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Wolf Alice reflect on touring with Harry Styles: “We feel very blessed”

"His fans were incredible to us"

Wolf Alice have spoken about supporting Harry Styles on his recent European tour dates.

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The band opened for the pop star at shows in Paris, Stockholm and Berlin this summer as he toured his third album, ‘ Harry’s House ‘. In July the indie rock quartet’s final show saw lead singer and guitarist Ellie Rowsell join Styles on stage for a duet of her band’s 2021 single ‘No Hard Feelings’ .

“That duet was great. We didn’t have much time to practice but it felt like a great moment and it’s been a really nice memory I have to look back on,” she told Rolling Stone UK .

“I loved being on stage with Harry and his band. It was the last day of the tour and it felt like a really nice day.”

Drummer and backing vocalist Joel Amey added: “We’ve had the summer of our lives going around Europe with Harry and we’ve been super lucky. We feel very blessed for that. When we were making this record we hoped there’d be the chance for these songs to exist in the live setting and that’s happened and it’s been amazing experiences.

“It was incredibly warm and it felt like a small little family from Harry and his team. On paper it’s like OK, but it felt like it worked and his fans were incredible to us. Playing our songs to a crowd that we hadn’t done too much of before too in terms of age or certain places in Europe we hadn’t been too. A huge thanks to him.”

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Meanwhile, Wolf Alice’s guitarist and backing vocalist Joff Oddie recently wrote an op-ed for NME  regarding the ongoing problems for UK artists wishing to tour Europe post-Brexit , arguing that action is needed now for Britain to retain it’s “world-leading position” in music.

Last year the UK music industry spoke out together on how they had essentially been handed a “No Deal Brexit ” when the government  failed to negotiate visa-free travel and Europe-wide work permits  for musicians and crew. As a result, artists attempting to hit the road again after COVID found themselves on  the predicted “rocky road ” for the first summer of European touring after Britain left the EU.

In July a study by Best For Britain  – a group “pushing for closer relationships with Europe and the world” – showed that the number of British artists scheduled to perform in Europe as part of this year’s festival season had fallen by 45 per cent when compared to 2017-2019 (pre-Brexit).

NME recently published news of the industry insiders claiming that the first summer of touring post-pandemic proves that the ongoing situation is “strangling the next generation of UK talent in the cradle” , with Oddie explaining the true scale of the problem.

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Harry Styles Taking His 2022 ‘Love On Tour’ to Europe, South America

Arlo Parks, Koffee, Mitski and Wolf Alice will open dates on the outing that kicks off on June 11 in Glasgow.

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Harry Styles announced the dates for the 2022 European and South American legs of his “Love on Tour” on Wednesday (Jan. 19). The outing that will feature opening sets from Arlo Parks (Dublin), Koffee (Latin America), Mitski (UK dates) and Wolf Alice (select European shows) on select dates is slated to kick off on June 11 with a show at Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow and run through a Dec. 10 gig at Pedreira Paulo Leminski in Curitiba, Brazil.

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The 32-city tour comprised of dates rescheduled due to the pandemic and three new UK gigs includes the singer’s first-ever stadium shows at Ibrox in Glasgow, Emirates Old Trafford in Manchester, UK and London’s famed Wembley Stadium. All existing tickets for rescheduled shows will remain valid for the new dates; tickets for the new shows go on general sale at 9 a.m. on Jan. 28. According to a release announcing the dates, the tour will follow all local and public health guidelines as well as venue protocols at the time of each gig.

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Styles wrapped his Love On Tour North American swing on Nov. 28 in Long Island, N.Y. after 42 shows, closing with 719,000 tickets sold and $94.7 million in grosses .

