In July 2020, Dutch psychedelic rock band DeWolff—formed in 2007 as a teen outfit drawing from Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin—staged a streamed concert from Utrecht's TivoliVredenburg, adapting to pandemic constraints and foreshadowing their global acclaim with Edison Award nods. The hour-long set opened with the instrumental "I'm the Wolf," building vigor through "Made It to 27" and "Treasure City Moonchild," poignant "Blood Meridian I" and "II," improvisational "Medicine" and "Deceit & Woo," wrapping with "Black Cat Woman" amid virtual applause, where brothers van de Poel and Robin Piso showcased maturity blending retro groove with contemporary rock. This raw-energized performance solidified their live mastery sans audience, amassing millions of YouTube views.