Weeeellll, we didn’t win the Punk Album of the Year award… but we did it with panache, strutting our Movember Mo’s with the well-earned swagger of a team who raised over $1500 for prostate cancer research. After the awards, we retreated to our subterranean refuge to work on rehearsing five new songs and recording Threat from the Deep.

On February 10th, we will be playing at a birthday bash taking place at the Doors Pub, with Rackula and Web Society. Expect to hear some of our new material as, once again, we bring our axes down on the Hammer.

Brothers and sisters, Wiggler!?! is proud to announce that “A Kama Sutra of Contrary Positions” has been nominated for the Punk Album of the Year award at the Hamilton Music Awards.

We are both thrilled and honoured… it looks like we have gained enough xp to hit the “Critically Acclaimed” level! On to world domination! Nation of Wiggler, thanks for your continued support!

In other news, last weekend’s Movember fundraiser turned out to be complete pandemonium. Sternums were cracked, glasses were broken, stick-on moustaches were touted and tons of freebies were given away. Congratulations to our air-guitar gladiators! Wear your prizes with pride!

If you couldn’t make it out to the fundraiser but wish to encourage our fuzzy lips, Wiggler’s Movember team (Mo-ggler and the Tiny Follicles) is still collecting donations.

Oh, and if you were wondering, yes, that is a real Emmy in TinyRedHuman’s jacket. Don’t ask…

Brothers and sisters, Movember is nearly upon us. Moustaches are sprouting. Prostate cancer is on the run.

On Movember 5th we will have the pleasure of hosting the first ever Movember MO-Lympic Games at the Doors Pub (56 Hess St., Hamilton). Gentlemen of Hamilton, the gauntlet has been thrown at your feet. You are hereby challenged to test your might at manly feats of strength and skill for prizes and glory. The evening promises to be both entertaining and silly. Admission is free, but participants are encouraged to make donations at the door to Prostate Cancer Canada.

Musical entertainment will be provided by Wiggler!?! and the Tiny Humans, who for one night only shall turn into Mo-ggler and the Tiny Follicles. Adelleda will bring their boundless energy and Burnin’ Ethyl will lend their authentic rockabilly sound to the evening.

Never heard of Movember? It’s only the biggest fundraising and awareness campaign for men’s health in the world! Movember is the month formerly known as November, where men and women across the globe join together to raise awareness and funds for men’s health issues. Men grow a Mo (Moustache) for 30 days to become walking, talking billboards for our Men’s health causes, specifically prostate cancer. Men who support Movember, called Mo bros, begin by registering at Movember.com. These brave pioneers start Movember 1st clean-shaven, then grow and groom their Mo for the rest of the month, taking pride in the majesty of their moustache. Sounds like fun? Become a Mo-Bro by signing up at movember.com.

Wiggler delivered yet another solid show at the Sunday Slamfest III at This Ain’t Hollywood. The all-ages audience, which included members young and old, danced up a storm as the band rocked the stage in their punk-tuation shirts (get it? punk-tuation? har har). Adelleda set the explosives, and Wiggler lit the fuse. Sexbeast bulldozed the debris and Misfortune pulverized the rest with their wall-o-guitars. It was an honour sharing the stage with them. 

Wiggler will soon be hitting the studio to record their new single “Threat From The Deep”, a song about pirates, ninjas and zombies, just in time for Halloween. The band hopes to hit the stage again near the end of October. Sign on to our mailing list to get the latest scoop!

Brothers and Sisters, Wiggler is due to hit the stage this weekend at the ALL AGES Sunday Slamfest at This Ain’t Hollywood (event info here). This is a great opportunity for the teenage crowd to get out and catch some local talent in a licensed, legal environment.

We need your help to get the word out to our younger brothers and sisters that don’t usually get the chance to join us for our shows, so here’s the deal: if you find us on Twitter (@wigglerrocks), and retweet our tweet about the upcoming all ages show, you will be entered in a draw for a Wiggler Fan Pack, including buttons, stickers, plus a CD and t-shirt of your choice from our new and improved merch table (if you can’t make it to the show, we’ll contact you to figure out alternate arrangements).

Wait, new merch? YES. We are proud to announce a reissue of The Pantload in a snazzy new Digipak sleeve, new stickers and buttons and finally a new t-shirt design featuring the men in ties logo on our web site.

Please keep in mind that we will also be playing on Monday September 26th at the Casbah to raise funds for breast cancer research. If the Slamfest isn’t your cup of tea, perhaps a bottle of beer on Monday night might do the trick.

Wiggler ripped it up at This Ain’t Hollywood on Friday for the increasingly popular James St North Art Crawl, in Hamilton. The band played a sweat-drenched, high velocity set that ended with their new song, Threat From the Deep. Wiggler and the Tiny Humans would like to thank the staff at This Ain’t Hollywood for their hospitality, INDI 101 for the DJ set and the other bands (2x the Mono and Corpusse) for being all-round gentlemen.

If you were strolling down by Crash Landing in Hamilton last Saturday, you may have seen Mr! Erik whipping up a solo tornado. Keep your eyes peeled for future outings with the Tiny Humans later this summer!

In a shocking development still being debated by binary enthusiasts, Wiggler channeled the powers of caffeine and mitosis to augment the already devastating Human Tornado Show. TinyRedHuman brings the lightning fast beats, and TinyBlueHuman drives the low end with id-fueled thunder. The new lineup is primed, loaded and eager to unleash an unnatural disaster upon anyone that stands before the stage. Look for them during Hamilton’s Art Crawl, on August 12th, at This Ain’t Hollywood