Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Tonight's the Night!

Brittni has arrived!

Brittni had a day to tour the city and she loves it here. She will share some of her reflections tonight.
We have Kohli Calhoun to open for Brittni.
Ticket sales are now suspended online, but you can buy at the door for the same price of $10.
Doors open at 7 PM, music starts around 8 PM.
See you later.

Ken

Friday, August 6, 2010

Uke Hut is opened this weekend!

Friday and Saturday evenings with regular hours-6PM until 11PM.
We will be talking uke, setting up for Tuesday nights concert with Britni Paiva and there will be tunes from Ken Bari Murray, Makalina and others who enter the premises with their ukes! See you there!

Monday, August 2, 2010

Monday, August 2, 2010

Britni Paiva at the Uke Hut

We are very fortunate to have the opportunity to see the premier female ukulele star at the Uke Hut next Tuesday! Britni is an old friend of the New York Uke Fest and loves the city. She has just begun an East coast tour and we found a gap in her schedule, so we could fit an appearance at the Uke Hut. Here is an except from a press release...

At 21 years of age, Brittni Paiva (pie –VAH) is already the preeminent female ukulele player from Hawaii. She's an award-winning multi-instrumentalist whose sound and concept are influenced by jazz, rock, flamenco, and classical music as well as world music from Brazil, Japan, and elsewhere.
Brittni’s new CD, Four Strings: The Fire Within (Talmidim Productions), was co-produced by Charles Michael Brotman, Hawaii’s first Grammy Award recipient. Some of the highlights include guitarist Johannes Linstead’s feature on “Hour of the Lamps”; the timeless and universally popular “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” (lately identified with the late great Israel Kamakawiwo'ole, but the sound is unmistakably Brittni’s); and Carlos Santana’s classic “Europa”. The rest of the album consists of cover tunes and originals that display Brittni’s technique and passion.



Usually, Britni performs in large concert halls. In this case, ticket sales will be limited to 100, so it will be a very cozy and intimate show. Opening for Britni, will be Kohli Calhoun, who wowed the Uke Hut audience last month. Doors will open at 7PM. See you there.