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Lucky Uke
Lucky Uke is an acoustic quartet from Los Angeles known for their ukulele-driven sound and vocal harmonies. Their track 'Please, Please Stay' became their...
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Lucky Uke is an acoustic quartet from Los Angeles known for their ukulele-driven sound and vocal harmonies. Their track 'Please, Please Stay' became their most recognizable song, appearing in both a solo version and a collaboration with Colbie Caillat. The group's debut album was called 'Serendipity'.
The band's lineup includes Alexis Marceaux on lead vocals and ukulele, Ryan Meili on guitar and vocals, Ethan Grodzinski on ukulele and vocals, and Sam Weber on bass and vocals. Their music tends toward folk and pop territory, built around those interwoven vocal parts and the distinctive sound of multiple ukuleles.
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