DeWolff live | Rockpalast | 2020

Setlist
1. Made It To 27 00:00:00
2. Yes You Do 00:04:01
3. Sugar Moon 00:09:11
4. Nothing's Changing 00:15:37
5. Freeway Flight 00:23:56
6. Live You Like 00:31:19
7. Medicine 00:34:46
8. Satilla No. 3 00:43:50
9. Double Crossing Man 00:50:23
10. Tired Of Loving You 00:53:59
11. Deceit & Woo 01:06:18
Besetzung
Pablo van de Poel - guitar, vocals
Robin Piso - keybords
Luka van de Poel - drums
Zum Zeitpunkt ihres ersten Plattenvertrages, 2008, war Schlagzeuger Luka van de Poel erst 14, Gitarrist Pablo van de Poel 16, Keyboarder Robin Piso 17 Jahre alt. Trotz ihrer Jugend galten die Niederländer schnell als die große Hoffnung wilden, psychedelischen Sixties-Blues-Rocks, der die Hörer mitnahm in eine Zeit, in der Led Zeppelin, Cream und Deep Purple die Welt beherrschten.
Seitdem nahmen sie sechs weitere Alben auf, von denen fünf in den niederländischen Top-20 Charts landeten, sie spielten über 1000 Shows rund um den Globus und bekamen 2019 den renommierten niederländischen Edison-Award in der Kategorie "Best Rock Band" verliehen. Sie bedienen sich beim Southern Rock, sind durchaus swampy unterwegs, haben hier und da gar einen Dr.John/New Orleans-Vibe, dann wieder klingen sie, als hätten sie sich in Kalifornien den Schliff für ihr ausgefuchstes Songwriting geholt.
Vor über zehn Jahren traten DeWolff bereits im Rockpalast auf. Seitdem sind sie gereift, rocken nach wie vor laut - das aber kultiviert und classy, stilvoll. Sie sind weit mehr als nur eine der vielen Retro-Acts, deren Originalität sich manches Mal in der Zurschaustellung von fancy Vintage-Mode-Accessoires erschöpft.
Die Zukunft des Rock'n'Roll bedient sich der Vergangenheit. Muss ja nicht falsch sein. Kann sogar sehr richtig sein. So wie bei DeWolff.
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[@progrockjournal]

This is a clear example of how good music exists, and young people can still give a lot and in an original way. Bands like this should be supported and listened to by as many people as possible, they deserve visibility...

[@carlolf]

Great! Young dudes reviving with own material the sounds of the late 60s and starting 70s!

[@BartNL-tx7ih]

Perfect filmed, perfect balance in sound. Great concert!

[@ali10327]

All the concert is really amazing but the whole performance on Nothing’s Changing is simply stunning ❤

[@ludwig947]

De Wolf, thank you for bringing real rock back to us !!!🤟🤟🤟

[@andreasmanz8201]

Mega Band. Immer wieder.🎉

[@Alanpuxadordefibra]

❤😊❤Congrats from Brasil!!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@vidaljacques6505]

un excellent groupe de métal diabolique ,çà déménage ;explosif ,il incarne le renaissance de ce style ,kiffant ,belle découverte de hard bien ficelé!classe

[@lumm71]

I saw DeWolff April 2022 in Cologne and they were even more amazing! Thanks for this great evening!

[@gawar6736]

Découvert ce soir en première partie des Black Crowes, la claque c’est excellent !!!

[@geert0809]

Best live band ever from the Netherlands!

[@johnnybgood3363]

Je vais enfin voir les Black Crowes à Zürich après deux reports depuis 2020 et ce soir je découvre que ce génialissime De Wolff va faire la première partie. Vivement vendredi !!!! Excellente découverte.

[@victorczura8279]

I love this Band !!!

[@MrLespaul2000]

Just found these. Great band.

[@ximenatajesgonzalez4434]

The new show has two background singers. In 70 dresses and bigg hair and great vibe and voices. After seeing their concert again in December I thought, we are saved! Decent Rock!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@pageluvva]

I love these guys so much! Pure, great and real music. And tone for days. Can I just add that I would love to see a bass player with them. Someone dropping bombs when they need dropped. For me that is a lacking here. Those keyboards playing the bass root note leaves me cold. All my 2 cents but I sure love what these guys do.

