Headline Artists

The Sleepers, Black Market Riots and Supercancer

2011-10-04T12:32:00.003+02:00

The Sleepers are performing steadily around Cape Town with their new vocalist. Catch them at ROAR with Black Market Riots and Supercancer on the 14th October

R30 | 9pm

Poster by Adam Hill

The Sleepers Return

2011-08-23T09:29:00.000+02:00

Saturday 20th August saw The Sleepers return to the stage armed with new songs and a new singer. They'll be playing in and around Cape Town in the coming months but if you missed their gig at The Mercury on the 20th you can live vicariously through the photos of Michaela Verity

[All photos courtesy Michaela Verity]

See The Sleepers live:

2nd September - Isochronous and The Sleepers - Mercury Live
17th September - 3rd World Spectator, The Sleepers & Black Moscow - Aandklas

Headline Artists - Boot Camp

2011-07-19T23:41:00.012+02:00

In response to ongoing requests to manage bands, I have worked on a programme that will allow me to pass on knowledge and assistance to artists and bands who are interested in elevating their product’s levels of professionalism. As a result, we are proud to announce the launch of Headline Artists Boot Camp!

The idea behind this programme is quite simply to help you prepare for a career in the music industry. Originally designed with musicians in mind, this programme will suit support personnel as well, including managers, publicists and agents.

The programme will be accompanied by a workshop to be held over 2 Saturdays (in successive months), commencing at 10am and ending at 1pm. Workshop attendance is compulsory for all band members/artists intending to participate in Boot Camp.

The total duration of Boot Camp will be 3 months and during this time you and your band will be included in the Headline Artists stable as a ‘managed band’. You will operate as a Headline managed band, except that you will be responsible for your own booking throughout the duration of Boot Camp. This, with the exception of one show at the end of the 3 months to be organised by Headline Artists at either: Mercury, Zula or Assembly.

At the end of the 3 month Boot Camp, a full management contract with Headline Artists will be negotiated based on the band’s performance during Boot Camp, workload limitations of the agency and the band’s willingness to continue the relationship.

For the duration of Boot Camp you will have access to Headline Artists facilities and regular bi-weekly consultation sessions will be available to you and your band members, upon request. At these meetings you will receive mentoring on strategic planning for your band and your career and you will be provided with the tools necessary to build a sustainable brand.

The Boot Camp Workshops will cover the following topics:

1. Industry Entities:

- Song writers

- Performers

- Recording Studios

- Manufacturers

- Retailers

- Performance venues

- Promoters

- Band management team

- Producers

- Engineers

2. Business model for your band:

- Is it necessary to have a manager, lawyer, agent, publicist, publisher etc? Roles and relevance in the industry.

3. Starting your band:

- Content ownership

- Prepare for departing member(s) or break up

- Structuring tasks and responsibilities

- Preparing material; rehearsals; practice (what’s the difference?)

- Booking your first show(s)

- Effective booking schedules

- Short, medium and long term strategic planning

- Building your brand

4. Marketing initiatives / Technological developments:

- The digital landscape

- Marketing platforms on the web

5. Recording contracts:

- Basic contractual terms

- History

- Current trends

6. Potential revenue streams:

- CD Retail

- Merchandise

- Live performance revenue

- Performance rights organisations in SA / Royalty revenue streams

- Synch licensing

- Publishing

7. Recording strategies:

- WHEN to record

- Producer Engineer

- Studio costs

- Manufacturing

- Technological developments in recording

Principle contributors to this programme will be Brian Currin of Brian Currin Online Marketing and myself. We will be joined by guest speakers from various areas of the music industry, who will be sharing their personal knowledge and experience of their areas of expertise; previous contributors have included Peter Lacey, Musketeer Records and Theo Crouse, Bellville Studios.

Costs for the programme will be R1600.00 per month (per band) and will include workshop fees and all consultation sessions with me for the duration of Boot Camp. Fees will be paid monthly in advance.

Please indicate your intention to participate in Boot Camp by mailing headlineartists@gmail.com and you will be furnished with details of date and venue (which are reliant on the numbers attending) of the introductory workshop.

Please note that should artists choose not to join the full Boot Camp programme, but are still desirous of participating in the workshops, they are open to the public and will cost R600-00 per person per day.

