When the Honolulu Pulse said, “Willie K can play or sing almost anything an American audience might ask for,” that wasn’t hype, it was the literal truth. The Hawaiian phenomenon Willie K is undoubtedly the only artist in the world who can go into an Irish pub in the middle of Maui and play anything from indigenous acoustic Hawaiian music to jazz, reggae, rock, country and even opera—and not only get away with it but leave everyone within earshot slack-jawed in astonishment. No less than Prince is a huge fan, calling Willie K a “funky mother#%@&er,” while another avowed fan is a fellow Hawaiian who goes by the name Barack Obama.

Mike Lewis & Friends present a 1920s revue looking back to an era that was swinging, roaring and full of starlets showing off their ankles. The show will represent a range of era specific genres and music styles, as well as a lineup of dancing Flappers.

Mike Lewis has spent substantial time performing in Polynesia and the tri-state New York area, Mike Lewis has recently moved back to Hawaii after touring and recording with Buddy Rich, Sarah Vaughn, Sammy Davis, Wynton Marsalis, Sonny and Cher, Billy Joel, Natalie Cole, Rosemary Clooney, The Temptations, Tony Bennett, Gladys Knight, and Bruno Mars.

Pop-jazz vocalist, recording artist, comedienne and jazz educator, Dana Land, is truly happy to be back in her homeland sharing her passion for music and playful presentations that are full of heart and soul! A fifth-generation kama'aina, Dana moved back a few years ago to Oahu from the San Francisco Bay Area where she performed for many years at numerous jazz festivals including the highly acclaimed Monterey Jazz Festival, a three-year performance home at one of the Bay Area's finest jazz venues, The Lodge at Sonoma and numerous high-end private events.

Ho'aikane means “to make friends.” For over three decades, Ho'aikane has been doing just so, and creating memorable musical hits along the way. They have been known to "bridge the generational gap" playing anything from contemporary Hawaiian to reggae to R&B.

After playing 30 years and making over a dozen radio hits, Ho'aikane continues to create new music, playing their lastest releases “Kona Red” and “Sweet Okole,” off of their new album entitled “Sweet Okole,” to fans worldwide. Ho'aikane's mission is to preserve, protect and perpetuate.

Band Members:

Hoku Tolentino - guitar
Big John Rivera - ukulele
CHOKO - keyboards
Reefah - bass
Jojo - drums