There is more than one artist with this name, including:
1) Wednesday is an American indie/shoegaze band from Asheville, NC led by singer and guitarist Karly Hartzman;
2) Wednesday was a Canadian band active during the 60s/70s known for "Last Kiss";
3) Wednesday was a German-English rock band active from 1975-1980;
4) Wednesday was the Swedish entry in the 2003 Junior Eurovision competition.
5) Wednesday is also an instrumental rock band from Bangkok.
6) Wednesday is a musician and producer based on Portland, Oregan

1) Wednesday is an American indie/shoegaze band from Asheville, NC led by singer and guitarist Karly Hartzman.
Wednesday began as a recording collaboration between Hartzman & Daniel during the winter of 2017, while both students at the University of North Carolina Asheville. While living on campus, the duo recorded a whimsical synth-pop LP entitled Yep, Definitely, influenced heavily by the album Reading, Writing and Arithmetic by English alternative rock group The Sundays (the inspiration for Wednesday’s own band name). The duo recruited Chelmis & Miller (along with original bassist Julien Melissas) to play a party at Karly’s sister’s house, & the full band had an instant chemistry that won over the small crowd. With the immediate support of Asheville’s underground music scene, Wednesday quickly became a local staple, appearing often at the band’s favorite Asheville venue, The Mothlight.
Schultz replaced Melissas on bass in time for Wednesday’s first tour, & the new line-up recorded a collaborative EP with fellow Ashevillian MJ Lenderman, 2018’s How Do You Let Love into the Heart That Isn't Split Wide Open. The EP began Wednesday’s progression into darker instrumentation & lyrics, which continued on 2019’s Wednesday EP. After graduating from UNCA, Hartzman began writing the songs that would become Wednesday’s second full-length release, I Was Trying to Describe You to Someone. With the band contributing arrangements, the new songs placed more emphasis on the noise & dissonance of Chelmis’s lap steel & Gorham’s lead guitar.
The ever-darkening & deepening of Wednesdays’ sound on I Was Trying to Describe You to Someone owes a debt of influence to The Swirlies, Arthur Russell, Red House Painters, Tenniscoats, Ana Roxanne, Acetone, & their continued collaboration with MJ Lenderman (who lends backing vocals to the songs “Billboard” & “November”). I Was Trying to Describe You to Someone was recorded at Hartzman’s home with engineering assistance from her roommate Colin Miller. The depth & clarity of the recordings balance the distorted volume of Wednesday’s live performances with the intimacy of Hartzman’s voice. Her words hold the center of the chaos, unobscured by the power of the band.
Hartzman describes her lyrics as “attempts to access old personal memories & do them justice through prose, with inspiration from the writings of Richard Brautigan, Flannery O’Connor, David Berman & Tom Robbins, & movies like Steel Magnolias.”

2) Wednesday was a Canadian band active during the 60s/70s best known for their single "Last Kiss". Composed of members, Paul Andrew Smith (guitar, keyboards, vocals), Mike O'Neil (guitar, harp, vocals), Randy Begg (drums, guitar, vocals) and John Dufek (bass, harp vocals). Their debut album, Last Kiss was released in 1974 with Loving You Baby coming a two years later in 1976. Since then, they have recorded a Meat Loaf tribute album released in 2008.

3) Wednesday was a German-English rock band active from 1975-1980.

4) Wednesday was the Swedish entry in the 2003 Junior Eurovision competition comprising Paul Jacks (age 13), Daniel Edenvik (12), and Mathias Thorhede (12).

5) Wednesday is also an instrumental rock band from Bangkok (@wednesdaybandbkk on instagram) who have released Lazarus, Surfing Ghost, III, and—most recently—Electric Company.

6) Wednesday, also known as wednesdaybabi, is a musician and producer based on Portland, Oregan
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