Cry Wolf

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Patrick Wolf is returning to Minnesota, at the Amsterdam Bar & Hall, this November 11, 2026, as part of his “Tour of the Beast” tour.

We saw Wolf in October 2025 and said: “After putting down the tenor guitar, Wolf would move onto other instruments like the dulcimer, the keys, an electric guitar and lute. Mostly he played an electric viola for most of his solos, an instrument that he first learned to play when he was a boy. Much of Wolf’s new album mostly revolves around his mother’s passing. He made an interesting point before he played “Lughnasa” a song named after the Gaelic festival marking the start of the harvest season, a song that mentions John Barleycorn, the personification of barley with its death (harvest) and rebirth (resow). John Barleycorn is also the spirit of alcohol, which is something Wolf was struggling with during his mother’s passing. He said that mythology and folklore are there to help us. Wolf revisited some of his songs from his more youthful and energetic days like “Wind in the Wires” and “To the Lighthouse” and demonstrated that he may be a ridiculously talented musician, but he is also a wonderful singer. ”

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Genre-spanning songwriter, entrepreneur and multiplatinum chart-topping artist Yelawolf recently released the new single “Blood In Blood Out,” taken from the upcoming album 45. The full-length LP will be released on December 4, 2026, via ONErpm.

Yelawolf is currently doing a few dates, including a stop at the Armory, in Minneapolis (their largest venue yet?) and a weird venue called River City Railway, in Jacksonville.

We saw Yelawolf in August 2015 and wrote: “Based on the biker leather jackets, the tattoos, and hip-hop/rap sound of Yelawolf… they surely stuck out like a sore thumb. Despite being the odd band out, they definitely had their dedicated fans. Apparently, they did not play by the rules. They were slightly rude, spitting, spraying beer in the audience, lighting their setlist on fire and destroying a microphone, and giving the fingers to all the ladies in the audience. After hearing them talk about how they love the south, Hank Williams, and the confederate flag (which is a hot button at the moment), you get the feeling they do and say whatever the f*** they want and they don’t care what you think. After playing “Heartbreak” per request from a fan and ending their set with “American Youth”, the band pulled out an autographed baseball and threw it into the audience.”

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Werwulf is an upcoming gothic folk horror film directed by Robert Eggers. The movie is coming to the USA on December 25, Christmas Day… because what better way to celebrate the birth of Christ than a good old fashion Werewolf film.

Ahead of the film, Back Lot Music announces the original song “Wynter Waxeth”, performed by Ethel Cain and written by Cain, composer Robin Carolan and filmmaker Robert Eggers, to be released on November 13th. The rest of the soundtrack will be available from Sacred Bones Records and set to release on January 29, 2027.

Composer Carolan talks about teaming up with Ethel Cain:

 

Rising singer, songwriter and producer nomi. (note period) released her debut EP, this wolf may cry on Earth Angel Records.

nomi. explains:

 

this wolf may cry tracklist

 

Nashville singer-songwriter Olivia Wolf shares her new single “Galilee” featuring Buddy Miller, the latest single from her sophomore album Snake Of Diamonds (available January 22 via Soundly Music/Thirty Tigers).

Wolf adds:

 

Snake Of Diamonds Tracklist

 

Tennessee-based singer-songwriter Ava Liv Mabry is putting a twist on the classic fable The Boy Who Cried Wolf, with her song hopeless romantic with her new song “Crying Wolf,” out now via Blue Highway Records.

“Crying Wolf” was co-written with Jake Etheridge, Louis Johnson and Sam Tinnesz.

The song is described as:

 

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