I look forward to your participation,
Sean Wienand

Wendy Oldfield Live

2011-07-07T14:20:00.001+02:00

Wendy Oldfiend will be performing at the Leinster Hall on Friday 15th July. For more information about the Leinster Hall visit their website. The venue is in Weltevreden Street, Gardens.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to see one of South Africa's talents live. Wendy will be performing an unplugged intimate set. Bookings are essential.

Dustland Express, Black Moscow & Coal at Zula

2011-07-05T10:47:00.000+02:00

As you all must be aware by now, Zula is moving. The new venue is at 98 Long Street and will be opening its doors this weekend.

Dustland Express, Black Moscow and Coal will be performing at the new venue the weekend after that - on the 16th of July.

Don't miss this interesting and eclectic lineup.

Black Moscow, Versus the Wolf & Sidecar Fire

2011-06-14T13:48:00.001+02:00

Thursday is a public holiday, so what better way to celebrate than by coming down to Zula on Wednesday the 15th to see SAMA award winners Versus the Wolf with Black Moscow and Sidecar Fire?

Upcoming Events

2011-06-13T11:05:00.001+02:00

Don't forget to check our Event Calendar to keep up to date on planned shows.

June's gigs:

June 3 - Black Moscow, Arc Reactor & When Karma Sleeps - ROAR

June 4 - Heroes Wear Red, Graeme Watkins & Man as Machine - Tings 'n Times

June 15 - Versus The Wolf, Black Moscow & Sidecar Fire - Zula

June 17 - Van Coke Kartel, Coal & Stonecollar - Acoustic - Mercury Live

Heroes Wear Red & Graeme Watkins Project

2011-05-25T16:07:00.005+02:00

Heroes Wear Red are performing with Man as Machine and the Graeme Watkins Project at Tings 'n Times on the 4th June.

If the name Graeme Watkins rings some bells, that's because you might remember Graeme from his Idols days, but what the Graeme Watkins Project are now creating is like nothing before heard in this country.

More from their press release:
GWP has an international-competing production quality, unique instrumental ideas and complex, innovative sample tracks. This has allowed GWP to enter seamlessly into the realm of Electro-Indie, where they are fast finding their feet, ready to battle the big players.

This is evident in their recent successes. GWP’s first single “Real World”, off the debut album “Corridors of the Mind”, received immense interest receiving high rotation nationally on several of SA’s leading radio stations.

This unit has managed to break the “cookie-cutter” mould of stereotypically SA music, producing a handful of fresh, new original tracks – each lined with raw, pure emotion.

It goes without saying that this gig is not to be missed. More information is available on the Facebook event page.

Van Coke Kartel - Winter Acoustic

2011-05-23T13:25:00.001+02:00

Van Coke Kartel will be touring their acoustic set this winter. On the 17th June they will perform this set with Coal and Stonecollar at Mercury Live for an Uncircled show.

Mercury Live rarely hosts these uncircled shows and they are not to be missed. The stage moves to the center of the venue and an intimate and relaxed atmosphere prevails. There is limited seating provided for these shows, so get there early to avoid disappointment.

Coal will be performing their popular dark and haunting semi-acoustic set. Stonecollar have prepared their acoustic set specially for this event, don't miss this opportunity to see them in a completely different light.

Stonecollar Press

2011-05-11T12:20:00.005+02:00

Reviews are still coming in fast and furious for the new Stonecollar album. Now, Channel 24 have published an article featuring Stonecollar: Channel 24 - Is Hard Rock Dead in SA?

"With CD sales declining globally across all genres, and the further monopolising of airwaves by the Top40 playlists, certain 'genres' of music previously thought to be the staple of suburban identity have fallen by the wayside. Or have they?

In South Africa, rock is historically regarded as music played by and for the white suburban teenager. The harder brands of rock in particular have retreated into the dark corners of those suburban alleys, but can still be found thriving there, albeit on a smaller scale.

One band that happens to serve as a great example of this is Cape Town outfit STONECOLLAR, who are about to launch their debut album, and have been getting lots of positive buzz from international weblogs and such with preview and demo tracks." [...read more]

Don't forget that Stonecollar are holding their album launch party on the 17th May at Mercury Live.

Coal Update

2011-05-04T15:03:00.000+02:00

Coal recently spent a weekend away disturbing the neighbours in langebaan with their non-stop rehearsing. The fruits of that labour are a much improved electric and acoustic set, as well as some lo-fi recordings which they've uploaded to their Soundcloud account. In the coming weeks they'll also be uploading some snippets of other songs, but in the meantime you can listen to the full version of both Stroke and Train.

