30 September 2020 - 0 Comments

Albi & The Wolves started 2020 off with a bang, following the release of their acclaimed sophomore album This Is War in mid 2019. Winning over fans in Sydney at the Inland Sea of Sound Festival and at the Folk Alliance International satellite conference in Geelong, the trio arrived home just in time to rock the Dell stage at WOMAD 2020 in Taranaki.

Sadly though, the pandemic ripped through the the country and band's future plans, leaving the three musicians unable to even occupy the same room for months. This moment, sad though it was, eventually led to a time of reflection, creation, and consideration of the band’s future direction.

This enforced hiatus has resulted in a new, replenished determination to create a folk-fuelled ruckus by further embracing the party element to their live show. Whilst maintaining their contemplative roots, you can expect more uplifting energy and fresh fire from the trio's live performances.

Albi & the Wolves 'Back on Track' Tour

Sat 31st October: Hastings, Common Room

Fri 6th November: Auckland, Anthology Lounge (Looking For Alaska Album Launch)

Thurs 12th November: New Plymouth, RESET 2020

Fri 20th November: Tauranga, The Jam Factory

Sat 21st November: Palmerston North, Globe Theatre

Sun 22nd November: Wellington, The Sealion

Sat 12th December: Maungaturoto, Paparoa Hall

Sun 13th December: Mangawhai, Mangawhai Hall

Thurs 17th December: Onekaka, Mussel Inn

Fri 18th December: Nelson, Room Twenty5

Sat 19th December: Summer Sounds Music Festival, Queen Charlottes Sound

Sun 27th December: Barrytown, Barrytown Hall

Tues 29th December: Oamaru, Grainstore Gallery

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