InterArts alum Ramah Jihan Malebranche will be performing with his ensemble Wooden Rings at the Old Town School of Folk Music on Thursday October 24 at 8:00 p.m. The group will be performing all of the songs off of their new audience funded EP Twisted & Tangled. Says Malebranche, “We played a selection from this EP on The Morning Shift hosted by Toni Sarabia on WBEZ. People are calling these songs some of our most powerful, mature work to date.” They will be selling the EP for $6 and will include merchandise packages, with buttons, shirts, and small posters so be sure to bring a little extra to take it home with you. Old Town School is a wonderful venue with great sound, comfortable spaces, and professional staff. They have a nice bar—this is definitely a date night.

Old Town School of Folk Music describes the ensemble compellingly: “Wooden Rings, an eclectic and ambitious ensemble from Chicago, have managed to encapsulate a sound so uniquely diverse, it quickly finds roots in the hearts of any honest music fan. Although their sound is self-described as ‘acoustic chamber pop,’ the amount of honesty and emotion expelled through their music creates such a direct connection to the listener that it’s as if their songs were being written just for you.”
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