Coal have recently returned to the stage after their 4 month hiatus, in which they focused their efforts on re-arranging existing material, writing new songs and training up their new drummer. They'll be performing in and around Cape Town regularly going forward, be sure to make the effort to check them out, you will not be disappointed.

Stonecollar Album Launch Event

2011-05-04T14:49:00.001+02:00

Stonecollar have recently released their album "Trial by Fire". The party to celebrate this launch is on the 17th May at Mercury Live. The following day is a public holiday so there's no excuse not to come out for some mid-week madness. More information is available on the Facebook Event Page

The album has already received rave reviews both locally and internationally:

"There are some signature performances here: great guitar solos abound and Leshem Petersen's expressive, emotional, and clean vocals are quite impressive.
Should we expect international acclaim for Stonecollar? Possibly. Trial By Fire, with the right promotion, could find an audience in the States, and Europe as well. Strong talent and good songs propel Stonecollar's Trial By Fire. Easily recommended!" - DangerDog.com

"Stonecollar are actually the first metal act I have heard from South Africa and if they are an indication of what the burgeoning scene there has to offer, then we could be in for a treat over the next few years" - Metal Perspective

You can purchase a copy of the album via facebook's online store or, if you're in Cape Town, you can contact the band directly to obtain a copy. Of course, you can always pick one up at the show on the 17th of May!

Coal at The Waiting Room

2011-05-03T10:28:00.000+02:00

Tonight Coal perform their set of dark and haunting lullabies at The Waiting Room. Their music is like "smoke and water", both "haunting and mesmerising". Coal will be on stage at 9:45pm sharp, don't miss out!

You can find out more on the Facebook Event Page

Poster by Adam Hill

Coal Return

2011-04-07T10:19:00.000+02:00

On the 20th April Coal return to the stage, supporting The Wild Eyes and 3rd World Spectator for a show not to be missed.

Klein Libertas hosts this event. R30 entrance. See Facebook Event Page for more details

Black Moscow

2011-03-29T08:54:00.000+02:00

Black Moscow is currently in studio recording their EP. The launch will be on the 26th April at Mercury Live.

Black Moscow: The Verdigris Sessions Part 1 from Rob Ruhrmund on Vimeo.

100 South African Artists

2011-03-18T10:54:00.000+02:00

Music Review are compiling a list of "100 South African Artists You Have To Hear". Part 1 has been published on their website and The Sleepers make an appearance!

Farewell to Simon

2011-03-11T09:35:00.006+02:00

Tonight The Sleepers perform the LMG Birthday Party with Van Coke Kartel and Foto Na Dans.

This is Simon's final gig with The Sleepers. They're on first, probably around 9:30pm or 10:00pm, so get there early to avoid the disappointment of missing this show!

Ramfest 2011 / The Sleepers

2011-03-08T10:50:00.004+02:00

The Sleepers performed on the Main Stage at Ramfest over the weekend, this was their second last show with Simon on vocals. Simon's final show with The Sleepers is this Friday 11th March at Mercury Live for the LMG Birthday Party. They'll be sharing the stage with Van Coke Kartel and Foto Na Dans. R50 gets you in, but you can pre-order tickets through www.webtickets.co.za for R40.

If you weren't at Ramfest over the weekend you missed an extraordinarily well planned festival. Here are some snippets, including a short tongue in cheek interview with The Sleepers.

Ramfest

2011-03-03T08:48:00.000+02:00

Ramfest is only a day away now! Don't forget that The Sleepers are playing on Saturday at 6pm on the Main Stage. They're immediately followed by Isochronous.

[Photo by Michaela Verity]

You can check out the rest of the Ramfest lineup on the Festival Website or here on Facebook

Black Moscow

2011-02-22T13:38:00.005+02:00

As of February 2011, Black Moscow are under Headline Artists management.

Black Moscow started in May 2010, aiming to make music that is intelligent and without pretense. The band has a solid grounding in musical theory courtesy of guitarist Marc Röntsch and bassist Luke Otto’s training at The South African College of Music, UCT. The line-up is completed by guitarist Stephen Alfreds - a graphic designer; drummer Rob Ruhrmund - who owns studio and production house Def Empire; and Xavier Van Der Zandt - who performs vocal duties and is a freelance writer and student at UCT.

