Will Wood

William Joseph Colligan, known professionaly as Will Wood, is an American musician and singer-songwriter. Wood has released five studio albums; Everything is a Lot in 2015, SELF-iSH in 2016, The Normal Album in 2020, Camp Here & There: Campfire Songs Edition in 2021, and "In case I make It," in 2022, as well as two live albums. He formerly made music with his backing band "the Tapeworms".

Wood has been described as "reclusive", and is known to avoid social media. Little is known about his personal life, and sources about Wood contain conflicting accounts of even basic information about his personal and professional life. He is also known for early in his career having fictionalized his life, and appearing in character in some press appearances or onstage, and engaging in experimental live performance art, with his acts featuring simulated mental breakdowns, conflict with audience plants, appearances from fictional characters, and intentionally botched performances.

Wood has consistently been open about his past struggles with drug addiction and mental illness, having entered recovery early in his career and later being diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Wood donates portions of his income to various mental health charities, including the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation, saying, "I’ve gotten a lot better. I want to try and do something to help others get there."

Right now he’s on an hiatus, which is a real from anything like him from music. Which is going to keep going for maybe some years because he’s tired.