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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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It's crazy how small the venues Wolf Alice plays in considering their level of popularity in the U.K. This band is a must see and the stage is intimate and small so it crates an atmosphere that allows you to really connect with the music and the band. Don't miss Wolf Alice next time they come!!
Totally into it. Ellie is so great. The whole band is a gift to us！
Awesome show by Wolf Alice at the Newport! Ellie's range is so good. They should shock the crowd and break into a Cranberry's song.. they could kill Zombie
Great performance, awesome sound, one of the only bands I would spend money on and my time to go see.
Technically brilliant! Ellie Rowsell sounded incredible. Note for note perfection with their studio songs. They played everything I came to hear. Definitely would see them again.
It was my favorite concert that I've been to. Full of energy and unreleased songs, it was unforgettable.
Wolf Alice never disappoints, in my opinion. This show was a solid mix of new and old tracks (probably about half and half?) Great performers and great people, there was maybe 20 people waiting at the bus and they talked to and signed for everybody. Love 'em!
Great range of songs, when they rocked though, place went off.
Wolf Alice was great, it was set in the basement of the Murat. Which gave it a nifty personal feel since it was an event of 500. However you were close enough to the stage without being neck breaking and you could see all the band without having someones head blocking your view too much (I'm 5'5" so views are rare and sweet when you get them). But the sound was lovely and clear, but still nice and loud. You didn't feel gipped out those concert ears. But Wolf Alice themselves did not disappoint! Wolf Alice had crowd interaction, and gave a hell of a performance. They played songs off of My Love is Cool and Blush. It was just an all around great concert, I would go again!
Straight aces! See this band now. While it's still affordable!
Great performance by an up and coming band. If you love or like their music, you won't be disappointed. If you aren't familiar with Wolf Alice, go see them, and you'll come away a fan. The Old National is a great, intimate forum to see live music.
A high energy show in a small venue is what we came for and exactly what we got. I hope both bands come back to Indy in their next tours.
Literally the best show I've ever been to. 100/10 Would travel across the country again to see
Wolf Alice put on an engaging, powerful set. So happy I got to see this grammy nominated group in an intimate setting at the Tralf in Buffalo NY. Really looking forward to future music and gigs from this awesome band!
The opening act, the Slaves, were great. High energy, clear audio, funny commentary. We were very excited to see Wolf Alice, but once they started, you couldn't hear a thing. Her mic was not high enough to get through the guitar and bass. There was also an echo sound that made her singing indistinguishable. For an hour of singing, I could probably only make out a dozens words. We left early. Very disappointed with the show.
Slaves is a two piece punk band that brings it. Very entertaining duo. Lots of funny jokes and true classic sounding punk rock. Wolf Alice might be the best band on the planet. How they did not win a grammy is beyond me but those awards truly mean nothing. At least to me. In the alternative realm Wolf Alice could top them all and possibly in the regular rock genres. Their songs range from soft to rocking and everything inbetween. They played Swallowtail which i have not seen them play at all watching many youtube shows. It is a very mellow and beautiful song. but to be honest i want them to play storms and giant peach and fluffy and moaning lisa smile because they bring it. and then there are the equally good your loves whore and freazy. they are true entertainers. they really have great stage presence. they get the crowd going and involved. Just an amazing set. i knew it would be good but they were even better in person.
