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WOLF ALICE IN CONCERT:
British indie rockers Wolf Alice marry dreamy pop melodies to psychedelic sonic textures to create a complex yet catchy sound that is sure to fascinate audiences. At the band’s live shows singer Ellie Rowsell alternates between singsong verses and screamed choruses to brilliantly enact her impassioned lyrics. With their cranked amplifiers and well-orchestrated blasts of feedback, the rest of the band matches every emotional twist and turn the singer conjures. While these aggressive elements are part of their calling card, they maintain a controlled vibe with composed loud-quiet dynamics and group harmonies that give songs like “Moaning Lisa Smile” a surprisingly sweet edge. As Wolf Alice hits the road to promote their 2015 debut My Love Is Cool, ticket buyers will be treated to an up-and-coming band that is poised to take over the alternative music scene.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Wolf Alice formed in 2010 around core members singer/guitarist Ellie Rowsell and guitarist Joff Oddie, eventually growing to include drummer Joey Amey and bassist Theo Ellis. Things rapidly picked up for the North London quintet in 2012 when their digital single “Leaving You” received considerable radio play on BBC Radio 1 and a mention in NME’s Radar section. Their first physical single “Fluffy” arrived in 2013 followed later that year by their debut EP Blush. The releases garnered praise from several respected news outlets such as The Observer and Clash, and in 2014 Wolf Alice was named the Best Breakthrough Artist at the UK Festival Awards. In early 2015 the group released the single “Giant Peach” off their forthcoming full-length debut My Love Is Cool, whetting fans’ appetites for the album’s July release.
Throughout their career, Wolf Alice have drawn massive crowds of fans, packing venues like Red Rocks Amphitheatre and The Fillmore to capacity.
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I am a massive Wolf Alice fan. Seeing them live was delightful. If you think they sound great on the album, you have to experience Wolf Alice live to understand just how talented they are. 10/10 will see them again.
There aren't enough words to capture how BRILLIANT Wolf Alice was at their sold-out show at The Wltern. Easily one of the BEST performances of 2025 - and they continue to hold a spot in my top 10 bands of ALL time. And that's saying a lot...I work in the music industry.
I very much enjoyed seeing Wolf Alice. They sounded great live, and I look forward to seeing them again.
Wolf Alice may very well be the last truly great rock band. The meldoic pop and folk stuff blends so neatly with the aggressive, distorted guitar-based tracks. I liked the new album, but hearing it in conversation with their catalog made me love it. Grinned ear to ear the entire time. The crowd was a bit low-energy, but I'm not sure that could be helped. It was a Monday night. People gave it a go (jumping and dancing and singing back), but it was never sustained and you could tell people were just tired.
Amazing performance from Ellie and the gang. They blew the roof off and everyone had a blast. Come back soon!
They're amazing! One of the best live bands ever. If anyone has the opportunity to see them live, they should do it
My 5th show of theirs. They keep getting better and better.
The show felt super dry, disconnected from the crowd and a little lifeless. The production was cheap with them going for more of a cheap Vegas vibe than a rock show (their choice I guess). It seemed like they were blasting through their series to get out of there.
Wolf Alice was absolutely amazing. This is my third time seeing them live since 2018 and it’s been a tremendous pleasure to see their growth and blossoming over the years.
Wolf Alice is one of those rare bands that sound just as amazing live as they do in studio. Ellie's voice is unbelievable. They always put on a hell of a show, but especially with this tour. I highly recommend seeing them live, even if you're just a casual fan.