Harry Styles 2022 Love On Tour dates

June 11 — Glasgow, U.K. @ Ibrox Stadium (New Show)*

June 15 — Manchester, U.K. @ Emirates Old Trafford (New Show)*

June 18 — London, U.K. @ Wembley Stadium Connected by EE  (New Show)*

June 22 — Dublin, Ireland @ Aviva Stadium (New Show) #

June 26 — Hamburg, Germany @ Volksparkstadion (New Show) ^

June 29 — Stockholm, Sweden @ Tele2 Arena (New Show) ^

July 1  — Oslo, Norway @ Telenor Arena (New Show) ^

July 3 — Copenhagen, Denmark @ Royal Arena (Rescheduled Date)

July 5 — Paris, France @ Accor Arena ^

July 7 — Antwerp, Belgium @ Sportpaleis (Rescheduled Date) ^

July 9 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome (Rescheduled Date) ^

July 11 — Munich, Germany @ Olympiahalle (Rescheduled Date) ^

July 13 — Budapest, Hungary @ Budapest Arena (Rescheduled Date) ^

July 15 — Prague, Czech Republic @ O2 Arena (Rescheduled Date) ^

July 16 — Vienna, Austria @ Stadthalle (Rescheduled Date) ^

July 18 — Krakow, Poland @ Tauron Arena (Rescheduled Date) ^

July 20 — Berlin, Germany @ Mercedes-Benz Arena (Rescheduled Date) ^

July 22 — Cologne, Germany @ Lanxess Arena (Rescheduled Date) ^

July 25 — Bologna, Italy @ Unipol Arena (Rescheduled Date) ^

July 26 — Turin, Italy @ Pala Alpitour (Rescheduled Date) ^

July 29 — Madrid, Spain @ WiZink Center (Rescheduled Date) ^

July 31 — Lisbon, Portugal @ Altice Arena (Rescheduled Date) ^

Nov. 20 — Guadalajara, México @ Arena FVG (Rescheduled Date) ^^

Nov. 22 — Monterrey, México @ Arena Monterrey (Rescheduled Date) ^^

Nov. 25 — Mexico City, México @ Foro Sol (Rescheduled Date) ^^

Nov. 27 — Bogotá, Colombia @ Parque Salitre Mágico (Rescheduled Date-New Venue)^^

Nov. 29 — Lima, Peru @ Jockey Club (Rescheduled Date) ^^

Dec. 1 — Santiago, Chile @ Estadio Bicentenario La Florida (Rescheduled Date-New Venue)^^

Dec. 3 — Buenos Aires, Argentina @ Estadio River Plate (Rescheduled Date-New Venue)^^

Dec. 6 — São Paulo, Brazil @ Allianz Parque (Rescheduled Date) ^^

Dec. 8 — Rio De Janeiro, Brazil @ Área Externa da Jeunesse Arena (Rescheduled Date-New Venue)^^

Dec. 10– Curitiba, Brazil @ Pedreira Paulo Leminski (New Show) ^^     *confirmed special guests Mitski (*), Arlo Parks (#), Wolf Alice (^) and Koffee (^^)

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Harry Styles performs Wolf Alice’s ‘No Hard Feelings’ with Ellie Rowsell

The band were supporting styles on the european leg of ‘love on tour’.

By Will Richards

Harry Styles ended the European leg of his ‘Love on Tour’ last night (31 July) and brought out Wolf Alice vocalist Ellie Rowsell for a duet.

The London band were supporting Styles on the tour, which has run throughout this month. Styles joined Rowsell at the Altice Arena in Lisbon on the last night of the tour to perform ‘No Hard Feelings’, a song taken from their recent album Blue Weekend .

Styles’ current tour comes on the back of his third studio album, Harry’s House , which came out in May.

Watch him perform ‘No Hard Feelings’ with Rowsell below.

During the last show touring with openers Wolf Alice, Harry Styles performed the band’s song “No Hard Feelings” with lead singer Ellie Rowsell in Portugal. pic.twitter.com/xn4TcfGdzD — B-Sides (@BSidesTV) July 31, 2022

Earlier on in the tour, Styles had to cancel his scheduled performance in Copenhagen after three people were killed in a mass shooting near to the venue.

The singer had been set to perform at the Royal Arena in the Danish capital as part of the current European leg of his 2022 tour.

