Co-VEN, a rock band from Lahore, is once again making a mini comeback as they plan to start recording some new material most probably by the end of this September.
The new tracks of the album will have Hamza Jafri on lead vocals, Sikandar Mufti on percussions, Sameer Ahmed and Omran Shafique on Guitars.
co-VEN‘s 1997 EP, ‘Not in Your World’ is now available for streaming on soundcloud! This collection made serious waves in the Pakistan underground scene when it came out, containing songs such as ‘Killer Whale’, ‘Fur’, and ‘Morning’.
Photos by Dr. Paul Docktor
Zeb and Haniya performed live at the Lamont School of Music at the University of Denver on Sunday, September 30th, during their ongoing US tour.
Zeb and Haniya shared Pakistani music, art, and culture with over 100 students at Carroll College on Tuesday morning, during their ongoing US tour.
Zeb & Haniya and band visited music classes at Amy Biehl High School for a hands-on learning experience in tech set up and sound checking, followed by a concert for students and teachers, during their ongoing US tour.
Photos Courtesy: Fahd Majeed
Zeb and Haniya performed live at the ninth annual Madison World Music Festival on Saturday September 15th at the Willy Street Fair in Madison, Wisconsin as part of their ongoing US tour. Here are some of the exclusive pictures from the event.
Zeb and Haniya performed live at the Madison World Music Festival on Friday September 14th at the Memorial Union Terrace on the UW-Madison campus in Wisconsin as part of their ongoing US tour.
In the words of the band: “Here are some pics from our show last night at the historic Memorial Union Terrace in Madison, WI. This is hands down the most beautiful venue we have ever played at.
Check out the photos of Zeb and Haniya with the US State Department, DJ Naomi Gingold and recording engineer Enoghene Ajueyitsi at the Georgetown University radio station in Washington, during their ongoing US tour.
“Zeb and Haniya on Music, Politics, and Women in Pakistan” was hosted by Cynthia Schneider at Georgetown University, with Professors Christine Fair and Paula Newberg. The musical duo fielded questions on music piracy in Pakistan, their experiences attending college in the U.S., their musical collaborations, being women public figures in Pakistan, and more. Check out the event photos below, courtesy of Center Stage.