Wolf Parade unleash their full energy in live performances: distorted guitars, driving beats and sweeping keyboard passages blend with the captivating interplay of Boeckner and Krug’s distinct voices.
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Wolf Parade
A blend of raw enthusiasm, melancholic moments and anthemic choruses creates intense concert evenings. In June 2027, the band will bring their unmistakable sound to Cologne and Berlin – including popular classics such as “I’ll Believe in Anything” and “Shine a Light”.
History
More than 20 years after its release, Wolf Parade’s debut album “Apologies to the Queen Mary” is enjoying a renaissance. In particular, the TV series “Heated Rivalry” (2025) helped the song “I’ll Believe in Anything” gain fresh attention and turned it into a viral hit.
In 2026, a reissue of the long-out-of-print album on pink vinyl was released to mark the occasion – a testament to the enduring appeal of Canadian indie rock.
Formed in Montreal in 2003, Wolf Parade developed a distinctive sound blending indie rock, post-punk and art rock on their 2005 debut. Edgy guitars, driving rhythms, striking keyboard melodies and the characteristic vocals of Dan Boeckner and Spencer Krug define the album, which was co-produced by Modest Mouse frontman Isaac Brock. The reviews were rave: Pitchfork awarded it 9.2 points, and a nomination for the Polaris Music Prize followed in 2006. With albums such as *At Mount Zoomer*, *Expo 86*, *Cry Cry Cry* and *Thin Mind* (2020), the band cemented their distinctive musical style.
Dates
June 2027
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