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Watch Wolf Alice bring out Anna Calvi and Dove Ellis for ‘Sunday Light’ and ‘Fade Into You’ at Green Man

Wolf Alice brought out Anna Calvi and Dove Ellis as surprise guests during their set at Green Man this weekend - check out footage here.

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Watch Wolf Alice bring out Anna Calvi and Dove Ellis for ‘Sunday Light’ and ‘Fade Into You’ at Green Man

Wolf Alice brought out Anna Calvi and Dove Ellis as surprise guests during their set at Green Man this weekend – check out footage below.

Read More: Wolf Alice are a band in constant evolution: “Not resting on your laurels is really exciting”.

The North London four-piece played on the Welsh festival’s Mountain Stage yesterday (August 23), and they were joined by Calvi and Ellis to perform a rendition of their recent collaborative single for the ‘Help(2)’ charity record, ‘Sunday Light’.

The band’s Ellie Rowsell appeared on the track alongside Ellis, Calvi and Nilüfer Yanya. Earlier this year, producer James Ford spoke to NME about the creation of War Child’s star-studded album, and said Calvi “wanted multiple voices” to feature on it.

After performing that track at Green Man, they launched into a cover of Mazzy Star’s ‘Fade Into You’ – which you can watch below.

Wolf Alice covering Fade Into You by Mazzy Star with Anna Calvi and Dove Ellis at Green Man Festival pic.twitter.com/7jVEwTqLKe.

Sunday night marked Wolf Alice’s first ever appearance at the festival, and saw them celebrate the first anniversary of ‘The Clearing’ as well as storm through a catalogue of previous anthems, including ‘Bros’, ‘Don’t Delete The Kisses’, ‘Moaning Lisa Smile’ and ‘Giant Peach’.

Speaking to NME about the record, bassist Theo Ellis said: “It was a challenge making this record, and it’s quite challenging to play some parts of it live. So to have that element of growth and not feeling like you’re resting on your laurels is really exciting.

I feel like we’re pushing ourselves and there’s still stuff to reach when we play these songs.”.

Earlier this summer, the Wolf Alice played a huge homecoming concert at London’s Finsbury Park, which NME was at and awarded five stars. “As they properly finish things off with the blistering ‘Giant Peach’, it’s hard not to feel thankful that Wolf Alice followed their own advice,” the review read.

Wolf Alice are now set to support Olivia Rodrigo on the opening North American leg of her huge ‘Unraveled Tour’ later this year, alongside other special guests including The Last Dinner Party, Devon Again, Die Spitz and Grace Ives.

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