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2021-09-25 – Wolf Alice – The Sugarmill, Stoke

Photography & Review by: Glenn Rossington Every once in a while, a band comes along who shake up a genre

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Wolf Alice Unveil New Single ‘No Hard Feelings’

Photo Credit: Jordan Hemmingway WOLF ALICE have released their new track NO HARD FEELINGS, a delicate ballad striking the balance between emotional

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WATCH: Wolf Alice – ‘Heavenward’

Ahead of a run of intimate instore album launch shows, Wolf Alice have revealed the video for new song ‘Heavenward’.

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Wolf Alice Announce UK Signings & Live Sessions

To celebrate the release of their eagerly anticipated new album ‘Visions of a Life’, Wolf Alice will be holding a

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2017-08-16 – Wolf Alice – The Venue, Derby

A gloomy mid-week evening in August in the middle of Derby City Centre is THE place to be tonight. One

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Wolf Alice Announce Intimate UK Tour Next Month

Wolf Alice have today announced a small venue tour of the UK in August, in which they return to some

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Wolf Alice Return With New Album, Single & Tour

Wolf Alice, one of the biggest breakthrough bands of recent years, make their eagerly anticipated return, announcing their new album,

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Wolf Alice: The Temple, Birmingham – 12/05/2014

Having had two high-profile support slots already this year with The 1975 and Manic Street Preachers, it’s no doubt that