Links for Black Moscow:

Facebook | Vimeo | Twitter | Soundcloud

Andy Lund & The Mission Men

2011-02-22T09:04:00.001+02:00

Andy Lund and The Mission Men perform tonight at The Waiting Room with Witness to Wolves.

Poster by Adam Hill of The Sleepers

Audio Portfolio

2011-02-17T08:41:00.002+02:00

We are in the process now of updating our online audio portfolio. Selected songs by our Managed Artists can be found on our Soundcloud Page

Links to each artists' individual Soundcloud, where applicable, can be found via the Headline Artists page.

Stonecollar Managed by Headline Artists

2011-02-11T10:11:00.001+02:00

Press Release by Stonecollar:

Stonecollar are proud to announce that they have signed a management agreement with Headline Artists! The band is looking forward to joining the Headline stable and working closely with their team.

Sean Wienand & co have been running Headline Artists since 2006 with many more years industry experience behind them. 2011 will be a big year for Stonecollar - launch & promotion of our debut album “Trial by Fire”, many crazy shows...and rock domination!

We will do this, together with Headline Artists and the amazing ‘Collar Crew (more info on the album launch show to follow in time to come...)

Stonecollar

2011-02-11T10:08:00.002+02:00

Stonecollar is an exciting up and coming hard rock band based in Cape Town, South Africa. It features Léshem Petersen on bass and vocals, Sean Tait on lead guitar, Clinton Jurgens on rhythm guitar and Bryan Nicol on drums. Their sound is characterised by heavy riffage, bluesy melodies and distinctive vocals, supported by solid drumming and meaningful lyrics.

The Stonecollar story started when Clinton and Bryan started jamming early in 2004. The sound they came up with was heavy, but strongly influenced by Southern American blues, the roots of the rock genre. It took two years' worth of auditions to find a singer that suited the style. Léshem's vocal training, impressive range and soul background gave his voice a melodic quality not often found in rock bands, plus he was a mean bass player. They began jamming regularly in rented studio space and called themselves Stonecollar. The final hurdle was to find a lead guitarist who, after several disappointing auditions, finally arrived in the form of Sean Tait. His creative and technical solos rounded off what would become the distinctive Stonecollar sound.

Links for Stonecollar:

Website | Facebook | Reverbnation

The Sleepers with 7 Year Kismet

2011-01-25T14:40:00.000+02:00

The Sleepers are performing with Seven Year Kismet at Zula Bar on Wed 2nd February. Also performing: When Karma Sleeps, Sabretooth, Wings of Aggression and Moment of Clarity.

The Facebook Event page has more information.

I Want Your Munny

2011-01-24T12:37:00.001+02:00

Adam Hill from The Sleepers is Graphic Designer by day [and often very late at night]. He's customising a Munny for the exhibition celebrating the opening of the new ToiToy store in Kloof Street.

Adam also designed the poster for the event, which you can find out more about on the Facebook Page

Art's Not Dead - The Movie

2011-01-21T09:09:00.000+02:00

On Wednesday 1st December 2010 Art played his farewell show at Mercury Live. The events surrounding the lead up to this show, including the gig itself, were documented for "Art's Not Dead". This includes interviews with musicians who have played in bands with Art, backstage footage and the live recording of the performances by Coal, Andy Lund, V.O.L and Three More White Guys.

This documentary is being screened at the Labia on Monday 21st February 2011:
Art's Not Dead - Premiere Screening

The premiere reception for this film will take place from 18:00 for 18:15. Tickets cost R20. There are limited seats available and booking will be opened soon - join the Facebook Page and RSVP to the event page to be kept up to date.

HWR at ROAR

2011-01-21T08:31:00.000+02:00

Heroes Wear Red continue their mini tour of Cape Town tonight, playing at ROAR with:

Save Your Ears For Breakfast,
My Flawless Ending,
Anton Syndrome; and
The Inside Job

Entrance is free and there will also be free drinks and jugs, as well as the usual drinks specials.

This is your last chance to catch HWR on this tour!

Heroes Wear Red at The Grand Daddy

2011-01-20T12:54:00.002+02:00

Tonight Heroes Wear Red are performing their acoustic set at The Grand Daddy Hotel in Long Street, Cape Town. This event is being recorded and will be released online in February. Come through after work for 6pm.

