DeWolff Announce October UK Tour Dates

Rock Metal Machine
6 days ago
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Three men sit in a diner booth with red seats. One wears sunglasses. Condiments are on the table. Reflections show busy diner background. — Photo (c) Satellite June

DeWolff are so in love with touring the UK following their April run of dates, that they're returning in October for the second part of their 'Muscles Shoals' Tour - where they will be playing songs from their latest studio album, Muscle Shoals, which was released in December last year and recorded at the legendary FAME Studios and Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Alabama.DeWolff The Psychedelic Rock 'n' Soul trio.

They will be playing the following shows. Tickets are available HERE.

9 Oct - Voodoo Rooms, Edinburgh

10 Oct - Cluny, Newcastle

11 Oct - Carlisle Blues Festival, Carlisle

12 Oct - The District, Liverpool

14 Oct - 100 Club, London

15 Oct - Engine Rooms, Southampton

16 Oct - Patterns, Brighton

Hot on the heels of their stage-stealing performance at Red Rooster Festival last week, the band say, "We really love touring the UK! The audiences are amazing and give us so much energy and love that we decided to come back once more in October ❤️ Let's get this party started!"

The band has spent the year hurtling through Europe on a tour bus, bringing their euphoric stage presence to the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Spain, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, the UK, and Germany. Now, they are swinging back around to visit these shores once again.

Their latest album was recorded at the world-famous FAME and Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, the birthplace of records by Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett, Etta James, Cher, The Rolling Stones, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Bob Dylan - and was produced by the Grammy Award-winning producer Ben Tanner (Alabama Shakes).

The album spawned the gentle and soulful Let's Stay Together, the rock 'n' rolling groover Natural Woman and the majestic In Love, which is about "if you're with someone for a long time and you meet someone else, and they really turn your world upside down by challenging the promises you make to your partner when you have a long term relationship. They're all these things that you want to do. There's a line that goes 'tell me babe why can't we meet, at the dark end of the street,' which is a reference to Dark End of the Street, written by Muscle Shoals songwriter Dan Penn," says Pablo van de Poel.

Their enchanting roadshow has seen them preach their Electric Gospel on a cruise, in a castle, and sold out countless headline tours across Europe, transforming festival crowds into their own disciples. They've toured with The Black Crowes and have previously played shows with Blues Pills, Deep Purple, TOTO, and count Seasick Steve as a fan.

The top 10 charting Muscle Shoals followed their previous #1 studio album, Love Death & In Between (2023). Since then, they have celebrated an Edison Award nomination (the Dutch equivalent of the Grammy), released Live & Outta Sight III, and also received the live music award, the 'Gouden Notekraker.' In June 2023, they set the world's fastest Studio-to-store record - 2 hours, 59 minutes, and 38 seconds for "Rosita Rápida", surpassing the previous record held by Jack White.

Formed in the Netherlands' Deep South of Geleen as teenagers, Pablo van de Poel (guitar/vocals) and Luka van de Poel (drums/vocals), alongside Robin Piso (Hammond/Wurlitzer), are rolling back into the UK as returning heroes - sweat, love and tunes - you will not want to miss out on this one!