Performers: You'll dig the shows Bay-Bee!

James Hill
Canadian James Hill is considered a "rare peer" of Hawaii's premier ukulelists. His music is a "tour de force" mix of jazz, classical, and folk influences
Victoria Vox
Sharing her songs and infectious smile from Los Angeles to London, Victoria Vox will charm you with her voice, guitar, and ukulele.
Mark Nelson
Mark Nelson is a master of dulcimer, Slack-Key Guitar and of course, ukulele. In his hands the instrument becomes a lyrical tool of enchanting dimension.
Craig Chee
A former student of Jake Shimabukuro, Craig Chee rips it up on the ukulele and he's great vocalist too.
Swingin' Marmalukeys
Brook Adams and his band capture the soul of the sixties and seventies and play it back in concentrated form on ukulele, dobro and bass.
Jay Seeley
The man behind the Ukulele Martini Hour, with a unique style of flashy 'Nukulele', sharp lyrics, and off-beat humor.
Allen McWayne
Freestyle ukulele, played without a net or accompaniment. By turns, lyrical and awesome.
Bob Wilson
Bob plays ukulele just like it's s'posed to be done. The quick banjo strums, the Tin Pan Alley chords, and a joie d' vivre that makes you smile.
Mitch Hider
Our indispensable MC. Mitch is a nationally-known, award-winning whistler, singer, ukulele player and vaudevillian.