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Wolf Alice announce two December live dates
It’s the send-off they promised for ‘Visions Of A Life’.
Back in July, Wolf Alice told us they’d be sending off second album ‘Visions Of A Life’ with something resembling a party - they’ve now let us in on the secret.
The band have today announced two one-off dates in London and Manchester this December.
They’ll play the Victoria Warehouse in Manchester - itself recently taken over by the Academy Group - on 18th December, and London’s Brixton Academy the following night (19th December).
Tickets will be on sale from 9am on Friday 7th September.
Wolf Alice’s last UK tour culminated in a massive date at Alexandra Palace in London. They recently headlined the BBC Radio 1 stage at Reading & Leeds.
Wolf Alice have been shortlisted for the 2018 Hyundai Mercury Prize. For more information on this year’s Prize, head to www.mercuryprize.com.
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