New music incoming!
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— Wolf Alice (@wolfalicemusic) April 15, 2021

Few days ago the group shared a live version of their recent single ‘The Last Man On Earth’. The video has a gothic feel with red draped fabric and candles, among which a frontman Ellie Rowsell playing on a black piano. You can watch the full video below.

Alice Wolf has already won the hearts of the fans in the UK and North America, now they are planning to conquer Asia. The band told Bulletin Entertainment: “I think for the success in the UK, it came from us just playing continuously for at least the first two years before anyone kind of knew who we were I think, and just being in a band together.  It was quite the D.I.Y. operation at that stage. And everything we made we just kept putting back into the band. And we were just touring and touring, going to wherever who will have us and we were very lucky the press in the UK was kind to us, definitely. They added: “We’d love to tour Asia. We’ve done some shows in Asia. We managed to get into some bucket-list places, so now we want to get to places we haven’t been, which should be great”. 

New Wolf Alice album ‘Blue Weekend‘ is out on 11th June and can be pre-order here. You can read more about the album and see the full track list on MXDWN album preview. The band said in a statement: “I can’t wait to play these new songs live, they are gonna sound so gooooood”. 

The band starts touring in January 2022. This year they will perform at the ‘Glastonbury Presents Live at Worthy Farm Livestream’  on the 22nd May.
See below full list of UK and Ireland dates.
Tickets are available to purchase here.

05/01/22 – Barrowland Ballroom – Glasgow
07/01 – Barrowland Ballroom – Glasgow (sold out)
08/01 – Barrowland Ballroom – Glasgow (sold out)
09/01 – O2 City Hall – Newcastle
10/01 – UEA – Norwich (sold out)
12/01 – O2 Apollo – Manchester (sold out)
13/01 – O2 Apollo – Manchester
14/01 – O2 Academy – Sheffield (sold out)
15/01 – Uni Mountford Hall – Liverpool (sold out)
18/01 – Eventim Apollo – London (sold out)
19/01 – Eventim Apollo – London
22/01 – O2 Guildhall – Southampton (sold out)
23/01 – De La Warr Pavilion – Bexhill On Sea
24/01 – Olympia Theatre – Dublin
25/01 – Olympia Theatre – Dublin (sold out)
27/01 – O2 Academy – Birmingham
28/01 – Plymouth Pavilions – Plymouth
30/01 – O2 Academy – Bristol (sold out)
31/01 – O2 Academy – Bristol