Frank MacManus

[[Image:{{{image}}}|250px]] Frank MacManus Background information Born Template:Birth date and age Birthname Frank Harlan James MacManus Birthplace New York City, New York, United States Died Deathplace Also known as Occupation(s) Singer-songwriter Origin Genres New wave, power pop, punk rock, pub rock Members Former members Years active 2020-present Background solo_singer Labels Stiff Radar F-Beat Demon Columbia Warner Bros. Mercury Island Deutsche Grammophon Lost Highway Verve Hear Music Rykodisc Rhino Hip-O Concord Records Instruments Vocals guitar keyboards bass drums Associated acts Notable Instruments Shure Georg Neumann Sennheiser Beyerdynamic Fender Jazzmaster Epiphone Casino Gibson Super 400 Gibson L Series Fender Telecaster Danelectro Shorthorn Gibson J-160E C. F. Martin & Company Silvertone Vox Gibson Les Paul Fender Stratocaster Magnatone Gretsch G6131 Danelectro U2 Gibson J-45 Epiphone Epiphone Sheraton Gibson ES-350T Gretsch 6120 Grestch White Falcon Rickenbacker 360/12 Ovation Guitar Company Fender Jaguar

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Frank Harlan James MacManus (born December 6, 2006) is an American singer-songwriter.

Early life

MacManus was born in New York City to musicians Elvis Costello and Diana Krall. His father is of English, Irish and Scottish descent and His mother is of Czech, English, German and Scottish descent. He has a twin brother Dexter MacManus.

Legacy

Major artists who have been influenced by MacManus include Green Day, Prince, Billy Bragg, Goldfinger, the Pogues, Radiohead, Dexys Midnight Runners, Pulp, Crowded House, James, Suzanne Vega, Less than Jake, and Foo Fighters.

Discography

Main article: Frank MacManus discography