The Woggles are proud to announce a number of European Tour Dates September 5 -14, featuring long time pal and friend Graham Day (The Prisoners, The Solar Flares, Graham Day & The Gaolers) on guitar! The shows also feature pairings with Austria’s Wild Evel & Trashbones, Denmark’s Powersolo, and headlining the Saturday (September 7) night of The Berlin Beat Invasion!

Beginning at the Jeff Walls’ memorial show at the Earl in ATL on 6/23 The Woggles will be selling these boss FLESH HAMMER STRONG t-shirts, blue design on black shirts, mens and womens sizes. The band will continue selling the shirts at shows 6/25-29 and afterwards they’ll be available online at the Woggles bandcamp page. 100% of sales go to Jeff’s gofundmepage. Thanks to the amazing Scott Sugiuchi for the design and Jeff Hannan at Ruby Sue for making them.

Please join us starting June 23 at the Earl in Atlanta for a benefit to help Jeff Walls’ family with raising funds to help cover his medical expenses. Jeff’s spirit carries on with The Woggles June 25-29, as the band plays shows in the Northeast with proceeds and merchandise sales going to his medical fund as well. Pictured is Jeff with dancers Moana Santana and Lucy Fur. Thanks to Moana for the pic!

Sun, 6/23 – The Earl, Atlanta GA
Tues, 6/25- The City Winery, Washington DC
Wed, 6/26- Stage On Herr, Harrisburg PA
Thu, 6/27- Cafe 9, New Haven CT
Fri, 6/28- Ohana Luau, Lake George, NY
Sat, 6/29- Coney Island Baby, NY NY

We had planned on making June 23 a benefit show for Jeff Walls in Atlanta at The Earl.

Given the tragic event of yesterday, we’ll instead make the night a memorial show for him.

As a member of Guadalcanal Diary and The Woggles, Jeff aka Flesh Hammer, spread joy to people all over the planet. Let’s join together to honor him by raising funds to help his family with the overwhelming medical expenses.

All proceeds will go to the Jeff Walls Medical Fund.
https://www.gofundme.com/jeff-walls-medical-fund

Playing guitar with the Woggles will be Shane Pringle.

The Woggles
Rod Hamdallah
Tiger! Tiger!
Special Guests

DJ Pietro

It is with heartfelt sorrow and grief that The Woggles confirm the passing of Jeffrey Kermit Walls aka Flesh Hammer, our brother and bandmate. He left us today, Wednesday May 29, at 4:16pm EDT in the company of his close family at Duke University Hospital in Durham NC

Avail Now! The Woggles get out of our heads on our new four-song EP of pineal gland extractions called Please Leave Me My Mind! Each Woggle contributed a song apiece and their respective tunes take up one side each of this double 7″ release, housed in a spiffy gatefold sleeve with artwork by Scott Sugiuchi! You don’t have to be a brain surgeon to know it rocks and rolls!”
https://thewoggles.bandcamp.com/album/please-leave-me-my-mind-2?fbclid=IwAR33LLM_gcXNMUN4kWIbsFNENne0QX469GXIDkmr6V6sM7KxmoH4iMlkONc

More holiday cheer from the Woggles, our cover of Clarence Carter’s “Back Door Santa,” recorded 2007 at Bakos Amp Works, Atlanta GA, and released Dec.1, 2014 as B-side to Santa’s Coming (Ho Ho Ho). Artwork by Sam Leyja.

Brand new Woggles T-shirt! “Tally Ho!” Guys and Gals Ts, $15 plus postage.

Check’em out over at https://thewoggles.bandcamp.com/

TALLY HO! is The Woggles brand new full length, and it’s available now on Wicked Cool Records. This is the band’s 4th for Little Steven’s label. Produced by Jim Diamond and recorded at Dave Barbe’s Chase Park Transduction Studio in Athens, GA it contains 13 tracks, including former Coolest Songs of the Week “What You Think We Are” and “Waiting For The Rain.”

You can order it from us here: https://thewoggles.bandcamp.com/

The digital version you can order from the likes of I-tunes, Amazon, etc.

Side One:
1. Luminol Test
2. Hard Times
3. What You Think We Are
4. Fire Thief
5. Morituri Te Salutant
6. Judas
7. Mothra Hai

Side 2:
1. Pitch A Fit
2. Waiting For The Rain
3. Tally Ho!
4. Learn To Love Again
5. Jungle Queen
6. Be Seeing You

Wowza! GREAT review in Paste Magazine for new album “Tally Ho!” out 8/11!

https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2017/08/the-woggles-tally-ho-review.html