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WIJAM Presents: Wild Adriatic and CBDB at The Source
WIJAM Presents
WILD ADRIATIC & CBDB
Friday, October 5, 2018
at The Source Public House
10pm Showtime | 21+ | $15 ADV/$20 DOS
Tickets On Sale ð Friday, July 27, 2018
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WILD ADRIATIC
Rooted in the rowdy spirit of rock & roll, Wild Adriatic has built an international audience on a combination of groove, grit, and guitar-heavy swagger.
With the power trio's newest album, Feel, bandmates Travis Gray, Rich Derbyshire, and Mateo Vosganian update the sound of their influences -- from Seventies rock to Motown to soul -- for a contemporary audience, taking influence from the past but never losing sight of the present. They aren't revivalists; they're modern men, carrying the torch of melodic, riff-ready, high-energy rock into new territory.
Whittled into sharp shape by a touring schedule that's kept them busy for roughly 175 days a year including two European tours, countless stateside runs, and appearances at festivals like Bonnaroo Wild Adriatic's three members recorded Feel in Austin, teaming up with Grammy-nominated producer Frenchie Smith in the process. The goal was to shine a light on the band's strength as a live act, avoiding click tracks, digital instruments, sampled sounds, and other tricks of the recording studio. Instead, Wild Adriatic focused on the same core ingredients Gray's guitar playing and soulful sweep of a voice; Vosganian's percussive stomp; Derbyshire's in-the-pocket bass that helped kickstart the band in 2011, back when Wild Adriatic formed in Upstate New York.
From the psychedelic "Chasing a Ghost" to the mellow, horn-filled "Come Baby Baby" the latter song featuring blasts of brass from the West End Horns Feel offers up 11 new songs of modern, analog, groove-heavy rock, with Wild Adriatic taking inspiration from breakups, friendships, new relationships, tour stops, and even politics. "Appleton" finds the guys paying tribute to the Wisconsin town that's hosted some of their most most memorable shows, while songs like "Some Nerve" and "Hurricane Woman" channel the influence of guitar greats like Stevie Ray Vaughan and Joe Walsh. Much of the album came together during five separate writing retreats, including treks to Virginia, Texas and Wisconsin. Throughout it all, the songs were written collaboratively, molded by a band of longtime friends who, more than a half-decade into their career, are still turning over new leaves.
"This feels like our first record all over again," says Vosganian, a childhood friend of Gray since his elementary-school days. "We're a rock and roll band at heart, but we have heavy ties to soul and blues music, too, and as the band matures, those roots come out. This is a great way to reintroduce ourselves."
Gray agrees, saying that the real-life inspiration behind most of the album a painful breakup helped Wild Adriatic create a record that ultimately celebrates the electricity and elation of playing in a traveling band.
"These songs align with everything we've gone through in the last year," he adds. "They highlight hard times, but also underlying hope and optimism. We're people. We're supported by fans who buy tickets and come out to shows, and we like to hang out with them. We aren't trying to take ourselves too seriously. We're trying to connect. We're trying to feel."
CBDB
CBDB is a progressive rock n roll jam-band from Alabama and their music is spreading from the southeast across the nation like wildfire. Defining a newfound, southern blend of joyous and progressive funk-rock n roll, dubbed Joyfunk, they channel a sonic mix of soulful vocals and virtuosic musicianship with smart, tasteful songwriting. On stage, each member of CBDB fluidly plays between complex composition and loose exploratory improvisation creating an incredible and unique live experience. CBDB has played major festivals including Okeechobee, Sweetwater 420, Summer Camp, Electric Forest, Sloss, Aura, Backwoods, Euphoria, and The Werk Out. Theyve also shared the stage with the likes of Umphrey's McGee, Galactic, Kyle Hollingsworth Band, Perpetual Groove, Kung Fu, The Wailers, Blues Traveler and many more. Fresh off an impressive summer tour, CBDB went straight into the legendary Southern Ground Nashville studio to record what will be their third LP, to be released early 2018. Soaring monthly listeners and followers on Spotify have further propelled their growth and continue to bring the band widespread attention, interest and new fans daily. Dive into CBDB's eclectic catalogue of tunes today and catch them live on tour near you soon!
Links:
cbdbmusic.com
twitter.com/CBDBtweets
reverbnation.com/cbdb
soundcloud.com/cbdbband
youtube.com/user/cbdbband
spotify.com/artist/0Rt9ML8x5r1DFhSPAJhbwr
instagram.com/cbdbmusic/
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LocationThe Source Public House (View)
890 Lake Park Road
Menasha, WI 54952
United States
Categories
| Minimum Age: 21 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: No |
| Wheelchair Accessible: No |
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Contact
| Owner: Curt Biese |
| On BPT Since: Sep 16, 2017 |
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