., Glass Animals, Sam Fender and loads, loads more.

The three-legged festival takes place this April.

Olivia Rodrigo, Dave, Billie Eilish and more also took home gongs.

They beat D-Block Europe, London Grammar and more to the prize.

They'll hit the road again next month for the covid delayed shows.

The band put a pause on their Glasgow and Dublin shows before Christmas, due to restrictions, but have now pulled the entire run.

From unexpected superstars to returning heroes, here’s the year in its standout records.

With every new music drop, it feels as though Wolf Alice couldn’t possibly get any better. Then, they do another album and deliver something that’s once again surprising, innovative, and ridiculously special. Magic.

It'll be available on their upcoming US tour.
They're in support of the Revive Live campaign.

They're in support of the Revive Live campaign.

The winner of the prize will be announced at a ceremony taking place at London's Eventim Apollo on 9th September.

Busy busy.

Wolf Alice are returning with a new opus right at the time we need them most. Head away for a ‘Blue Weekend’ with one of the very best bands on the planet.
Wolf Alice have shared their new single 'No Hard Feelings'.

The latest cut of 'Blue Weekend' comes with news the album will be released a week earlier than previously expected.

The second single from 'Blue Weekend' is here, and it's massive.

New album 'Blue Weekend' is coming this summer.
Wolf Alice have added a trio of new shows to their January 2022 UK tour.
Wolf Alice have announced a new headline tour.

New album 'Blue Weekend' is coming this summer.

The song is taken from their forthcoming album 'Blue Weekend'.
Wolf Alice have debuted the first song from their upcoming third album.

The band's much-anticipated third album will be released this June. Check out the first taster now.

Conducted as the band released their outstanding second record 'Visions of a Life' - an album that would go on to win the Mercury Prize.

The band's comeback track is due very soon indeed.

Oo-er, what's all this then?

Every month, Dork's Listmaster General will bring us another of his Top 10 lists. Every month, we'll disagree. It's 'fun'.

The Vaccines. The Magic Gang. Sports Team. Spector. The list goes on - and all raising funds to provide essential equipment to NHS key workers

The potatoes didn't lie.

The Big Moon, Idles and more are also on the first line-up announce.

For Wolf Alice, 2018 has been quite the year. With ‘Visions Of A Life’ laying out the remainder of 2017 with a expansive and forward-pushing new album full of intriguing bite, this has been the year which has cemented their standing at the top of the food chain. Throwing off the shackles of any simp
They’ll be launching the lager at their final shows of 2019, before landing on sale wider in 2019
Feat. Black Honey and more.
It's second time lucky for the former Dork cover stars.

Ellie and Joel talk going two for two.

The dates are in addition to their already announced UK shows.

The tour will close the book on last year’s ‘Visions of a Life’, before they depart to work on new material.
(aka December.)

Wolf Alice have always been a band comfortable flickering between light and dark. Dialling it up between loud and quiet, they’ve always been an unpredictable beast but after a summer bouncing from huge stadium shows to countless festivals around the world, tonight anything goes.
The winners will be announced next month.

Dork hassles Theo Ellis ahead of this weekend's Latitude for a chat about festivals and stuff.
It's just one of their many big shows this summer.
They head to just the worst party.
The band laid down the Really Rather Special cover for triple j.

Loads of bands have confirmed for the BBC’s new festival, The Biggest Weekend. The new names include Niall Horan, J Hus, Wolf Alice, Jess Glynne, Paloma...

Wolf Alice and Deaf Havana are both on the line up War Child BRITs Week.

Wolf Alice (best group), Royal Blood (best group) and Foo Fighters (international group) are some of the names up for Brit Awards this year.
"I think those fears went out the window," says Ellie Rowsell
Feat. ‘Sadboy’, ‘Space & Time’, ‘Don’t Delete the Kisses’ and ‘Bros’.

It's been a long time coming but already the band are ready for the next, next step.

