Alpha Wolf – this Australian five-piece is just as fierce as its name suggests. They’ll be bringing their explosive mix of hardcore, nu-metal, and metalcore to MeetFactory on October 25, 2026, as part of their Let It Rip tour. They’ll be joined by special guests Psycho-Frame, Fox Lake, and Diamond Construct.
Alpha Wolf have canceled their European tour, which means they will no longer perform their scheduled show in Prague.
Refunds for all purchased tickets will be issued at the point of purchase.
„Alpha Wolf have mutually parted ways with longtime vocalist, Lochie Keogh. We are deeply saddened, but remain hopeful for what the future holds. We ask that you respect Lochie’s privacy, as well as ours during this time. As a result, we have made the difficult decision to cancel our upcoming European headline tour and all remaining shows for 2026 while we work through this transition. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.“
Alpha Wolf are no newcomers; they released their first EP back in 2014 and made their debut in front of a Czech audience in 2019, when they came to support the American band Emmure. They played their first headlining show four years later at Rock Café, and we last saw them perform last year alongside Stray from the Path.
They achieved success with their debut album Mono (2017), which made it into the top 30 of the ARIA charts. Their second album, A Quiet Place To Die (2020), debuted at No. 6 and even earned a nomination for an ARIA Award in the “Best Hard Rock or Heavy Metal Album” category. KERRANG! magazine gave it four out of five stars. Their most successful release to date is their latest album, Half Living Things (2024), which earned the band a Grammy nomination in the “Best Boxed or Special Limited Edition Package” category.
The music website The Livewire wrote about the band: “Alpha Wolf is on the cusp of something huge. I’ve been saying for years that they could become the next big Australian metalcore sensation.” On tour, they’ve opened for stars like Motionless In White, Knocked Loose, and Dayseeker. In 2024, they organized another edition of their own festival, CVLT FEST, and that same year they also played Rock for People, where we had a blast seeing them!