Maybe it's because Mandy Nolan and husband John Stevens have just eloped in Hawaii (setting a world wide trend followed by a Kardashion) ... how surprised and thankful were we to find our faces back on the cover of Seven, the entertainment section of the local paper –The Echo. Lets hope it brings in some nice Hawaiian outfits next Thursday 25 Feb. Thanks for the support Mandy and The Echo.

What a treat it was to be invited to play for the Blue Mountains Ukulele Festival 2016. We really had a blast. Our Friday night dinner show was as much fun as we have ever had. The audience was fantastic and having Michael Galeazzi on double bass and Bruce Reid on lap steel and banjo was heaven. Miss Amber became known as the woman in the green dress. Everyone was so supportive and appreciative and downright friendly. Thanks to Steve, The Blue Mugs, crew and all the organisers of such a wonderful festival.

We have a new 5 track EP ready for DOWNLOAD NOW 

This collection of tunes came about because of one song that arrived one evening about 8 years ago when our daughter Rose was 4, drawing a picture of the sun. I asked "Come on Rosie let's write a song..." She immediately responded with the first two lines: "There's a swirl in the sun.. and a swirl in the sky" I was inspired so I went for a drive around our home town of Mullumbimby in Northern NSW. Twenty minutes later I had the lyrics and melody for the song written. It was a lullaby. This is me recording the song so I wouldn't forget it as I sang it to Rosie when she went to bed.



We have released the EP online just in time for our trip to the Blue Mountains Ukulele Festival this Friday.

Bed tracks for 3 of the songs were recorded at Albert.s in Mosman Sydney (which is sadly no longer) with Karma County front man Brendan Gallagher behind the desk. Drums deftly played by Mr Hamish Stuart and double bass by old Karma County brother, Michael Galeazzi. Also featured on the EP is beloved Rod Coe on double bass, John Hoffman on flugelhorn, Sharny Russell on Keys, Parissa Bouas on backing vocals and engineer / co-producer Paul Agar from Heaven Studios on lap steel and spoons. We are thrilled with the final mixes.. hope you enjoy.

We are very proud to be on the front cover of '7' the entertainment section of the ECHO, our local newspaper (Byron Bay and Mullumbimby). It is quite exciting that we have made it to 4 years old! Yay us.... 'we' means everyone who comes to the uke night. Much sincere thanks to you all.