Seeing if I can sing more than one note at a time.

Finally had some time to work on creative stuff today. Tried to do 10 project simultaneously. Gave up and instead spent a couple of hours seeing if I could learn to sing two notes at once. This is what happens when I don't make a list.

Are you a real Worms fan? Why not buy the house where the Last Saskatchewan Pirate was written?! (Many other songs written there too!) A great addition to any Arrogant Worms collection. www.remax.ca/on/kingston-...

Canada Day is going well. I had ice cream for lunch and a beer for dessert.

Happy Canada Day everyone! To celebrate, we've made our Completely Canadian Compilation of 28 songs a free download on our Bandcamp page. Spread the word! arrogantworms1.bandcamp.com/album/comple...

Join me on Canada Day! I'm doing a ZOOM show of all CANCON all the time. 3pm Eastern. Make your requests below. It doesn't have to be a Worms song (but, don't worry, I'll be doing lots of those). www.tickettailor.com/events/trevo...

Getting ready for my Canada Day show and trying to figure out what to sing. What's the most Canadian song our there?

Once again, we don't have a Canada Day gig--we probably just don't have enough songs about Canada. However, if you would like a Worm fix on July 1st, Trevor is doing a 100% Cancon show on Zoom. And it's in the afternoon so you can still Canada Day hard afterwards. buytickets.at/trevorstrong...

I'm doing a Canada Day Zoom show. There will be lots of Worm songs of course, but I'm open to other Can-con suggestions. So suggest away!

We have some shows.

We had a wonderful time at the Red Wagon Winery. The show was a comedy-forward blend of light fruity parody with notes of nutty satire, with a perplexing aromatic aftertaste.

Here's Mike doing his vocal warm ups for our show at the Red Wagon Winery tonight.

A big thanks to everyone who came out to the Kingston show last night. We had a lovely time back in the city that spawned us 35 years ago!

Tonight's the night! Trevor finishes his epic quest of singing every song from every Arrogant Worm's album by performing Canadian Famous. If you think a good Friday Night is seeing some guy sing about hockey moms and Hawaiian pizza, then you're in for a treat. app.tickettailor.com/event/ev_816...

It is amazing how often my recording process comes to a complete halt because I can't find a pick.

I'm getting ready to go over the song from Canadian Famous for my Friday show. I'm pretty confident with most of them... except for the Boxing Day song, which I have no idea how I'll do, and Staring which is pretty straightforward until it isn't. And then it's not straightforward at all.

We've covered a lot of Canadian icons over the years: beavers, mounties, hockey, etc. Are there any we've missed?

What wine pairs best with Worms? Find out at our show in SHAWVILLE at the Little Red Wagon Winery! June 13. We'll be singing new songs from Canadian Famous as well as our hits about cows, pirates, and Canada. www.littleredwagonwinery.com/events-ticke...

GERRY GERBIL! This month's fan-funded song is about a sweet little furry guy. www.patreon.com/posts/gerry-...

I am singing all of Canadian Famous next week on Zoom. Over a year ago I decided I would sing every Arrogant Worms album and this is the last one! buytickets.at/trevorstrong...

Ottawa, we are coming! We're playing at Red Bird on Friday July 24th. Yes, the Red Bird gets the Worm. www.showpass.com/the-arrogant...

Free show in Kingston! Come see us June 12th for a free concert. Queen's Faculty of Education has kindly brought us in as part of the Macarthur Lecture. Click the link to reserve your ticket. www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-arroga...

I'm having trouble with a something I'm recording. I'm doing it as a sappy ballad, but it just isn't working. I might have to do the only logical thing and turn it into 90s ska song.

Tonight I sing The First Farewell Album. buytickets.at/trevorstrong...

Trevor is up to the First Farewell Album! His quest to sing every song from every album is almost over, come see him this Thursday perform the First Farewell Album on Zoom. This album covers everything from blimps, to goth Easter Bunnies! www.tickettailor.com/events/trevo...