“Don’t chicken out, it’s all good. You’re allowed to be what you could,” sung Wolf Alice way back when. That shimmering self-belief has always been a part of their ramshackle DNA and tonight as they play ‘Blush’ to a sold out Alexandra Palace, that line echoes from their past with a smile. Wolf Alice could have made the step from academies to arenas years ago but they waited. Patience has always been paramount as the group ensures everything they do is just right. And rather than reaching, the gang look comfortable throughout. From the slowburn open of ‘Heavenward’, everything is deliberate, considered but still comes with a touch of danger. ‘Yuk Foo’ swiftly follows, the anger that runs beneath ‘Visions Of A Life’ breaking the surface for a few blistering moments and lighting the room up before the band twist it, and use it to create. ‘Don’t Delete The Kisses’ into ‘Bros’ is a powerful showing of the band at their most sentimental and affectionate, celebrating small victories and enduring connection on the biggest of stages while that intimacy continues as Ellie rolls ‘Planet Hunter’ around in her mouth. “I lost my mind in 2015,” a purposeful stance as the band send postcards from then and now. The threat and fury of ‘Formidable Cool’ morphs into the strobe lit realisation of ‘Sadboy’ while ‘Space & Time’ already has the twang of a classic as Joff spins, shakes and smashes his guitar about, trying to make it sing. It’s defining moment after defining moment during an evening that refuses to settle. You can’t have a highlight when the band glow as brightly as they do. The four way vocals on the shuddering ‘Visions Of A Life’ come close, as does the triumphant riptide of ‘Giant Peach’ but it’s the moment that Jade, a fifteen-year-old fan who’s never played guitar in front of a crowd before, gets up and plays Ellie’s part in ‘Moaning Lisa Smile’ flawlessly that really captures the real magic of Wolf Alice. There’s no gushing or babysitting from the band, instead the shared trust and mutual respect between everyone in the room takes to the stage with an effortless cool. “So this is fucking mental playing here, just for the record,” exclaims Theo as dreams, self-belief and hard work come together under a winking glitterball. Even tonight, the band take their time and allow each song to spread out and take up as much space as they need. Every one fills the room, scratching at the walls and pressing against the ceiling. As confetti rains down on what Wolf Alice have built, the next step is already theirs for the taking. Whenever they want to, of course.
It's an all star cast with Frank Carter, The Kills and loads more too.

Wolf Alice and Real Estate are the latest band to be announced for NOS Alive; they'll perform at the event on Thursday 12th July and Saturday 14th July...
Real Estate have also joined the bill.

Over the weekend one of 2017's best bands, Wolf Alice and another on their way back for 2018, Sunflower Bean packed out Alexandra Palace in London for a...

TRNSMT has announced details of the first acts for 2018’s two-weekend event, which will take place from 28th June-1st July and 6th-8th July in Glasgow -...
The first names for next year's event have been revealed.
It's headlined by Ozzy Osbourne, Marilyn Manson, Foo Fighters and Guns n Roses.

Wolf Alice and Royal Blood will support Queens of the Stone Age on their upcoming US tour.

With their first album, they kickstarted a revolution. With their second, 'Visions of a Life', they're changing the game all over again.

Imagine what an in-store gig is? An intimate portrayal of a band stripping it back to the fans who truly care - who go out and whack their money on the counter. Now bring Wolf Alice into the equation.

It's an in-store, but not in a store. That's Wolf Alice for you.

Wolf Alice and Shania Twain are fighting it out for the number one spot on this week’s album chart. Wolf Alice are currently holding fast at number one...

Wolf Alice top this week’s Dork Buzz Chart with 'Weavenward'.

Wolf Alice are set to play a tiny show next week.

Wolf Alice have released a video for their new single, ‘Heavenward’; the latest cut from ‘Visions of a Life’, due for release on 29th September via Dirt...

Wolf Alice have released a video for their new single ‘Heavenward’.

Wolf Alice have covered Green Day’s ‘Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life)’. Taking on the cover for BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge, it precedes the release of s...

Wolf Alice have covered Green Day’s classic track ‘Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life)’ for BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge. The band are currently on the promo...

Wolf Alice have shared another track from their new album: ‘Heavenward’ is the latest cut from ‘Visions of a Life’, due for release on 29th September vi...

Wolf Alice have shared another new track from their upcoming album.‘Heavenward’ is the latest cut from ‘Visions of a Life’, due for release on 29th Sept...

Wolf Alice have announced a run of in store shows, kicking off later this month.

Wolf Alice have dropped the latest video from their forthcoming second album 'Visions of a Life'. The clip is for the most recent track to be lifted fro...

Wolf Alice’s return might have been fuelled by the fizzing, strobe lit urgency of ‘Yuk Foo’ and the sweat-drenched excitement of their teeny UK tour but today, as they pop up at Reading Festival for a semi-secret set, they prove they’re totally in command of their own march forward. Most bands would do the expected, starting with a comfortable hit to settle nerves, get the people moving and score early points, but Wolf Alice don’t need victories today. They left their scene at the top and distance has only made the heart grow fonder. Predictable isn’t an offer. Boring is the enemy. ‘Don’t Delete The Kisses’, a perfume dipped love letter that twinkles with delicate hearts and careful words, opens things up. It might be gentle, wearing rose-tints and peering out with wide-eyes but that doesn’t dampen the fierce connection Wolf Alice have forged. Every word means something, to band and crowd. The swing of ‘Bros’ follows, underlining this parade. As the slanted anthems of youthful affection and gnarled frustration flare up, down, and throughout the ever-swelling tent, Wolf Alice unfurl. ‘Yuk Foo’ sits next to ‘You’re A Germ’, already firmly at home with muddy boots under the table while the relative newcomer of ‘Beautifully Unconventional’ further twists what you think you know about the band, while underlining their starshine brilliant. See, for all the shock and pull of which direction Wolf Alice are heading, today is a sprawling reminder that they’re too busy looking around to care. The horizon runs in all directions. Wolf Alice are more than happy to chase the light. The set crashes, spins and dances under their own glorious vision, ending with Ellie leaning into the crowd screaming her heart out before the eternal terrace anthem of ‘Giant Peach’ takes over. It takes a certain romance for a band to end a secret set with more excitement than they started with but Wolf Alice have always carried a special sort of wonder. Today it crackles, coming to the surface with big, bold strides. This might be a secret set, tucked away in a quiet corner of the festival, but the message couldn’t be louder. Wolf Alice are back. Death to dull.

