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Alison Wonderland

Next: Nov 21 · Echostage, Washington · Updated Nov 10

Classically trained cellist turned bass heavyweight who sings on her own emotionally raw records, with trap-sized drops carrying genuinely vulnerable songwriting underneath.

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Alison Wonderland

About Alison Wonderland

Alison Wonderland is an electronic artist from Sydney, Australia.

Alison Wonderland is the stage name of Alexandra Sholler, who grew up in Sydney training as a classical cellist and performing with the Sydney Youth Opera before playing bass guitar in local indie rock bands. She is of Austrian and Croatian descent, and her stage name is a play on Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.

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What festivals is Alison Wonderland playing in 2027?

Alison Wonderland is booked at 1 festival we cover: Ultra Miami 2027.

Is Alison Wonderland on tour?

Yes. Alison Wonderland has one show listed: Washington, DC on Nov 21, 2026, plus 1 festival on the page above.

Is Alison Wonderland playing Ultra Miami 2027?

Yes, Alison Wonderland is on the Ultra Miami 2027 lineup, March 26–28, 2027 at Bayfront Park, Miami, FL.

Where is Alison Wonderland from?

Alison Wonderland is from Sydney, Australia.

What was Alison Wonderland's first album?

Alison Wonderland's first album was Run (2015). The latest is GHOST WORLD (2025).

What kind of music does Alison Wonderland play?

Alison Wonderland plays electronic, trap and bass.

What festivals has Alison Wonderland played before?

Alison Wonderland has played EDC Orlando 2026, Lollapalooza 2026, Tomorrowland 2026, EDC Las Vegas 2026.

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