[@bartdegraaf2161]

Good old memories. World class rock

[@lumm71]

This Concert is amazing. The live version of one of my favourit songs 'Freeway Flight' is stunning.

[@U2HL]

Only admiration for you guys!This music sounds from another dimension..Luka..golden guy of thunder,just wow what you did there slamming the small drum it broke and you had a plan.. genius! continued to play until the very end..that's what real top musicians are!!!hope to see you some day!🔥🎶🎸🥁🎹

[@Ohioblues]

Par excellence !✌️❤️😎🎶🎸🍾

[@ximenatajesgonzalez4434]

If you go to their concert I would recommend to buy their book. I didn’t know that they are allready 16 years together. Pablo, the lead singer , his girlfriend was making pictures since the beginning and she made a great photo book with stories 🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️

[@christiangalzi8338]

Quel bonheur d'entendre un vrai groupe de rock ! merci de tout coeur !

[@barby3842]

Regalano emozioni uniche, fantastici💛💛💛

[@djsvente5488]

Sehr Nices Konzert Klasse Band.

[@domdurand8236]

Un très grand groupe si rare de nos jours merci

[@Smoothways]

now...I have watched the documentary about them recording a new album in France with a lengend in studio recording and started becoming a fan. Then I watched a gig back home, some Pop Festival...What was mesmerizing more than anything was of course their energy on stage. All lead by the front man. Being a fairly ambitious guitarist myself, I thought more and more about possible influences of this guy. Where did he get most of his inspirations from? More often than not you can hear elements shining through. ZZ Top especially in the song styles and riffs - but ONLY the early days. Mabye the first 5 or 6 albums - the then more and more experimental stuff does not seem to be his favorite. Then of course Led Zepelin - some songs remind you so much of their style! When he picks up the "Thunderbird" Johny Winter has to spring to mind. Also his fluid solo runs. And in one song in particular I hear Rory Galagher melody lines also solo runs. I love his tone and style - so much soul and depth. Even when he goes through solo runs, there are still lots of notes he plays with so much intention. He is not messing around. And he does not seem to play those beautiful guitars with distortion but overdrive and crunch. Always giving the guitar s chance to be playful and at least having some mellow undertone. I hate - I really have to use such strong words - I just hate these guitar heros like slash who play vintage Gibson Les Pauls like it was an Epiphone. After some research I discovered that mostly the Epiphone is used for massive distortion. I don' t get it: wood, strings...etc make no diiference whatsoever. You are not allowing the guitar to sing but scream. Gary Moore originally being a Hard Rock always loved going for all but was also a musician who knew well how to make his guitars do both.

[@nikolaosmosxakis3395]

very good all...................

[@Smoothways]

I forgot Deep Purple. That Korg Hammond is made to sound just like John Lord was playing it a lot plus this guy here likes putting in some elements from classical music one of which used to make John sound rather special.

[@vladimir2482]

Хорошая группа! Такая молодёжь нам нужна:)

[@user-cs4bx2fz8y]

А как же Буузова?

[@domdurand8236]

Excellent

[@bobtenkley1348]

Only 793 Likes doesn't do justice.....

[@thomasparry3566]

nice

[@Toiz41]

Awesome! These guys need a good bass player to kick even more ass!

[@Smoothways]

One more thing: being a a hard nose ZZ Top fan, I love them as trio. Odd you don' t seem to miss the bass, even though the keyboard bass not a lot really. But goes to show the bass first and foremost is there to keep things steady and give some bottom.

[@ximenatajesgonzalez4434]

I agree about the bass. But when it is there it is really there. I took a friend beginning of December. He didn’t know the band and he is a bass player. Suddenly we heard a very thick baseline and I saw him looking for a bassist. 😂 👍🏽. I knew that moment would come. It was great. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@edmarmohr3611]

👏👏🎼🎼🎼🎼😁😁😁😁

[@tiffanysmith1465]

💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

[@Fixelification]

Must be a little painful for the audience not being allowed to stand up during corona while listening to that music xD

[@Smoothways]

And to top it all of: the brother broke his snare drum and continued as if it was nothing.

[@CaptainSpyware]

Die Jungs brauchen 'nen Bassisten. Aber ansonsten geil!

[@Kustoff68]

ok, but why do they play without a bass guitar?

[@nebojsaciric4656]

Great ! But not enough bass in our face !