This weekend, the children will be thinking of happy hopping bunnies, but there is another bunny, a gloomy, red-eyed rabbit who trudges miserably down the trail. arrogantworms1.bandcamp.com/track/peter-...

I'm up to the PENULTIMATE release in my quest to play every Worm album. Yes, The First Farewell Album is up next on April 23rd. buytickets.at/trevorstrong...

I'm back from tour, and ready to return to my quest of playing every Arrogant Worms album from beginning to end. This Thursday it's SPACE. There's actually a few songs on this album that we never performed live, so there will be some world debuts! buytickets.at/trevorstrong...

Today: Wake up 5:30am Car Ferry Car Plane Terminal link train Bus Taxi Home 3:30am

We had a great show on Saltspring Island to finish our Big B.C. Tour of 2026 and offered liquidation prices at the merch table so that we could pack what's left in our luggage. We are somewhat surprised to have made it through mostly in one piece and thank everyone for coming out!

At the Sidney show, the topic of traffic circles returned with the people of Sidney claiming they had a triple traffic circle. Another point of discussion was gerbils-we're not sure why. Eventually the two merged into the refrain "the gerbil/traffic circle" which will probably be on a future album.

Parksville was packed! And we were making faces. A bit thanks to Babis Roussinos Photography for the photos.

Having fun waiting for the ferry!

My next comedy writing course starts April 7th. It's on Zoom so you can take it from anywhere and never have to worry about parking. www.trevorstrong.org/hacademy

Here we are last night before the Surrey show looking natural and relaxed.

We always enjoy coming back to the Evergreen Cultural Centre in Coquitlam and enjoyed performing for the wonderful audience there. One of our younger fans held up a poster during the show, which we have been given permission to share with you.

What do you do when you show up to the hotel before check in? You go to the mall!

Last night we played Mission B.C. The crowd was great, although they did seem to struggle with the concept at the heart of The Mounted Animal Nature Trail. We have moved on, but can still hear them making animal noises in the distance.

This is Vaseux. She enjoyed our show in Vernon so much that she bought a hat. She wears it well.

We had a big crowd in Vernon last night and spent a disproportionate amount of time talking about the double traffic circle in town, which you really need to come and see for yourself.

Oh, we're halfway there Oh-oh, driving everywhere Yes, we are over the hump and it's downhill from here. Literally downhill as we drive down the Coquihalla highway today on our way to Mission.

OVER THE HUMP DAY! We're halfway through the tour and still mostly alive. Last night we did a house concert in Kamloops, only our second house concert ever. It was a massive success and it was great to go unplugged again. Now off to Vernon!

The audience in Prince George was so good that we rewarded them by playing I Pulled My Groin for the first time on the tour. On our way to Kamloops and thought we'd share an action shot of our exciting day.

Here we are setting up the Merch Table in Quesnel last night. Look at all the fine wares for sale! On to Prince George today for another sold out show.

Our show in Terrace was a complete success and the audience did the most rhythmic clapping of any audience ever! No show today, so we get to kick back and relax (after a seven hour drive).

After a drive through snow covered roads we made it to Prince Rupert. The Rupertonians were a great crowd and Chris got so excited he marched up through the theatre stairs for Canada's Really Big. The stairs were an awkward length which made his march awkward to. Back through the mountains today.

It wouldn't be a tour of BC without a drive through a snow-covered mountain road.

Our trip to Kitimat wasn't smooth but we made it... mostly. Chris' luggage lingered in Vancouver, but we borrowed a bass and the show went on without anyone knowing the difference. Except Chris was just wearing his socks (oh, he also had his clothes on, he just didn't have his show shoes).

I am at the most stressful part of any tour. I've finished packing and am about to leave and I'm trying to figure out what I have forgotten.

BRITISH COLUMBIA WILL SOON HAVE WORMS! And shows are selling out all over the place!