As soon as The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain walk on stage you are in for a great night. Witty, quirky, and irreverent — praised by Bowie and Eno, promoted by the BBC, and raved about by the New York Times, you can expect “an evening of sheer entertainment” from this eccentric group of seasoned performers. Playful, virtuosic, and wickedly amusing, these genre-bending rebels have lasted longer than Led Zeppelin, played more gigs than the Rolling Stones, and rocked harder than Dwayne (The Rock) Johnson.

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