WU LYF, the band known for their indie-rock impact, is making a comeback with new shows, including concerts in Manchester and festival dates in France and Belgium. This marks their first live performances in 13 years since their last tour in support of their debut album, 'Go Tell Fire to the Mountain'. Following a split in 2012, frontman Ellery James Roberts publicly declared the band dead to him, amidst feelings of lost sincerity in the music world. Fans are eagerly reacting to hints about the band's return shared via postcards and social media.
WU LYF, who gained indie-rock fame over a decade ago, have announced their return with shows planned in Manchester and festival appearances in France and Belgium.
The band hasn't performed in 13 years since their tour for 'Go Tell Fire to the Mountain', disbanding with Roberts' poignant declaration about the group's future.
Fans are buzzing about the band's comeback, evidenced by postcards sent to them teasing upcoming events, along with hints from their record label's social media.
Roberts had previously stated, 'WU LYF is dead to me,' reflecting on the challenges faced in maintaining authenticity in the music industry.
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