Walt has been described as an entertainer. He brings the energy and humor associated with years in the punk rock scene to his acoustic performances. Walt's songs range from heart-felt ballads to rock 'n roll and everything in between. He will always engage with the crowd, especially during his set. In 2014, Walt's popularity increased significantly thanks to exposure at Appleton's Mile of Music festival, as well as big shows with Joey Cape (Lagwagon), Chris Cresswell (The Flatliners), Kristopher Roe (The Ataris), Richie Ramone (The Ramones), & Cory Chisel...just to name a few. He was also featured in a YouTube video created by Lawrence University about Appleton, WI.

Walt takes donations at shows for local animal rescues. Donate at the next show and portions will go to Orphan Animal Rescue & Sanctuary as well as Valley Cats Cat & Kitten Rescue. Every cent helps save lives!

"Do Crimes" is a heartfelt love song that captures the essence of a profound connection born from a chance encounter. Inspired by the songwriter's own experience, the song recounts the magic of a first date and the overwhelming feeling of knowing that someone is truly special.

Set against the backdrop of the early days of a pandemic, "Do Crimes" serves as a beacon of hope and joy in uncertain times. Amidst the challenges and uncertainty, the songwriter found solace and inspiration in the budding romance, breathing new life into their creativity and passion for music.

With its candid lyrics and tender melody, "Do Crimes" invites listeners into the intimate world of the songwriter's relationship, offering a glimpse of the deep affection and admiration they hold for their partner. From the excitement of that first meeting to the realization of the profound impact their partner has had on their life, the song celebrates the power of love to transcend adversity and bring light into even the darkest of times.

As the music unfolds, listeners are swept away by the sincerity and authenticity of the songwriter's emotions, finding echoes of their own experiences in the universal language of love. "Do Crimes" is not just a song; it's a testament to the transformative power of love and the enduring hope it brings, even in the face of uncertainty and adversity.