Wolf Gang is a distinguished British alternative and symphonic rock band, led by the talented Max McElligott as the lead vocalist. The band formed in late 2009, establishing a dynamic live setup that included skilled musicians such as Lasse Petersen on drums, Gavin Slater on guitar, and James Wood on bass. Their debut album, “Suego Faults,” released in July 2011 under Atlantic Records, showcased McElligott’s multifaceted musical abilities, as he played all instruments and collaborated with renowned producer Dave Fridmann. The album received critical acclaim, earning five stars from Artrocker and eight out of ten from NME, solidifying their place in the music industry.

In 2013, Wolf Gang signed a worldwide record deal with Cherrytree Records, an imprint of Interscope Records, and began working on their second album, “Alveron,” produced by the esteemed Flood. The band continued to captivate audiences with their innovative sound, releasing an EP titled “Black River” in April 2013, which featured tracks from the upcoming album. Their commitment to quality music and engaging performances led to a loyal fanbase and recognition from major publications like The Guardian and Pitchfork.

Wolf Gang’s live performances have been nothing short of spectacular, having toured with iconic acts such as Coldplay, The Killers, and Florence and the Machine. They headlined the influential NME Radar Tour in late 2011 and played at prestigious festivals like Coachella and Glastonbury. Their ability to connect with audiences across Europe, North America, and Australia has further established their reputation as a must-see live act.

The band’s music has also made a significant impact on television, with their song “Lions in Cages” featured in the British TV series “Switch” and the theme for the BBC’s “Final Score.” Their collaborations with high-profile fashion brands like Burberry and Emporio Armani highlight their versatility and appeal beyond music. Despite their split in 2015, Wolf Gang’s contributions to the music scene remain influential, and their legacy continues to inspire new generations of artists.