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Wolf Alice at August Hall. Photo by Jon Bauer
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Live Shots: Wolf Alice and The Blossom howl in for Halloween weekend

UK alternative favorite's sold-out concert was perfect for All Hallow's Eve Eve.

By Jon Bauer

In the midst of one of the most musical weekends in SF, British alternative favorites Wolf Alice took the August Hall stage on Saturday with supporting act The Blossom. The tinge of Gothic romance and feral yearning Wolf Alice bring with their music (not to mention the costumes) were perfect for the Eve Before All Hallow’s Eve. Check out the action below:

  • The Blossom at August Hall. Photo by Jon Bauer
  • The Blossom at August Hall. Photo by Jon Bauer
  • The Blossom at August Hall. Photo by Jon Bauer
  • The Blossom at August Hall. Photo by Jon Bauer
  • The Blossom at August Hall. Photo by Jon Bauer
  • Wolf Alice at August Hall. Photo by Jon Bauer
  • Wolf Alice at August Hall. Photo by Jon Bauer
  • Wolf Alice at August Hall. Photo by Jon Bauer
  • Wolf Alice at August Hall. Photo by Jon Bauer
  • Wolf Alice at August Hall. Photo by Jon Bauer
  • Wolf Alice at August Hall. Photo by Jon Bauer
  • Wolf Alice at August Hall. Photo by Jon Bauer

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