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Don't miss London-based punk band, Vuvuvultures in action at Live - The Venue on 28 February.
THE Dark-hearted London guitar four-piece band, Vuvuvultures, made up of Nicole Bettencourt Coelho (bass), Paul Ressel (guitar), Harmony Boucher (vocals) and Matt Christopher (drums) are heading to Durban’s sunny shores for a one-night performance at Live – The Venue. This London-based rock band will perform at Live – The Venue, 166
Matthews Meyiwa (Stamford Hill) Road on Friday 28 February. The support acts are Black Math and Die Wolwedans.
Tickets are R60 per person, doors open at 8pm and no under 18s are allowed.
Contact 084 510 3107.
This week Northglen News chats to lead vocalist, the aptly named Harmony Boucher.
What things don’t you like doing, name two?
Tax Returns and standing in queues.
Tell us about a time when things didn’t go the way you wanted?
I used to be a life saver and once at a national competition I managed to knock myself out during a swimming race. It’s pretty embarrassing having to be rescued at a life saving championship.
What do you think about when you are alone in your car?
Being in space.
What’s your strongest memory of your childhood?
I once roller bladed through a glass door when I was a kid. That was fun.
What do you dislike about South Africa?
South Africans who constantly moan about South Africa.
What makes you angry?
Stupid people.
Besides your job, what are you most passionate about?
I’ve always been obsessed with the universe, particularly the scale of it and how much more there is for us to discover.
Name one misconception you think people have about you?
Some people may think I’m anti-social, but I’m just really shy.
Some advice to people who want to follow your path; what are three things you should never do in this business?
Don’t assume anyone is going to do the work for you, not managers, A&R, or label reps. Never pander to your audience, you just end up removing the thing that made you attractive to them in the first place. Don’t stop.
What do you envision yourself doing when you turn 80?
Hopefully building stadium sized machines that make music and dropping massive church bells into the ocean.
