West Coast Wolves were one of the bands who played Bos Boogie 2023 (a festival that’s held near Kameelfontein on the outskirts of Pretoria).
Radio Kalahari Orkes, 2 to 12, Hollowbody, Cutting Jade, Pedro Barbosa, Happy Jack, Mony Pony, Fourth Son South, Sara Jade, Hoot ‘n Anny, The Black Cat Bones, Swerwer, Meel Vignetting, Amafranx, Baas De Beer, Walking Down Essex, The Fake Leather Blues Band, Oceans of Angels, The Honeymooners, Jahworx, Zionruts, Jonathan Peyper, Black Heidi, Gideon Wind and Kat & Wolf (Chris Chameleon) also played at the festival (which was held from 25 to 27 August 2023).
I snapped this photo of West Coast Wolves during their set at Bos Boogie and it has been selected as the Photo Of The Week on SA Music Zone.
More info about West Coast Wolves
Originally a 2-piece acoustic guitar duo, the Wolves have transformed into a 5-piece ensemble, infusing their music with an energetic West Coast flavor.
As the band’s sound evolved, Pete adopted the banjo, leading the group to explore the realms of folk, country, and bluegrass genres. This exploration is seamlessly fused with their rock n’ roll, punk rock reggae roots. The addition of surf-punk vibes and experimental left-field percussion further defines the unique and eclectic musical identity of the Wolves.
During the pandemic, the West Coast Wolves recorded their first full length LP Don’t forget to Howl capturing the live energy of the band.
Bos Boogie 2024 is happening in March 2024! If you’re keen to attend an awesome music festival, make sure that you check out the festival’s Facebook page for updates.
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