Wolf Alice have confirmed the timing for their surprise set at Reading & Leeds this weekend.

Wolf Alice have confirmed their two main support bands for their upcoming UK tour. The band will be supporting their second album ‘Visions of a Life’ wi...

You might have noticed we’re of the opinion that Wolf Alice are a rather good band - but you don’t need to pay that much attention to us (eh? - Ed), whe...

Wolf Alice have dropped the third track from their new album 'Visions of a Life'. Following up on first cuts 'Yuk Foo' and 'Don't Delete The Kisses' com...

Wolf Alice have debuted the third track from their new album 'Visions of a Life'.

It looks like we’re getting more new music from Wolf Alice next week.

Wolf Alice have dropped a video for their most recent ‘Visions of a Life’ cut, ‘Don’t Delete The Kisses’.

Wolf Alice, Royal Blood, and Everything Everything have teamed up with the Yellow Bird Project to support cancer charity Trekstock.

Wolf Alice have released a new video for ‘Yuk Foo’, the lead track from their upcoming new album. ‘Visions of a Life’ is the follow up to debut ‘My Love...

Wolf Alice have released a new video for ‘Yuk Foo’.

It's today! It's new Wolf Alice day! The happiest of all days. The second single from Wolf Alice's upcoming record 'Visions of a Life', 'Don't Delete Th...

HRRRRRRNK! Get ready everybody. Wolf Alice are releasing their new single TOMORROW. 'Don't Delete The Kisses' will premiere on Beats1 on Wednesday 5th J...
They're doing two nights in Glasgow now.
They're not content with a new album. Now they're throwing their own festivals too.

Wolf Alice are back with a brand new album and a track that’s likely to rip your face right off. The band will release their second album - the follow u...
There's a huge tour on the way too!

They're back, and we're buzzin'.
Bands don't start posting you stuff unless they've got something new on the way.

T’is well and truly the season. Instead of planning what gifts to buy for their friends, though, Wolf Alice set about pulling them all together for an evening (and an afternoon, and another evening due to demand) of music.

Wolf Alice have announced a second gig in aid of Help Refugees, which will be held as a 14+ matinee show on the same day and venue as the first, 5th Dec...

Members of Years & Years, Black Honey and more are taking part.

The band will be playing Mad Cool Festival alongside Foo Fighters, Green Day and Kings of Leon.

Wolf Alice are currently thinking about the follow up to 2015 debut ‘My Love Is Cool’, but that’s not all - they’ve also set their sights on headlining...

Proceeds will go to HelpRefugees.

The band look to be getting a move on.

Wolf Alice are set to feature in a brand new film from ‘acclaimed British director’ Michael Winterbottom.

It premieres at the BFI London Film Festival next month.

More new songs, please!

Joel from the Camden heroes has spun WJC’s single into an alternative beast.

New Wolf Alice! New Wolf Alice! There's new Wolf Alice!

Demos! Rarities! Vinyl! Books of photos!

They join Super Furry Animals and Wild Beasts as bill-toppers.

The latest cut from debut album, 'My Love Is Cool'.

Wolf Alice are set to battle the combined forces of Ed Sheeran at this year’s Ivor Novello Awards.

The Ivor Novello Awards"celebrate, honour and reward excellence in British and Irish songwriting and composing," which is nice of 'em. The nominations f...

Radio 1’s Big Weekend has confirmed a new batch of bands this morning, including Wolf Alice, Chvrches, Biffy Clyro, Panic! At The Disco and Twenty One P...

Wolf Alice have announced that they will release a limited edition 7” for Record Store Day in the US. The pressing will feature ‘White Leather’- origina...

Wolf Alice do things at their own pace. The steady climb in the buildup to debut album ‘My Love Is Cool’ took steely nerves while the decision to tap th...

