After touring non-stop for years, British duo Oh Wonder glad to stay home


Oh Wonder members Vander Gucht and West are also a couple. With the stay-at-home order, they talk about how their personal and professional lives are intertwined now more than ever.

While many of us may find isolating at home during the Covid-19 pandemic boring and monotonous, British indie pop duo Oh Wonder is savouring the experience.

“Normally, we travel so much, there is no routine in our lives. We’re in a different hotel every night, in a different city every day, ” says member Josephine Vander Gucht in a conference call with StarLifestyle from Britain.

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