The Rumble Pups formed in 1999 when Harley Beagle was feeling the frustration of being in the midst of band turmoil. Harley was a drummer and frustrated guitar player until he discovered the ukulele. The ukulele fits Harley’s personality, which he describes as being “…a geek at heart”. The Rumble Pups play lo-fi, unpolished anti-folk music. They have performed coast to coast (including the Ukulele Expo for three years), but currently reside in Las Vegas, NV. where they perform on a semi-regular basis.

The Rumble Pups are also featured in the ukulele documentary “Rock That Uke,” which has premiered throughout the world. They have been mentioned in numerous articles related to “Rock That Uke,” such as The New York Times, The Onion, and Adrenalin Magazine. “Rock That Uke” will be available on DVD soon.

The Rumble Pups have two out-of-print limited CD releases called “Barking up the Wrong Tree” (2002) and “Live on KFAI” (2003) and soon to be out-of-print solo limited CD called “Singing in the Bathtub” (2004). Harley Beagle has just completed his full length CD “A Dog’s Life” featuring all originals reflective of the past, present, and future.