Win Tickets To See Wolfmother At The Lincoln Theatre!

by | Apr 15, 2014 | MUSIC

Never let it be said that Australian heavy-rock trio Wolfmother don’t keep fans on their toes.

Never let it be said that Australian heavy-rock trio Wolfmother don’t keep fans on their toes. After two albums of blazing 70s-style proto-metal featuring two completely different lineups backing frontman Andrew Stockdale, Wolfmother supposedly dissolved in early 2013, with the planned third Wolfmother album showing up as a Stockdale solo album in April of that year. By July, though, the band was inexplicably back together–an even stranger turn of events in light of Stockdale’s solo album featuring everyone from the final Wolfmother lineup. And for a band that hasn’t been all that prolific, it was even more surprising to see the sudden appearance of Wolfmother’s third album, New Crown, last month–on Bandcamp. Who knows what motivated the sudden release, or why the band is no longer backed by their former label, Modular/Universal, but the important part is that Wolfmother is still more than capable of producing memorable psychedelic proto-metal epics. See for yourself by streaming the whole thing below:

Since the reconstituted group is clearly still at the top of their game, we can’t help but encourage you to go check them out in the live environment as well. They’re spending the month of May on a North American tour, and Tuesday, May 20 will see the group arrive at DC’s Lincoln Theatre for a night of psych-metal awesomeness. Make sure you’re there!

WHAT: Wolfmother Bring Their Epic Aussie Metal Jams To The District Of Columbia!
WHERE: The Lincoln Theatre, 1215 U St. NW, Washington DC
WHEN: Tuesday, May 20, Doors open at 6:30 PM
ADMISSION: $35 in advance–order tickets HERE

And if you’re worried about coming up with the extra cash to see a band all the way from Australia, not to worry–your friends at RVA Mag have the hookup! Just plug your info into the handy Punchtab box below this paragraph, and you could be the lucky winner of a pair of tickets to see Wolfmother on May 20! Keep an eye out for bonus chances to win, and hurry up and enter, because this giveaway ends Friday at 5 PM!

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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