The White Wires is a Canadian garage rock band formed in 2007. The group consists of Ian Manhire, Luke Martin, and Allie Hanlon. Their debut album, Girly Girly Girly (2008), was reissued as the self-titled album The White Wires (2009). The band's second album, WWII (2010), featured the song "Be True to Your School ('Til You Get Kicked Out)". They collaborated with The Mean Jeans on the split-single "I Remember How / Born on a Saturday Night" (2010). The White Wires performed at festivals including the Ottawa Bluesfest and the Halifax Pop Explosion. Their third album, WWIII, was released in 2012.
