What Four is a four piece band based out of Grayslake, Illinois, a northern suburb of Chicago. The band explores every aspects of the rock spectrum by taking its cues from styles such as funk, jazz, blues, and classical. Though they are a rock band in the classic sense, they draw on influences ranging from Spoon and Muse to Miles Davis and Lee Morgan to Chopin and Gershwin. The band also sports a full-time piano player.
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