Will Wood and the Tapeworms

Sign up for SMS or email at willwood.net to stay in the loop and receive bonus offers. For videos, subscribe at youtube.com/@willwoodmusic Patreon.com/therealwillwood is home to the largest library of live Will Wood videos, exclusive/behind the scenes content, and more. Will Wood and the Tapeworms (WWATT) was a project created by singer-songwriter and multimedia artist Will Wood, which began with his debut album "Everything is a Lot" in 2015 and the recording of the followup "SELF-iSH" mere months later, and continued until 2020. WWATT was known underground for their high-energy and bizarre full band shows, which often included circus performers, elaborate effects, audience participation, and bloodshed; only some of which was an act. The lineup varied significantly between albums and featured a wide variety of live instrumentalists, but their concerts almost always featured Mike Bottiglieri on guitar, Mario Conte on drums, Matt Berger on saxophone, and Vater Boris on bass, with Will Wood fronting on keyboard. Wood has always mostly toured solo, and Covid-19 and other factors pushed him to shift his focus to work as a solo artist, starting with "The Normal Album" in 2020. However, WWATT never disbanded, as much of the lineup on the live album and concert film "The Real Will Wood" have continued to work alongside Wood since recording it in one night in 2017. Their latest performances together can be heard on "In case I make it," which you can stream on the Will Wood profile.