Their second album, Visions Of A Life, was released in 2018. The band received a Mercury Music Prize for the record. Now, according to Dirty Hit boss Jamie Oborne, the band is heading to the studio next month to record the follow-up.

“It’s going well,” Oborne told NME. “The guys are just writing. The demos are pretty well-formed, we’ve settled on a producer and they’ll be starting in about a month’s time. It’s going to be amazing. They’re an incredible band already but seem really inspired to make their best album.

“I feel like this is going to be a great expression. They won the Mercury Prize with the last one, Ellie [Rowsell, singer] is such a force.”

We have no details of the upcoming album but if they stick to schedule, Wolf Alice will likely be bringing out an album in late 2020.

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Y Not Festival has been around since 2006, and it’s been taking place in the small village of Pikehall ever since. This year’s event will be held on the weekend between July 25 and 28, and its organizers managed to convince a number of beloved artists to head to this tiny town in the Derbyshire Dales.

“We’re so happy to have a 2019 line-up bursting at the seams. We’ve got a huge mix of new and old faces to the Derbyshire Dales, with massive returns from classic bands such as White Lies, plus the huge welcomes to the UK’s hottest emerging stars like Idles and Mahalia,” read the statement released by organizers of this event.

Elbow, Two Door Cinema Club and Foals will be leading the way as headliners, but the list of performers features several equally popular bands, such as Wolf Alice, Franz Ferdinand and You Me At Six.

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Their second album, Visions Of A Life, was released in 2018. The band received a Mercury Music Prize for the record. Now, according to Dirty Hit boss Jamie Oborne, the band is heading to the studio next month to record the follow-up.

“It’s going well,” Oborne told NME. “The guys are just writing. The demos are pretty well-formed, we’ve settled on a producer and they’ll be starting in about a month’s time. It’s going to be amazing. They’re an incredible band already but seem really inspired to make their best album.

“I feel like this is going to be a great expression. They won the Mercury Prize with the last one, Ellie [Rowsell, singer] is such a force.”

We have no details of the upcoming album but if they stick to schedule, Wolf Alice will likely be bringing out an album in late 2020.

The post Wolf Alice Are Getting Ready To Record Album Number Three appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Y Not Festival has been around since 2006, and it’s been taking place in the small village of Pikehall ever since. This year’s event will be held on the weekend between July 25 and 28, and its organizers managed to convince a number of beloved artists to head to this tiny town in the Derbyshire Dales.

“We’re so happy to have a 2019 line-up bursting at the seams. We’ve got a huge mix of new and old faces to the Derbyshire Dales, with massive returns from classic bands such as White Lies, plus the huge welcomes to the UK’s hottest emerging stars like Idles and Mahalia,” read the statement released by organizers of this event.

Elbow, Two Door Cinema Club and Foals will be leading the way as headliners, but the list of performers features several equally popular bands, such as Wolf Alice, Franz Ferdinand and You Me At Six.

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