WD-Han

WD-Han took its original form as a jam band of high school friends, with Cal Henry and Forrest Conner learning guitar and bass respectively. In need of a name, it was upon the suggestion of a friend that WD-Han ("We Don't Have A Name") was considered and loved instantly. It was and always has been the idea to play awesome music, but never be too serious about it.

After a few months of this, they needed a drummer. Unable to find anyone around to fill those shoes, they then found out that there was a female drummer in their school...

Any original skepticism was blown away when they heard Lea "Flipper" Campbell rockin’ out her kit and so WD-Han began to take shape. Playing local gigs featuring Hendrix covers juxtaposed with rap songs poking fun at rap songs, they started to build a following.

This continued for some time before Spence came on board. His first ever performance with the band was an impromptu rendition of "Little Wing" after being pulled from the audience! Needless to say, WD-Han never looked back.

Since then, song-writing for WD-Han has been taken to a new level and now armed with a great set of originals to combine with their classic rock covers, they put on a live show you'll never forget.