The Corner Laughers: Khoi Huynh, Karla Kane and Angela Siletto
More Info On The Corner Laughers can be found here:
http://cornerlaughers.com
http://www.myspace.com/cornerlaughers

On today's segment we heard selections from "Tomb Of Leopards" and "Ultraviolet Garden"
1. "The Red Queen" - The Corner Laughers - Tomb Of Leopards - Sandbox Records
2. "Inner Archaeologist" - The Corner Laughers - Ultraviolet Garden
3. "For The Sake Of The Cat" - The Corner Laughers - Ultraviolet Garden

 

 

Rolanda Reese and members of the Ke Po'okela Cultural Foundation
Organizers of the Na Ali'i: Hawaiian Monarchy Show (Info Below)

Friday, August 28th  7:30pm

Part of the NA ALI'I:  HAWAIIAN MONARCHY celebration -

A big Kanikapila this Friday at the Universal Hilton Hotel begins from 7:30pm until 11:00pm.
LOKAHI, a local group of musicians led Charles Aleka, backed by Vern Greenwood and Troy Kanoho will perform Hawaiian music for the evening......with Na Hoku Award winning Hawaiian guest entertainers: Horace Dudoit III, Glen Smith and Chris Kamaka performing several classic songs. Come celebrate with the Kilohana Dance Company, their friends and families. Join in the merriment.....

Bring your instruments .... jam...and dance the night away as the Aloha Spirit comes to Universal City.

Saturday, August 29th, 2009 8:30PM

Ke Po'okela Cultural Foundation presents NA ALI'I:  HAWAIIAN MONARCHY at the John Anson Ford Amphitheatre Saturday August, 29, 2009 at 8:30 pm. It is a compelling saga of monarchs from King Kamehameha to Queen Lili'uokalani, expressed through the eloquent language of hula by Kilohana Dance Company and set to live music by renowned Hawaiian Island musicians featuring Horace Dudoit, Glen Smith and Chris Kamaka. Also Kanikapila Friday August 28th at Universal Hilton see above or visit their website for details: http://www.kpcf.net/

Ford Amphitheatre - Hollywood CA.

Saturday, August 29th, 2009 8:00 pm - 10:30 pm

Ukulele Masters: Bill Tapia in Concert with Pat Enos

A Benefit for the California Surf Museum and the Rell Sunn Educational Fund

Le Polynesia Halau to Perform

Doors Open at 6:30 pm with Show Staring at 8 pm

BILL "TAPPY" TAPIA 101 years young... and still performing!

Bill Tapia represents the last living link to the earliest days of Hawaiian music as we know it today. Tapia is the only musician on the planet who can say these words: "Here's a song I performed in World War I" when he's introducing the unique version of "Stars and Stripes Forever" he came up with in 1918 at the age of 10.

VIP Seating $35     General Seating $25

Tickets on Sale at: www.surfmuseum.org and at the California Surf Museum, 312 Pier View Way, Oceanside, CA 92054  (760) 721-6876

Opportunity Drawing and Auction

Location: Grace Theater, Oceanside
Street: 102 N. Freeman St.
City State Zip: Oceanside/CA/92054

Phone: (760) 721-6876