Link: Facebook Event

HWR are down from Johannesburg for a mini tour and will also be performing at ROAR on Friday night, with a host of other bands for a free show. Don't miss out.

The Sleepers Acoustic

2011-01-20T11:50:00.003+02:00

The Sleepers played acoustic for the last time with Simon on Tuesday 18th January. Their next show is on the 2nd February with 7 Year Kismet at Zula. Following that, their final show with Simon is at Ramfest.

Auditions for a new vocalist have begun, if you want to know more about that visit their blog post: The Sleepers Want Your Lungs

[Photos courtesy Michaela Verity - www.michaelaverity.com]

More photos here: The Sleepers and Andy Lund & The Mission Men

Art's Farewell

2010-12-01T09:41:00.001+02:00

Artur Pereira is a familiar face to many, he has played in bands too numerous to mention, as both full time drummer and fill-in.

Tonight he hosts his farewell / retirement party at Mercury Live, on the stage tonight are Coal, Andy Lund & The Mission Men, V.O.L and Three More White Guys.

If you RSVP as attending on facebook you get 50% off entrance fee at the door: Facebook Event Page

The evening kicks off with Coal at 9:30pm sharp, so don't be late!

Poster by Adam Hill of The Sleepers

The Sleepers Press Release November 2010

2010-11-30T11:27:00.001+02:00

We hope everyone is feeling sufficiently fresh after the long weekend at Synergy. Thanks to all who came and watched us play what was, to us, one of our best shows ever.

As those of you who have read this month’s LMG will know, we have some sad news. Simon Tamblyn is stepping down as vocalist for The Sleepers to pursue other adventures. Simon has been an integral part of the band for the past seven years and his immense creative talent, dedication and hard work has helped shape the band and its members. We are sad to see him go but wish him the best of luck in his future pursuits.

This isn't the end of the Sleepers, this is really just the beginning of a new chapter. Our intention for The Sleepers has always been to constantly evolve and we see this as another opportunity to do just that. We will be holding auditions for a new vocalist, while at the same time exploring other musical avenues. Keep an ear to the ground and an eye on what this new and exciting future holds.

Love,
The Sleepers

Kill Disco

2010-11-30T10:11:00.002+02:00

Constantly flirting with elements of pop punk, swing and dirty rock, Kill Disco are a young, fresh, alternative, rock band hailing from the South of Cape Town, South Africa.

Kill Disco burst onto the Cape Town music scene as "The Kings of Vegas" in the summer of 2007, quickly becoming a crowd favourite, with their energetic live performances and infectious brand of rock n roll. They changed their name to Kill Disco in 2010.

More recently, they have shared the stage with some of South Africa’s hottest bands (Cassette, The Dirty Skirts, Taxi Violence, Shy Guevaras and The City Bowl Misers).

They were also very well received at Splashy Fen Music festival (Oldest SA Fest), where they brought the house down during their fierce live performance. So much so that the preproduction Demo of their first single “Murder under the Mirrorball” was included on the festival compilation CD.

Kill Disco completed recording in Serotonin Sound Studios, for their much anticipated debut EP album, entitled "Murder Under the Mirrorball". The EP was released in August 2008.

The band officially began late in the winter of 2006. Zack Emmanuel (Bass) joined up with childhood friends, Wesley”Doonk” Daniels (Drums), Wesley Currin (Guitar) and Ryan Weiderman (Guitar), formally of Scarlet System. Four became Five, several months later, when Richard Kronk (Vocals / Synth), former front man of Humanera, joined to complete the line up and Kill Disco was born. The boys draw from an eclectic base of musical influence and styles, which culminates into their unique brand of music.

Links for Kill Disco:

Website | Facebook | YouTube

Coal

2010-11-30T10:05:00.008+02:00

With themes of nursery rhymes, dark tales, Irish fables and legends of men going off to war - never to return - Coal create an ethereal, dark and subtle romantic mood for the audience in both their music and their stage act.

Allow them to seduce you with their vocal harmonies, transport you with their music and mesmerise you with their performance.