In a statement issued by Live Nation, however, the performance was “cancelled by the direction of the Danish Police” following a shooting that took place at Field’s mall – a shopping centre located approximately 500 metres from the venue. “We are all truly devastated by the events of today and our thoughts are with the victims and their families,” the message continued. “We are looking into future possibilities for the show, and hope to be able to give ticket buyers direct information as soon as possible.” Styles later shared his own statement on social media. “I’m heartbroken along with the people of Copenhagen. I adore this city,” he wrote.

‘Love on Tour’ carries on later this year, with a host of US shows including 15 nights at New York’s Madison Square Garden.

Last week, Harry’s House was also nominated for the 2022 Mercury Prize .

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Harry Styles and Ellie Rowsell perform Wolf Alice's "No Hard Feelings" at Lisbon show

During his final Love On Tour European show last night (31 July) in Lisbon, Harry Styles was joined by Wolf Alice 's Ellie Rowsell to perform the band's Blue Weekend song "No Hard Feelings".

Last night (31 July) Harry Styles wrapped up the European leg of his Love On Tour shows in Lisbon, Portugal, and brought out Wolf Alice's lead singer Ellie Rowsell for a performance of the band's "No Hard Feelings" track, which appeared on their 2021 album Blue Weekend .

Wolf Alice’s ‘No Hard Feelings’, performed by Harry Styles and Ellie Rowsell, live from Altice Arena. #LoveOnTourLisbon 31.7.22 : daylighthry pic.twitter.com/4PPn7XpzrO — HL Daily On Tour (@HLDTour) July 31, 2022

During the last show touring with openers Wolf Alice, Harry Styles performed the band’s song “No Hard Feelings” with lead singer Ellie Rowsell in Portugal. pic.twitter.com/xn4TcfGdzD — B-Sides (@BSidesTV) July 31, 2022

Styles will continue his Love On Tour dates at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena on 15 August. Madi Diaz, Blood Orange, Gabriels, Jessie Ware and Ben Harper will play separate dates for Styles' North American shows.

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Harry Styles duets with Wolf Alice’s Ellie Rowsell in Lisbon as he wraps European leg of Love On Tour

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Harry Styles duetted with Wolf Alice’s Ellie Rowsell on his support act’s track No Hard Feelings in Lisbon on Sunday night, much to fans’ delight.

The As It Was hitmaker wrapped the European leg of his Love On Tour jaunt at the Altice Arena in Portugal’s Capital City – and he had a special treat in store for the 20,000 gig-goers.

No Hard Feelings is from indie pop group Wolf Alice’s Mercury Prize-nominated third studio album Blue Weekend, and the duo produced a tender performance of the ballad, before hugging as the crowd exploded in cheers.

The former One Direction star, known for his headline-grabbing duets, such as with Shania Twain at Coachella , stormed through a 21-song setlist and notably played Fine Line for the second only time so far on this tour.

Only fans at Glasgow’s Ibrox Stadium on June 11, and the Lisbon crowd got to hear him perform the title track from his 2019 second solo album of the same name.

Harry, 28, will travel across to North and South America next month through to December, before heading Down Under to Australia and New Zealand to perform in support of his third solo album , Harry’s House.

Duet with @wolfalicemusic ❤️❤️❤️❤️ #LoveOnTourLisbon pic.twitter.com/ldWg5CzjJB — Sonia (@SoniaMarHS) July 31, 2022

Meanwhile, the Don’t Worry Darling star has earned six nominations at the upcoming MTV Video Music Awards .

The musician’s nods include Artist of the Year and Best Video for As It Was.

Harry has also been nominated for the Mercury Prize for the first time , featuring on the shortlist for the prestigious music prize and making its top 10 Albums of the Year list.

He will compete with the likes of Sam Fender’s Seventeen Going Under and Little Simz’s Sometimes I Might Be Introvert to be crowned the overall winner of the prize on September 8 at London’s Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith.

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