Interview by: Mark Lacey
It’s been a year since the release of DeWolff’s pinnacle album ‘Love, Death & In Between’, during which time the Dutch trio at last made a welcome return to the UK, after a long absence. Shows at the infamous 100 Club, in London, Planet Rockstock in Trecco Bay, S. Wales, and a national tour supporting Jared James Nichols, showcased the band in fine form, as they dazzled UK fans with their retro soulful blues-rock credentials.
Whilst DeWolff are accustomed to much larger venues in their Dutch homeland, they’re enjoying the challenge of building a groundswell of support in the UK, and return for ten shows, and their first ever headline tour from 13th – 23rd March.
DeWolff’s Palo van de Poel shared his thoughts on the band’s forthcoming visit:
In addition to their studio albums, DeWolff has gained a reputation for their captivating live shows, where their musical virtuosity and on-stage chemistry shine. The band’s commitment to delivering an electrifying experience has made them a sought-after act in various music festivals and venues.
Over the years, DeWolff’s sound has evolved, incorporating diverse elements while staying true to their roots. Their ability to seamlessly blend vintage rock vibes with a contemporary edge has allowed them to carve a distinctive niche within the psychedelic and rock music scenes.
Beyond their musical endeavors, DeWolff has been involved in various collaborative projects, demonstrating their versatility and eagerness to explore new artistic avenues. As of my last update in January 2022, the band’s journey continues, and enthusiasts of rock and psychedelic music eagerly anticipate their future releases and performances. To stay abreast of the latest developments, checking their official channels and recent interviews would provide the most current information about DeWolff.
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