Wolf Alice

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Wolf Alice

12 upcoming dates · 7 cities · 2 countries

Wolf Alice are an English rock band that formed in London in 2010 as an acoustic duo of Ellie Rowsell and Joff Oddie, expanding to a four-piece in 2012 with the addition of Joel Amey and Theo Ellis. The band took its name from an Angela Carter short story.

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United Kingdom

  1. Aug 29BelfastCustom House Square BelfastPerformers: CHSqView details

United States

  1. Sep 30PittsburghPPG Paints ArenaPerformers: Olivia RodrigoView details
  2. Oct 1PittsburghPPG Paints ArenaPerformers: Olivia RodrigoView details
  3. Oct 4WashingtonCapital One ArenaPerformers: Olivia RodrigoView details
  4. Oct 5WashingtonCapital One ArenaPerformers: Olivia RodrigoView details
  5. Oct 8CharlotteSpectrum CenterPerformers: Olivia RodrigoView details
  6. Oct 9CharlotteSpectrum CenterPerformers: Olivia RodrigoView details
  7. Oct 12ChicagoUnited CenterPerformers: Olivia RodrigoView details
  8. Oct 13ChicagoUnited CenterPerformers: Olivia RodrigoView details
  9. Oct 16BostonTD GardenPerformers: Olivia RodrigoView details
  10. Oct 30ColumbusSchottenstein CenterPerformers: Olivia RodrigoView details
  11. Oct 31ColumbusSchottenstein CenterPerformers: Olivia RodrigoView details

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Past shows

Recent Wolf Alice dates on Wanderistan — a record of the artist's touring history.

About Wolf Alice

Their sound moved from folk-tinged pop toward heavier alternative and indie rock, incorporating dream pop and shoegaze textures. Visions of a Life (2017) won the Mercury Prize, and Blue Weekend (2021) became their first UK number-one album; the band also won the Brit Award for British Group in 2022.

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