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Alpha Wolf

Alpha Wolf
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About

Alpha Wolf is an Australian metalcore band formed in 2013, originally from Burnie, Tasmania and now based in Melbourne. The five-piece - vocalist Lochie Keogh, guitarists Sabian Lynch and Scottie Simpson, bassist John Arnold, and drummer Mitch Fogarty - blends modern metalcore with nu-metal textures, building a devoted following across Australia and internationally. Their 2020 album A Quiet Place to Die reached #6 on the ARIA Albums Chart and earned an ARIA Award nomination; their 2024 follow-up Half Living Things, featuring a collaboration with Ice-T, cemented their status as one of the genre's leading acts.

800K+
Spotify monthly listeners (at time of Half Living Things release)
#6
A Quiet Place to Die - ARIA Albums Chart peak
#29
Debut album Mono - ARIA Albums Chart peak
175K+
Last.fm listeners

What's new

  • 2025-01

    Alpha Wolf announced a 20-date regional Australian headline tour for May-June 2025, dubbed 'Terrible Days Across Australia', with UK act Malevolence as support.

  • 2025-summer

    Alpha Wolf joined the 'Summer of Loud 2025' US tour as a special guest alongside Beartooth, Parkway Drive, Killswitch Engage, and I Prevail.

  • 2025-04

    The band released the full pro-shot video of their August 2024 headline show at Melbourne's Forum venue.

  • 2024-04

    Alpha Wolf released their third studio album Half Living Things on 5 April 2024 via Greyscale Records, featuring a collaboration with rapper Ice-T.

  • 2024-01

    The band released the single 'Sucks 2 Suck' featuring Ice-T as the second single from Half Living Things.

Tour

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Tracks

Akudamafan favourite from A Quiet Place to Die (2020), a staple of their live setlist
Bring Back the Noiselead single from Half Living Things (2024), blends metalcore with nu-metal record scratches
Sucks 2 Suck (feat. Ice-T)collaboration with rapper Ice-T from Half Living Things (2024)
Sub-Zerofan favourite from A Quiet Place to Die (2020), regularly opens their live sets
Creeppopular single from A Quiet Place to Die (2020)

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Where they play · 9

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