Wolf Alice announce first ever UK arena tour
Wolf Alice have today announced a 43-stop tour for later this year, which includes their first-ever UK arena dates.
The colossal tour will span three continents from September to December 2025. For each UK ticket sold, £1 will go towards donations to grassroots venue fundraising efforts.
This comes on the same day that the band released a new single, ‘Bloom Baby Bloom,’ along with news of their fourth album, The Clearing. Fans can pre-order the new album now to access the tour’s pre-sale.
The tour is an immense undertaking, given that the band’s last major concert was in 2022, when they wrapped up their European tour after a successful festival season, including a Pyramid Stage appearance at Glastonbury Festival.
To warm up for this impressive undertaking, the band are performing a handful of small, intimate shows in Ireland. In an almost serendipitous circle, they will finish the tour in the 3Arena, Dublin. They will also play the O2 Arena in London and the AO Arena in Manchester.
It has also been revealed that Wolf Alice will take a shiny spot at Primavera Sound festival in Barcelona on June 6th, after indie-pop singer Clairo pulled out due to “logistical issues”.
The addition of the £1 donation comes after a new survey revealed that 93 per cent of music fans in the UK agreed that £1 from every arena ticket sold should go towards supporting grassroots venues.
Wolf Alice have also used their platform as a means of political support in other ways. Recently, they showed solidarity with the transgender community, signing an open letter that urged the music industry to “amplify voices that need to be heard, champion inclusivity and real justice, and ensure that our industry remains a welcoming and trailblazing space for everyone.”
General tickets for North American dates go on sale on May 22nd. General tickets for the UK/IE/EU dates are on sale on May 23rd.
Wolf Alice tour dates:
September
- 10th – Buckhead Theatre, Atlanta, GA
- 12th – 9:30 Club, Washington, DC
- 15th – Union Transfer, Philadelphia, PA
- 19th – Brooklyn Paramount, Brooklyn, NY
- 20th – House of Blues, Boston, MA
- 22nd – Beanfield Theatre, Montreal, QB
- 23rd – History, Toronto, ON
- 25th – Newport Music Hall, Columbus, OH
- 26th – The Vic, Chicago, IL
- 27th – First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN
- 30th – Emo’s, Austin, TX
October
- 1st – House of Blues, Dallas, TX
- 3rd – Ogden Theatre, Denver, CO
- 4th – Complex, Salt Lake City, UT
- 6th – Showbox SoDo, Seattle, WA
- 7th – Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver, BC
- 8th – Crystal Ballroom, Portland, OR
- 10th – Fox Theatre, Oakland, CA
- 11th – Fox Theatre, Pomona, CA
- 13th – The Wiltern, Los Angeles, CA
November
- 5th – Annexet, Stockholm, Sweden
- 6th – KB Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark
- 7th – Georg Elser Halle, Hamburg, Germany
- 9th – Progresja, Warsaw, Poland
- 10th – Lucerna Great Hall, Prague, Czech Republic
- 11th – Barba Negra Red Stage, Budapest, Hungar
- 13th – Alcatraz Club, Milan, Italy
- 14th – Le Transbordeur, Lyon, Villeurbanne, France
- 15th – Bikini, Toulouse, France
- 17th – Palladium, Cologne, Germany
- 19th – Columbiahalle, Berlin, Germany
- 20th – Tonhalle, Munich, Germany
- 21st – Den Atelier, Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
- 23rd – AFAS Live, Amsterdam, Netherlands
- 24th – Forest National, Brussels, Belgium
- 25th – Le Zénith, Paris, France
- 28th – AO Arena, Manchester, England
- 29th – Utilita Arena, Birmingham, England
December
- 1st – Utilita Arena, Cardiff, Wales
- 3rd – The O2, London, England
- 5th – First Direct Arena, Leeds, England
- 7th – OVO Hydro, Glasgow, Scotland
- 10th – 3Arena, Dublin, Republic of Ireland
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