We regret the necessity, but a $1.00 energy surcharge will be added to all tickets sold at the Shannon Center.

Tickets for the original dates will be honored on this date. If you are unable to attend the new dates, please return your tickets to the box office for a refund. Mail to:

Shannon Center Box Office

Attn: Ron

13406 Philadelphia St

Whittier CA 90608-9984

(March 2, 2010)
John is still balancing his meds (he gets a little light-headed at times), and was in the hospital for a relatively minor procedure just last week. The group has been doing inter-island gigs for the past month without problems. The next real challenge will be in 2 weeks when they fly to Japan.
 

For 30 years, the Makaha Sons have committed themselves to perpetuating traditional Hawaiian music throughout Hawai‘i and the World. In 1976 the Makaha Sons of Ni‘ihau began its professional career with five members as an opening act in a small nightclub known as “Uptown Yokos.” Throughout the years the group has reorganized several times; from members seeking other professional careers, to the untimely passing of two key members of the original group. The Sons have since evolved into a trio, consisting of members Louis “Moon” Kauakahi on 6-string guitar, John Koko on upright acoustic bass and Jerome Koko on 12-string guitar.

Today, the Makaha Sons, considered to be one of Hawai‘i’s premiere Hawaiian musical groups, continue to perpetuate that vibrant sound, full and rich with harmonies that only they can create. Their incomparable vocal arrangements and delightful stage presence filled with comical antics have won the hearts of thousands of fans worldwide.

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