On the Stoop are :
Serge Stanley on Vocals, Accordion and Piano,
Dirk Kruithof on Guitar,
Eddie Bronson on Accordion, Sax and Piano
Sam Golding on Sousaphone, Trombone and Trumpet,
David Stephenson on Trumpet and Trombone
Tim Bradley on Drums.
Influences
Influences
Kurt Weil, Tom Waits, Andrew Bird's Bowl of Fire, Louis Armstrong, Tim Burton, The Triplettes of Belleville, Edward Gorey, Icabod Crane, Edgar Allen Poe
“Melbourne based, The Woohoo Revue are rapidly making a name for themselves around Australia for their huge gypsy sound and flashy act. They are joined by Juke Baritone and the Swamp Dogs for their first show back since raising hell in the UK and Europe.”
Hi there, just a last-minute note to let you know that the Munkle is playing at the underground wonderland that is Qirkz, this Thursday, 3rd September. We're supporting the inimitable Flap! from Melbourne. For those that don't know, Qirkz is an amazing new warehouse space, it's decked out with weird and wonderful trinkets, it's BYO and it's family-friendly... visit qirkz.com for more info. Hope you can make it!
Monsieur Camembert & The Woohoo Revue at the Red Rattler
In
what promises to be the finest combination since cheese and vegemite,
Monsieur Camembert are teaming up with The Woohoo Revue to put on a
spectacular gypsy dance show at the Red Rattler Theatre in Marrickville
on Thursday 30th July. Doors at 8:00pm, Tickets $30.
Hope you can come along.
Woohoo
Sorry I never got to catch up again.... got a bit busy with moving and study and going crazy. But now I'm in Melbourne... so if you come down, let me know and we'll do a gig. Open Studio in Northcote would love you guys. Really hot venue (best place in town) and right up your alley.
thank you so much for coming and sharing in the mayhem boys. you set the precident for what was to come and scared some real music into the locals... bravo! one more! encore, encore!!
we're so excited about having you guys play at our show.... for anyone who reads this and comes to the village, if you see any member of on the stoop in the crowd they will upon request sing you the first verse of 'when will i be famous' by bros. thanks, seeya at the village!!!
