Free Christmas Music

Willy Pete has worked quickly to provide a short holiday gift for the troops.  This 4 song EP contains 4 great songs sure to put you in the Christmas spirit.  "So This is a Merry Little Christmas", "This Time of Year", "The Little Drummer Boy" and "Silver Bells".  Please spread the word to all the veterans and active duty troops you know.  
Merry Christmas!
- WP

CD Release!!

Willy Pete has released it's first CD.  You can pick up your copy HERE.  If you'd like to help the band provide these CDs at no cost to our troops visit our STORE for more info how.

Care Packages for the troops!

Willy Pete is teaming up with Crucible Cares to provide care packages to our troops this holiday season.  If you would like to help us send much needed items please visit our store by CLICKING HERE to see how you can participate.  

Crucible Fund Raiser

On Thursday Nov. 10 Willy Pete performed for a fund raiser supporting their efforts through the Crucible Campaign to serve the troops.  Special guest Senior Master Sergeant Timothy Carentz was the keynote speaker.  SMSgt Carentz shared his experiences as a first responder at the Pentagon on 9/11, as the medic for President Bush, his work caring for wounded warriors and his impressions of Willy Pete and The Crucible Campaign.   

It was a fantastic night of vision casting for the future and Willy Pete is proud to be a part of The Crucible Campaign.  To find out more information about this great mission visit www.thecruciblecampaign.com.

- WP

NAWCTSD Town Hall Show

Willy Pete added the entertainment to NSA Orlandos Town Hall Meeting on Nov. 9.  The Navy Base holds these meetings quarterly and each on has a specific ttheme.  This one was "Country & Western" so the band pulled out lots of the greatest country songs of all time.  

After the event the band was treated to an official tour of the simulation systems NAWCTSD create. It was an amazing day!   

The staff at NAWCTSD treated us with such kindness and we're excited to have the chance to come back and play their Christmas Party in December.  

-WP

Italy a raving success!

We're back from our USO Italy Tour and once again we are amazed at what our troops do for us.   We met and played for Marines in Rome, Seamen in Naples and Soldiers in Vicenza, Italy. 

Here's a part of an email from one of our USO hosts.

"The USO Naples and USO Rome staff joins me in thanking wholeheartedly for choosing to share your talent and support with the sailors and marines in Naples and Rome. We were incredibly touched by your humbleness and humanity as you shook the hands and connected with the troops, and most importantly the captivating stage presence you both have as you share your musical talents with your audience. Your performance, with the all time favorite songs our troops grew up with, truly remind them of home and make America a little closer."

Italy, We will be back soon... we promise!
WP

Willy Pete in Italy

 We're working with Crucible and the USO to do a tour of Military Installations in Italy.... more to come on this!!

Willy Pete Serves our Troops

On May 20, 2011 Willy Pete will partner with the USO and Wounded Warrior Project to provide music and entertainment for the staff at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Landstuhl Germany.  

New Merchandise (May 10, 2011)

Willy Pete is proud to announce our first t-shirt is available.  "Loud Hot Awesome" is the perfect description of the band...and obviously the explosive.  And when you wear it you'll be making the not-so-subtle proclamation to the world that you also are in fact Loud, Hot & Awesome.  

Willy Pete in Germany...again (March 3, 2011)

The USO and Wounded Warrior project has invited WP back to Landstuhl, Germany on May 20th to provide the music for their Staff Appreciation BBQ.  This is an event where we get to say "thank you" to the men and women serving at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center (LRMC).

LRMC is the first stop for any wounded warrior in the war on terror. Often, these doctors and nurses have only a limited time to stabilize and care for the troops before they're sent on to Walter Reed in Virginia.  And the planes carrying our wounded are constant.  This event gives them a much needed moment of respite and offers us the opportunity to let them know how valuable their service is.