DeWolff is the name of the three-headed rock monster that looks like it was pulled from the Mississippi mud with only one goal: to show the world how rock really should be played. Anyone who has ever seen DeWolff live on stage knows what this means: endless energy, boundless enthusiasm and one great adventure on stage. The trio plays solid '60s blues rock, flavoured with psychedelic influences, colourful melodies and a majestic Hammond sound.
Sound wise moving in between bands like Deep Purple, Leon Russell, The Doors, The Allman Brothers Band and The Black Keys, ultimately DeWolff still remains DeWolff: a live experience you just cannot afford to miss. Since the birth of the band eight years ago, they now have six albums to their credit. Their new album Roux-Ga-Roux (2016) is the melting pot of DeWolff's early psychedelic sound and their subsequent southern rock, drenched in a red-hot, greasy voodoo sauce.