It’s mostly Blue Weekend, but it’s got stuff from the other two albums, as well.
We’re playing a set at the moment which feels really good. I mean, we don’t get to see the places that much – you get there and you play a show and you leave – but you do what you can, and it’s quite a nice way of doing it. I think we’re going to a lot of places that we’ve not been before. It will be nice to travel after so long being in one place, and to see different places and different people and play lots of shows. How are you feeling as you’re about to set off on such an extensive run of tour dates?ĮLLIE ROWSELL: I feel like it’s exciting every time. Calling from England, frontwoman Ellie Rowsell discusses what it’s like to hit the road again, how she feels about receiving so many accolades, and her theories about why Wolf Alice inspires such fervent fandom. With pandemic restrictions easing, the band is kicking off an extensive North American tour this month (full list of dates below).
Albums Chart and landed on many year-end “best of” lists. Their successful streak continued when their latest album, 2021’s Blue Weekend, hit the top spot on the U.K. Along the way, they’ve won some of the most prestigious music awards (Mercury Prize, Brit Awards, NME Awards), and been nominated for many more. Known for their fearless live performances and intense, emotive, and highly melodic songs, they’ve earned rave reviews for their three EPs and three studio albums. In the dozen years since Wolf Alice first formed in London, England, the quartet has become one of the most beloved bands in the alternative rock scene.
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