Lanikai Artist Spotlights & Performances

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ARTIST SPOTLIGHT

Artist Spotlight - Elisha Hoffman

Watch as Lanikai artist Elisha Hoffman talks about how he started playing Lanikai. In this video, Elisha takes the ukulele and incorporates it into a track he is producing with an ethereal vibe. He uses the instrument to create interesting textures and sounds, showing its versatility.

Artist Spotlight - Gabby Keen

Lanikai Artist Gabby Keen discusses her band, the Runaway Hamsters, and how she fell in love with the ukulele.

Artist Spotlight - Rebecca Lynn Howard

Crossover country-pop singer, multi-instrumentalist, and two time Grammy Award Winner, Rebecca Lynn Howard grew up in Salyersville, Kentucky. She moved to Nashville while just in her teens, where she began a career as a songwriter and singer. Her compositions have been recorded by artists including Martina McBride, Trisha Yearwood, Point of Grace, Charles Esten and Runaway June, to name a few.

Artist Spotlight - Lola Violet

Lanikai artist Lola Violet talks about how Lanikai ukuleles have influenced her journey as a songwriter and a performer.

Artist Spotlight - Bob Tigert

Lanikai artist Bob Tigert shares his tips on how to write songs on ukulele!

Artist Spotlight - Ping Rose

Lanikai artist Ping Rose talks about why he plays the Acacia Solid Top Guitelele.

Artist Spotlight - Brandon Bagby

Lanikai artist Brandon Bagby talks about his ukulele experience and his favorite features of Lanikai Ukuleles.

Artist Spotlight - Hector Tellez Jr.

Lanikai artist Hector Tellez Jr. talks about his Lanikai Acacia Solid Top Guitelele and performs his song “Horse Skull.”

ARTIST PERFORMANCES

Gabby Keen - Performance Spotlight

Lanikai artist Gabby Keen’s Performance of “Merle Did, Johnny Didn’t”.

Lola Violet - Performance Spotlight

One of our newest Lanikai artists, Lola Violet, visited us at our HQ to do a performance of her song “Love Is Gone”.

Lola is using a Lanikai Quilted Maple Blue Concert Ukulele.

Bob Tigert - Performance Spotlight 2

Bob Tigert performing “How Cool is That” on a Red Quilted Maple Tenor Ukulele.

Recorded with sE Electronics Microphones and Presonus Audio Electronics.

Rebecca Lynn Howard - Performance Spotlight

Rebecca Lynn Howard performing her hit song, “Forgive”, with Elisha Hoffman on Lanikai Ukuleles.

Bob Tigert - Performance Spotlight

Bob Tigert performing “Making Sure That Mountain Don’t Move” on a Flame Maple 5 String Tenor ukulele.