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The Mercury Prize-winning indie rockers
Get the album Blue Weekend here
North London band Wolf Alice started out as a folky two-piece formed by guitarist Joff Oddie and singer Ellie Rowsell in 2010. They played their first gig at The Garage in Highbury. Soon after the duo expanded to a four-piece, with bassist Theo Ellis and drummer Joel Amey joining as permanent members in 2012.
Wolf Alice’s debut single Fluffy came out in 2013, followed closely by the tracks Bros and She as well as the EP Blush. They quickly established a unique sound fusing differing rhythm and melodic riffs with a somewhat unsettling edge.
In spring 2014, Wolf Alice released a second EP, Creature Songs, and by the end of the year the four-piece had been named Best Breakthrough Artist at the UK Festival Awards.
In late February 2015, Wolf Alice’s debut album My Love Is Cool peaked at No.2 on the UK albums chart. The band toured it heavily over next 18 months while being accompanied by filmmaker Michael Winterbottom, which resulted in the 2016 docudrama On the Road.
Wolf Alice’s sophomore record, 2017’s Visions Of A Life featuring lead single Yuk Foo, was an immediate success, charting at No.2 upon its release. Not only did it bring widespread critical acclaim and lead to big performances at summer festivals like Reading & Leeds, Latitude, NYC’s The Governors Ball, Sziget and Lollapalooza, but it also saw the band take home the 2018 Mercury Prize.
In early 2021, Wolf Alice released the single Last Man On Earth and revealed their third album, Blue Weekend, would arrive on 11 June 2021. On 22 March 2021, the band also confirmed details for a UK tour in January 2022 to support it.
Setlists
- 1.How Can I Make It OK?
- 2.Safe From Heartbreak (If You Never Fall in Love)
- 3.Bobby (Alex G cover)
- 4.I'm a Man You Don't Meet Everyday ([traditional] cover)
- 5.Plastic Jesus (Ed Rush cover)
- 6.Lipstick on the Glass
- 7.The Water (Johnny Flynn cover)
- 8.Bros
- -Blue Weekend (Karl Denver cover)
- 1.Smile
- 2.You're a Germ
- 3.Formidable Cool
- 4.Delicious Things
- 5.Lipstick on the Glass
- 6.Space & Time
- 7.Planet Hunter
- 8.Bros
- 9.Safe From Heartbreak (If You Never Fall in Love)
- 10.How Can I Make It OK?
- 11.Play the Greatest Hits
- 12.Silk
- 13.Feeling Myself
- 14.Lisbon
- 15.Visions of a Life
- 16.The Last Man on Earth
- 17.Giant Peach
Encore
- 18.Moaning Lisa Smile (No Hard Feelings was put as an alternative in this spot)
- 19.Don't Delete the Kisses
- 1.Smile
- 2.You're a Germ
- 3.Formidable Cool
- 4.How Can I Make It OK?
- 5.Play the Greatest Hits
- 6.Giant Peach
- 7.Don't Delete the Kisses
- 1.Smile
- 2.You're a Germ
- 3.Formidable Cool
- 4.Delicious Things
- 5.Bros
- 6.Safe From Heartbreak (If You Never Fall in Love)
- 7.How Can I Make It OK?
- 8.Play the Greatest Hits
- 9.Giant Peach
- 10.Moaning Lisa Smile
- 11.Don't Delete the Kisses
- 1.Smile
- 2.You're a Germ
- 3.Formidable Cool
- 4.Delicious Things
- 5.Bros
- 6.Safe From Heartbreak (If You Never Fall in Love)
- 7.How Can I Make It OK?
- 8.Play the Greatest Hits
- 9.Giant Peach
- 10.Moaning Lisa Smile
- 11.The Last Man on Earth
- 12.Don't Delete the Kisses
News
Wolf Alice announces 2022 UK tour
The alt-rockers are hitting the road from 7 – 30 January 2022 in support of their new album Blue Weekend.
Who are Mercury Prize winners Wolf Alice?
Get the know the band as they prepare to play three shows at the end of 2018.
FAQS
Wolf Alice are touring the UK from 7 – 30 January 2022 in support of their new album Blue Weekend.
Wolf Alice’s tour will visit the following UK cities in 2022:
- Glasgow
- Newcastle
- Norwich
- Manchester
- Sheffield
- Liverpool
- London
- Southampton
- Bexhill on Sea
- Birmingham
- Plymouth
- Bristol
Tickets for Wolf Alice’s 2022 tour dates go on sale from 09:00 on Friday 26 March 2021.
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