As one of the most successful heavy metal bands globally, they boast sold-out arena shows, headlining slots at major festivals, and a legion of devoted fans around the world.
This new album represents a new pinnacle in their career. While maintaining their signature orchestral elements, Wake Up The Wicked delivers a heavier sound than their previous works. Get ready to celebrate the holy heavy metal mass with the new POWERWOLF album Wake Up The Wicked!
We spoke to Falk Maria Schlegel about their new album ‘Wake Up The Wicked’, the true story behind the single 1589, the bands 20th anniversary, touring and more
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POWERWOLF stands as one of the most successful heavy metal bands today, solidifying their top-tier status with headline slots at major festivals like Wacken, Hellfest, and Graspop, as well as massive sold-out arena shows. Their high-quality releases consistently receive acclaim from both critics and fans, with their music videos amassing tens of millions of streams across various platforms.
Their highly anticipated new album, Wake Up The Wicked, follows the success of the acclaimed Call Of The Wild (2021) and will be released just in time for the band’s debut North American tour starting in August 2024. This will be followed by their largest European tour to date, the Wolfsnächte 2024. Produced once again by the talented Joost van den Broek at Sandlane Recording Facilities, Wake Up The Wicked represents a new career milestone for POWERWOLF.
The album delivers a hard-hitting, diverse sound while retaining the band’s beloved style. It showcases their musical and technical prowess, highlighted by the standout single “1589,” inspired by a true 16th-century story. Two decades after their formation in 2004, POWERWOLF continues to elevate their repertoire with top-tier quality, adding future live hits to their exceptional discography. Wake Up The Wicked is a testament to their status as a leading force in heavy metal!
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