|
July 09, 2009 Here's looking at uke, kid
Friday (July 10), 9pm, Eha's, Wailuku
Remember that one time when I wouldn't shut up about Kanekoa? Well, the universe has responded to my desperate pleas to revive the band and its uke-fueled jam stylings.
With a new drummer in tow and up to speed, tonight's gig kicks off a
string of shows across the isle, which means that this band's sizable
following can exhume itself and make like it's Dead tour. (But then
again, maybe not, since unlike Dead tour, hanging out in parking lots
would probably not be a good idea given the various anti-fun squads
that comb this island with a vengeance, squads the county sees fit to
fund with your money. Damn you, nepotism!). If you've never seen Vince Esquire
on ukulele, then you are pretty much required to attend. With groovy
originals and a list of brilliant cover choices, including "Peace Frogó
and "Franklin's Tower,ó the modest dance floor at Eha's will most certainly need some recovery time come this Saturday, roundabout 2am.
Tags: Kanekoa
| |
|
|
| |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Arts & EntertainmentKanekoaKanekoa: the best-known band you've never heard ofMar 19 2009In this section, we usually profile artists with gigs planned for the near future. This week we made an exception to rally support for something that might be, if we could only grab the attention of all ...
|
| | |
| |
|
| |
| |
|
|
|
|
| |
| Entertainment and lifestyle news for Maui, Hawaii and the surrounding Islands. Maui Time Weekly is Mauis only independent and locally owned newspaper.
Mail this link to a friend |
|
|