Wolf Alice are becoming an unexpected supergroup for one night only, as bassist Theo Ellis is forced to sit out tonight’s London Kentish Town Forum show...

Biffy Clyro recently announced their biggest ever headline show, at Bellahouston Park in their home city on Saturday 27th August as part of the Glasgow...

Wolf Alice have been announced as supports for a massive Biffy Clyro Glasgow show this summer. Joining Fall Out Boy on the undercard, the date will be B...

The first bands have been announced for this year’s Glass Butter Beach festival. The fourth edition of the event, the bill features Wolf Alice, Katy B a...

The 1975 will take Wolf Alice and The Japanese House on the road with them with they tour the US this spring - check out the dates below. The run is in...

Wolf Alice are among the bands confirmed for Parklife festival, which will take place at Heaton Park, Manchester from 11th - 12th June. The Chemical Bro...

Wolf Alice's really big UK tour was already looking pretty tasty but now the band have announced who'll be joining them and it's worth salivating over....

Wolf Alice have rereleased their debut album 'My Love Is Cool' and thrown in pretty much everything they've ever put out for good measure. That's 25 tra...

Wolf Alice are playing an intimate show at London's Nambucca tomorrow night (3rd February). Breaking the news on Twitter, tickets will be £10 on the doo...

Festival season is well and truly upon us and now Bestival, the full stop at the end of summer, has announced it's lineup and Future theme. The Cure wil...

Wolf Alice have rescheduled a batch of dates on their February tour, postponing them until later in the year. All the cancelled shows were set to take p...

Wolf Alice have added a fourth night at the Forum, London to their March tour due to “every one of u being such heroes.” The new show will now mark the...

Wolf Alice have been signed up to present a radio show on Apple’s Beats 1, set to air next Tuesday, 26th January.

Wolf Alice are set to release their Grammy-nominated single'Moaning Lisa Smile' (again). The track (nominated for Best Rock Performance Grammy) is taken...

Wolf Alice, Years & Years and Hola A Todo El Mundo have confirmed for Bilbao BBK Live 2016, which will take place in Spain from 7th – 9th July next year.

Wolf Alice are among the new additions for NOS Alive 2016, along with Pixies, Foals, M83, Years & Years, Father John Misty and José González.

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Independent Venue Week will return for its third year next January, with a week-long series of gigs in 120 venues across the UK. Following on from Colin...

They may not of won the Mercury, but Wolf Alice look pretty bloody happy in their new video for ‘Freazy’. At least for a while. Set in a day-glo world f...

Wolf Alice have been confirmed for British Summer Time Hyde Park 2016, playing a day headlined by Mumford & Sons and also featuring Alabama Shakes.

Wolf Alice, who are bloody good live, have released a tour video from their recent stint around the UK and US. Soundtracked by 'Fluffy', just one of the...

Wolf Alice are currently second favourites to win the Mercury Prize 2015, with their debut album ‘Our Love Is Cool’ coming in at 7/1, just behind Jamie...

Wolf Alice performed their single ‘Bros’ on The Late Late Show with James Corden earlier this week - watch the clip below. The TV slot is one of many th...

Wolf Alice have been forced to cancel a bunch of German dates this November, “due to our Mercury Prize nomination.” Thankfully their award-nominated hea...

Wolf Alice have added an extra two London dates to their spring tour. The band will now be finishing off their UK run with a trio of shows at The Forum,...

Not content with virtually selling out their entire October UK tour, smashing Brixton Academy or being nominated for the Mercury Prize, Wolf Alice have...

The 2015 Mercury Prize shortlist was teased out on Friday via Lauren Laverne and her BBC Radio 6 Music show. Leading the pack are Wolf Alice with 'My Lo...

'My Love Is Cool', Wolf Alice's brilliant debut album, was released earlier this year and is the gift that keeps on giving. From the horribly good 'You'...

Wolf Alice have confirmed details of a lengthy European tour scheduled for early next year. The run will kick off in Madrid on 5th February, finishing o...

Fresh from their AIM Independent Music Award win, Wolf Alice are set to release 'You're A Germ' on October 30th via limited edition 7". The track, taken...

Wolf Alice and All Time Low are amongst the winners at this year’s AIM Independent Music Awards, the ceremony for which was held last night (Tuesday 8th...

Wolf Alice will play a Halloween show at Victoria Warehouse in Manchester for Vevo, alongside James Bay, Little Simz, Nothing But Thieves and Years & Ye...

“We’re very excited, there’s a good buzz about today,” starts Joel Amey. “Sometimes you get to big festivals and get a bit lost in everything but Readin...
Wolf Alice kicked off their UK tour a few days ago in Bristol. It’s the first headline run the band have done since they released their debut album ‘My...
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Every Wolf Alice tour with five or more confirmed dates, with full setlist data and most-played songs.
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