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Band Bio | Band Members | Album List | Steelhouse Festival Appearances | Overall Review
Formed in Sydney back in 2004, Wolfmother erupted onto the scene with a sound straight from the '70s but fuelled by 21st-century fire. Think Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and Deep Purple thrown into a kaleidoscopic blender of fuzzed-out riffs, mystical lyrics, and headbanging grooves.
Led by the ever-wild Andrew Stockdale, Wolfmother were part of the new wave of retro-rock revivalists—but they brought enough swagger and authenticity to stand apart. Their self-titled debut became an instant classic, earning them global acclaim, Grammy awards, and a permanent spot on every stoner rock playlist ever made.
(Note: Wolfmother has had many lineup changes over the years, but here’s the core axis.)
Fun fact: Andrew Stockdale is the only constant member – he is Wolfmother.
Essential tracks: “Woman,” “Joker and the Thief,” “Dimension,” “Victorious,” “Rock’n’Roll Survivor”
Verdict: Like a thunderstorm riding a unicorn, Wolfmother at Steelhouse 2025 was a riff-drenched trip through time and space.
They brought the heavy. They brought the weird. They brought that Aussie energy that melted faces and bent time.
Set Highlights:
Band Bio
Formed in Sydney back in 2004, Wolfmother erupted onto the scene with a sound straight from the '70s but fuelled by 21st-century fire. Think Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and Deep Purple thrown into a kaleidoscopic blender of fuzzed-out riffs, mystical lyrics, and headbanging grooves.
Led by the ever-wild Andrew Stockdale, Wolfmother were part of the new wave of retro-rock revivalists—but they brought enough swagger and authenticity to stand apart. Their self-titled debut became an instant classic, earning them global acclaim, Grammy awards, and a permanent spot on every stoner rock playlist ever made.
Band Members
(Note: Wolfmother has had many lineup changes over the years, but here’s the core axis.)
- Andrew Stockdale – Vocals / Guitar / Fuzz Wizard & Band Commander
- Hamish Rosser – Drums (2021–present)
- Bobby Poulton – Bass / Keyboards (2021–present)
Album List
- Wolfmother (2005) – The lightning bolt. “Joker and the Thief” still slays.
- Cosmic Egg (2009) – Bigger, bolder, and full of prog flourishes.
- New Crown (2014) – DIY, gritty, and raw.
- Victorious (2016) – Anthem-packed, riff-heavy return to form.
- Rock Out (2021) – A fuzz-fuelled ride into classic Wolfmother territory.
- Nugget (2023) – Yep, that’s the name. Groovy, strange, and totally Stockdale.
Steelhouse Festival Appearances
2025 – Their Steelhouse debut, and oh boy did they make it count.
A set soaked in nostalgia, power, and cosmic vibes. The whole mountain shook when “Joker and the Thief” dropped.
Overall Review
Verdict: Like a thunderstorm riding a unicorn, Wolfmother at Steelhouse 2025 was a riff-drenched trip through time and space.
They brought the heavy. They brought the weird. They brought that Aussie energy that melted faces and bent time.
- “Woman” had everyone singing along like it was 2005 again.
- “Victorious” might have caused a few spontaneous mosh-pits.
- Andrew’s guitar solos? Transcendental.