As we previously reported after their initial break up, it appears that Wolfmother front-man Andrew Stockdale has resurrected the band with three new members. In a report from Rolling Stone, the band, now a four-piece, recently played two shows in their native Australia.
The band performed hits from their only full-length, as well as some new material. Stockdale was in high spirits, telling the crowd, "I have got to say it's so great just to be able to play some music and share the music - do what we know, do what we love." They appeared under the name White Feather to keep the crowds low-key for now but will resume touring as Wolfmother on March 22 in Adelaide, Australia.
Meanwhile, the other two original members of Wolfmother, Myles Heskett and Chris Ross, have been working hard on a new psych band called Doom Buggy.
Wolfmother "Witchcraft" (Live on ABC TV)
The band performed hits from their only full-length, as well as some new material. Stockdale was in high spirits, telling the crowd, "I have got to say it's so great just to be able to play some music and share the music - do what we know, do what we love." They appeared under the name White Feather to keep the crowds low-key for now but will resume touring as Wolfmother on March 22 in Adelaide, Australia.
Meanwhile, the other two original members of Wolfmother, Myles Heskett and Chris Ross, have been working hard on a new psych band called Doom Buggy.
Wolfmother "Witchcraft" (Live on ABC TV)
