Great name for a band
White Bastard
The story
White Bastard was born within the gritty alleyways of New York City in 2002. The quartet was founded by lead vocalist and guitarist, Jack Sorenson, who was eager to channel his raw energy and emotions into music. Joined by bassist Mikey Donovan, drummer Ryan O'Neil, and keyboardist Liam Gallagher, they started off as street performers, honing their skills while braving the chill of NYC winters. The band's unique sound and rebellious spirit quickly garnered attention, and soon they were performing at local bars, steadily creating a loyal fanbase that appreciated their no-holds-barred honesty and unconventional sound.
Concrete Jungle Heartbeat
Verse 1: G - Em - C - D G In the city streets where life's a fight, Em we stand strong, no end in sight, C our hearts beat loud as drums at night, D in this concrete jungle, we ignite. Chorus: G - D - Em - C G Concrete jungle heartbeat, D can't break us, we won't retreat, Em in every alley, every street, C we're the rhythm, we're the beat. Verse 2: G - Em - C - D G Stars hidden by the city's glare, Em the smell of rebellion fills the air, C We're not lost, just unaware, D In this jungle, emotions lay bare. Repeat Chorus Bridge: Em - C - G - D Em Tales of victories, tales of defeat, C on the pavement, our story complete, G We're the pulse, the city's heartbeat, D In the jungle, we find our beat. Repeat Chorus (End: G - D - Em) G Concrete jungle heartbeat, D we'll keep playing till we meet, Em on the streets, where life is sweet, This is our rhythm, our unsung feat.
Biggest fan
Linda Cassidy
"I've been a devoted fan of 'White Bastard' since their early days. Their music is filled with raw emotion, capturing the essence of city life and the struggles and victories it brings. Every song is a story that resonates deeply with me. 'Concrete Jungle Heartbeat' is my personal favorite, and I think it perfectly encapsulates what this band represents - resilience, rebellion, and the will to keep going against all odds. Their music helped me through some really tough times, giving me the strength to face my own concrete jungle. In a world filled with commercial, repetitive music, 'White Bastard' stands out as a beacon of authenticity. They're more than just my favorite band - they're my lifeline."