"There's something shiny under that Coal"
Mike Smith, Your LMG

"Word was out about this band long before they even stepped on stage for the very first time and Cape Town’s music lovers arrived in their droves, enough to pack out the Mercury Lounge. All expectations are that this band will very quickly fill in a large gap in SA music left by the departure of Lark (and before them Fetish). I for one cannot wait to watch them grow."
Jon Monsoon, Your LMG

"Breath-taking requiem of post-rock, shoe-gaze and baroque pop... this powerful combination of virtuousic musicians arouses both fervour and anguish, a soundtrack to the perfect tragedy"
Girl Banned, Your LMG

Links for Coal:

Website | Blog | Facebook | Soundcloud | Twitter

Heroes Wear Red

2010-11-30T10:02:00.004+02:00

A band born of melody, song writing maturity and focused vision, beyond its mere three year existence. This is the pedigree with which HEROES WEAR RED presents its self to the world.

As is the developmental process of a band, HEROES now finds its self settled, in the form of a four piece, able to create melancholy, light and shade, with the precision of pop appeal.

HEROES, founded by bassist Gavin Wienand and vocalist Timothy Kroon, prove to be a formidable song writing team, rounded off by the new addition of drummer Patrick Smith and guitarist Tumi Mothei. The subtle use of programming, combined with energy of a rock band that delivers strong pop songs is a formula which proves to be fresh and widely appealing.

2008 saw the independent release of the band’s debut album, “SURVIVING SEPTEMBER”. The limited and exclusive release to retail will in 2009 step up a gear.

HEROES have joined forces with MUSKETEER RECORDS to further improve on the success of this already critically acclaimed album. Co- produced and mixed, with additional programming by American producer Rae Dileo, known for his work on Filter, Veruca Salt and Henry Rollins, to name a few, brings international quality to the album.

HEROES plans to carry its sound work ethic into a new phase of this album with national tours and a new wave of promotion. Exclusive merchandise, new and unreleased material on line, and videos all to come, NOW is the time to listen!

Links for Heroes Wear Red:

Facebook | Website | Myspace | Twitter

The Sleepers

2010-11-30T09:58:00.005+02:00

Formed in 2003, The Sleepers have been gathering a rabid following with their incendiary live shows. They have cut their teeth playing regularly in and around Cape Town, gracing some of Cape Town’s renowned stages.

Their releases (2005’s Still EP and their debut album A Signal Path 2008) have been well received. Reviews and interviews have been featured in Levi’s Music Magazine, One Small Seed Magazine, The Cape Argus, Your LMG, Independent Newspapers and Blunt Magazine.

In late 2010 they released a free download of Luminaire One (exclusively available online in partnership with Channel24) and are currently recording more material for their next release.

Links for The Sleepers:

Website | Facebook | Blog | Myspace

Wendy Oldfield

2010-07-16T09:05:00.002+02:00

Wendy first made a name for herself on radio performing the hit 'This Boy' with rock outfit ‘The Sweatband’ in the early eighties. After further success with songs like ‘Tonight’, ‘Shape of Her Body’, ‘This Boy’ and many years of touring and performing, she left the group to start a solo career.

Her first solo album ‘Beautiful World’ set the wheels in motion for a succession of hits, including 'Real World', 'Acid Rain', 'Miracle' and 'Don't Stop Believing'. Wendy's vocal performance on the album won her the Octave award (1992) for Best Female Vocalist and a nomination for Song of the Year (Miracle).

Wendy also branched out into composition and arrangement, writing soundtracks for commercials, film and television. She was nominated for an MNet film score award in 1995 and wrote soundtracks for Leon Schuster’s “Sweet and Short” and “There's a Zulu on my stoep”. Her song Acid rain was chosen as the theme song for a 180 episode series “Nature on Track” which has appeared on networks around the world.

In late 2008 a collection album was released with 13 of Wendy's most performed tracks, including 2 previously unreleased tracks – Lilah and Burden.

In October 2010, Wendy released the ambient world music album – In The Womb – and has also completed work on the first single, New Dress off her still to be recorded album. The new album will be an ongoing and quite organic project, according to Wendy, and it is intended as a ‘single-by-single’ release. The intial phase will see singles being released primarily through digital formats culminating with an album manufacture process that includes ‘value-add’ items for the fans.

Wendy performed at the opening kick-off concert of the Soccer World Cup and wrote the theme song for the launch of the Gautrain in 2010.

Wendy signed to Headline Artists Management group in June of 2010 and joins Musketeer Records in November of the same year. These developments underscore the fact that Wendy continues to challenge herself with the projects and business developments within her versatile and exciting career.

[Wendy's full biography is available on her website, linked below.]

Links for Wendy Oldfield:

Website | Facebook | YouTube | Soundcloud