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The Wanton Bishops
The Wanton Bishops, le Café de la Danse (Paris, France), January 2025
Background information
Origin	Beirut, Lebanon
Genres	Psychedelic rock, Garage rock, Blues
Years active	2011 (2011)–present

Members	Nader Mansour

Past members	Eddy Ghossein

Website	www.thewantonbishops.com

The Wanton Bishops is a Lebanese rock band formed in Beirut, Lebanon in 2011. The group consists of Nader Mansour (vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboards) and Eddy Ghossein (guitar, backing vocals, banjo). The duo began as an independent act founded after Mansour and Ghossein met outside a bar in Beirut. The Wanton Bishops was eventually formed and emerged among a second wave of popular garage rock revival. After signing with talent promoters Keeward, the group released its debut EP, Bad Rhyme (2012), which was recorded in Beirut.

Band members

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Nader Mansour– vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboards (2010–present)
Eddy Ghossein – guitar, backing vocals, banjo (2010–2016)

Discography

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Albums

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Sleep with the Lights On (2012) [1]
Nowhere Everywhere (2016) [2]
Under The Sun (2023)

EPs

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Bad Rhyme EP (2011) [3]

References

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Authority control databases
International	ISNI
Artists	MusicBrainz