Alice’s Wolf Dropped Major Hint About a Possible Upcoming Album

Wolf Alice Drops Album Hints

The Wolf Alice dropped a significant hint regarding the potential release of their new album.

This speculation arose after the band responded to a fan on X, who mentioned on Twitter that they dreamt about the band announcing a new album. The group playfully replied: “Dream or vision?”

When fan account Gerkin Rousell tweeted, “Wolf Alice returned,” drummer Theo Ellis replied with an egg timer emoji, suggesting they consider this a sign of their upcoming LP.

Official Announcements and Future Performances

Wolf Alice also officially hinted at the album release on their social media. Recently, they confirmed their return via a scheduled performance at Glastonbury 2025, alongside headliners Nila Yang, 1975, and Olivia Rodrigo, with acts including Charlie XCX, Biffy Clyro, and Noah Kahan set to perform from June 29.

Dream or vision?

– Wolf Alice (@wolfalicemusic) April 15, 2025

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– theo Ellis (@steadyTheo) April 15, 2025

They were recently added to this year’s Big Weekend lineup, scheduled for next month. The last time Wolf Alice performed was after completing their “Blue Weekend” tour in 2022, followed by an intimate charity show in September of that year.

Since their confirmation for Glastonbury this year, many fans have begun speculating about new material in the pipeline.

This news comes just weeks after the band parted ways with their independent label, Dirty Hit, and signed with Columbia Records.

They released “My Love Is Cool” in 2015, “Visions of a Life” in 2017, and “Blue Weekend” in 2021 through their previous label.

During their last Glastonbury performance in 2022, they faced travel challenges as their flight from Los Angeles was canceled the night before the show.

Despite the hurdles, they managed to perform and were praised by NME Awards for their Pyramid Stage set, receiving five stars.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umqsn3zpat8

Recently, Rowsell directed a new short film titled Hermit, featuring Emma Corrin, and the band reflected on their breakthrough EP, Blush, ten years after its initial release.