Tuelo and her band in Johannesburg joins host Luke Burbank and comedian Molly Shannon on this episode of Live Wire Radio.

“Moving to New York when she was 17 with just $50 in her pocket, Tuelo had a chance encounter to audition, and that audition would lead her to her first paying gig and launch her singing career.”

Give The Kids Some Credit: Tuelo Is Sparked By The Witches

Tuelo pens a guest essay “If You Call a Woman, African Woman” for For the Record.

“A genre-splicing mix of punk, rock, soul, and the sounds of her childhood home”

“The Life of Margaret Cornelius is just the beginning for Tuelo”

“A mystical, soulful and sometimes haunting rock record, Tuelo’s debut album uses her powerhouse and uniquely stirring vocals to create a soulful wave of art-rock.”

“She sees rock as a form of protest, truth-telling and vulnerability.”

Tuelo shares an intimate performance of Saint Margaret for the Grammy’s series Positive Vibes Only.

“Tuelo takes center stage on debut solo album 'The Life of Margaret Cornelius'”

“Tuelo Goes On A Global Search For Herself On Debut Album”

Tuelo joins Mark Conklin, Director of Artist Relations and Programming at the Grammy Museum, to discuss her artistry and the new album.

“It's music that makes its demands in multiple ways, which is what lends it such force.”

“Tuelo Reclaims Trauma, South African Roots, And Being Black in Rock n Roll on Debut Album”

Tuelo and her band in Johannesburg joins host Luke Burbank and comedian Molly Shannon on this episode of Live Wire Radio.

Tuelo and Kevin perform a few songs while on Tour for SCENES Facebook Live event.

“I am writing about my experiences and things I really believe in, injustice, and finding a way out of a troublesome situation.”

“South African Art-Rocker Tuelo Honors Matriarch Of Her Family with “Saint Margaret”

South African Soul-Rocker Tuelo Honors her Mother in Video for “Saint Margaret”

Tuelo shares an ode to her mother with new song “Saint Margaret”