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WUD Music Presents: Johnny Manchild and the Poor Bastards

Music
Thursday, September 21
7 - 10 pm
Cost: Free
Join WUD Music on the Terrace for Johnny Manchild and the Poor Bastards with Magic Conch!

Johnny Manchild and the Poor Bastards is an American multi-genre ensemble founded by Johnny Manchild (composition, production, vocals, keys), and forming members Ethan Neel (drums), Ben Wood (trumpet), with Alex Coleman on Bass, Isaac Stalling on Guitar, and Eric Neel on Saxophone. Since its founding in 2016, the band took the internet by storm, with a unique conundrum of jazz idioms, alt- rock, world music, and funk that prompted even Anthony Fantano himself (known as “The Only Music Critic Who Matters” by the NYT) ask “what gives them the right to be this good? ” The Bastards have since answered that question, drawing from a dedicated and thriving fanbase that is bound together by a deep love of music, lyricism, engineering and sonic exploration. From their hometown of Oklahoma City to the global stage, each release has been a marked discovery not just for the fans, but the Poor Bastards themselves. With 18+ million streams, 4 albums, and new sonic horizons to be crossed, the Poor Bastards have morphed into a collective of sorts with as many as 10 collaborators (affectionately “Bastards”) in regular rotation, with Johnny Manchild at the helm.

 

Magic Conch is a high-energy progressive, funk/rock band formed in Madison, Wisconsin. Their unique blend of heavy grooves, intricate playing, and soaring melodies has made Magic Conch a fan favorite in the Madison area. With the release of their debut album Wumbology at the tail end of 2018, the boys have performed across the state from festivals to theaters. Currently, Magic Conch is finishing the recording of their sophomore release and have been performing their new album in anticipation of a spring release. Magic Conch is Andy Gray on vocals and guitar, Jack Peterson on lead guitar, Andrew Slade on drums, and Mark Ziegler laying down the bass. The band is

Johnny Manchild and the Poor Bastards is an American multi-genre ensemble founded by Johnny Manchild (composition, production, vocals, keys), and forming members Ethan Neel (drums), Ben Wood (trumpet), with Alex Coleman on Bass, Isaac Stalling on Guitar, and Eric Neel on Saxophone. Since its founding in 2016, the band took the internet by storm, with a unique conundrum of jazz idioms, alt- rock, world music, and funk that prompted even Anthony Fantano himself (known as “The Only Music Critic Who Matters” by the NYT) ask “what gives them the right to be this good? ” The Bastards have since answered that question, drawing from a dedicated and thriving fanbase that is bound together by a deep love of music, lyricism, engineering and sonic exploration. From their hometown of Oklahoma City to the global stage, each release has been a marked discovery not just for the fans, but the Poor Bastards themselves. With 18+ million streams, 4 albums, and new sonic horizons to be crossed, the Poor Bastards have morphed into a collective of sorts with as many as 10 collaborators (affectionately “Bastards”) in regular rotation, with Johnny Manchild at the helm.

 

Magic Conch is a high-energy progressive, funk/rock band formed in Madison, Wisconsin. Their unique blend of heavy grooves, intricate playing, and soaring melodies has made Magic Conch a fan favorite in the Madison area. With the release of their debut album Wumbology at the tail end of 2018, the boys have performed across the state from festivals to theaters. Currently, Magic Conch is finishing the recording of their sophomore release and have been performing their new album in anticipation of a spring release. Magic Conch is Andy Gray on vocals and guitar, Jack Peterson on lead guitar, Andrew Slade on drums, and Mark Ziegler laying down the bass. The band is

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