Toronto's Ducks Ltd. brings jangle pop to Cactus Club—catchy tunes with depth.
Ducks Ltd. is making waves with their unique blend of jangle pop and power pop, and they’re bringing it to Milwaukee's Cactus Club. Known for their catchy yet introspective tunes, the Toronto-based duo offers a refreshing take on modern pop music. Their latest album, "Harm’s Way," delves into themes of struggle and resilience, making their music both relatable and thought-provoking.
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Street parking near Cactus Club can be tight on weekends. Try the public lot on S. Kinnickinnic Ave, just a 5-minute walk away, for $5 all night.
Ducks Ltd. are a Toronto band featuring Australian lead guitarist Evan Lewis and U.K.-born, U.S.-raised singer, bassist, and rhythm guitarist Tom McGreevy. As Ducks Ltd., the two thrive on skirting the edges of buoyant jangle pop and driving power pop. Their latest album, Harm’s Way, contains anxious songs that McGreevy explains are “about struggling. About watching people I care for suffer, and trying to figure out how to be there for them. And about the strain of living in the world when it feels like it’s ready to collapse.”
