Wolfmother’s celebrated 2005 self-titled album is set to be the 21st release in Interscope’s Vinyl Collective subscription ...

All Things Go have announced their two-day Toronto edition. Saturday October 4 has Renee Rapp, Remi Wolf, Ravyn Lenae, Chelsea Cutler, Blondshell, Julia Wof, Elio, and Emel; Sunday, October 5 has ...

Remi Wolf hosted her Bonnaroo Superjam in Nashville following the festival's cancelation, with guests Hayley Williams, Mt. Joy and more joining.

The setlist included '70s covers and Wolf's original songs. Bonnaroo may have been canceled, but on the evening of June 14, Remi-roo was transported to Nashville.

Other Day 1 highlights included hip-hop champions Public Enemy, U.K. buzz band Bad Nerves, Aussie indie-pop crooner Mallrat and Palo Alto singer-songwriter Remi Wolf.

Fresh off her sophomore album release, Big Ideas, Remi Wolf sold out her debut headlining Red Rocks performance on April 10 with support from Alice Phoebe Lou and Dana and Alden.

Last fall, she was supposed to join Remi Wolf on tour in North America. She estimates that around 70 percent of her listeners are U.S.-based, but only a miniscule percentage have seen her live.

Cola Boyy's posthumous final album Quit to Play Chess will be released on May 23rd. With this announcement, his team has unveiled a new song “Babylon.' Listen to it here.

Remi Wolf saved her hit “Photo ID” for last, her crowd erupting in an earth-shaking roar. The only missing piece was, of course, Dominic Fike, who was originally set to headline this year’s fest. If ...

Following a cover of Tom Cochrane’s version of Rascal Flatts’ “Life is a Highway” — “Cars” is her favorite movie — Wolf improvised a song from three words selected from the crowd.

I first encountered Wolf, 28, the way most people find music now: on TikTok. It was a raucous, insanely energetic live version of her song "Quiet on Set" from her debut full-length album, Juno ...

Over the past three years, alt-pop singer Remi Wolf has played about 300 shows. She appears completely at home in the spotlight, using the stage as a place for restless visceral expression of music.