See the "What to Expect" section for client recommendations
See Hoola play
Watch Hoola perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
PricingQuote on enquiry
For your exact date, venue and running time, we send an itemised quote.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Songs Hoola can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Akaka Falls Moonlight SwimAloha OeAloha Oe Blues On a Coconut IslandBeyond the Reef On the Beach at WaikikiBlue Hawaii Pearly ShellsChloe Yellow RosesRed Sails in the Sunset Down Among the Sheltering PalmsHawaii Blues SleepwalkHawaiian War Chant Sleepy LagoonHawaiian Wedding Song Song of the IslandsHow D'Ya Do? Sophisticated HulaHula Blues South Sea LullabyIsa Lei Stack-o-Lea BluesJa Da Sweet LeilaniKeep Your Eyes on the Hands The Hukilau SongKu-uipo Tiny BubblesTo You Sweetheart AlohaLa Rosita Twilight BluesLittle Grass Shack Ukulele LadyLovely Hula Hands Wang Wang BluesWear a Lei HoleiMapuana White Ginger BlossomsMaui Chimes Yellow BirdThe Breeze and IPoincianaSwayMoonglowVarious Jazz tunes from the 20s, 30s & 40s
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Good to know
What to expect
Every sound you hear at a Hoola booking comes from a musician playing it. No backing tracks are used at any point, which for Hawaiian music matters, because the swing and the pace can shift with the room instead of running to a click. It's a live band from Sydney doing what live bands do.
On the day
Hoola need reasonable access to wherever they're playing, and the surface has to be level. Let them know where the power is when you're arranging things. If the performance is outdoors, they need protection from sun, rain and wind, not just rain.
Performance options
Line-ups run from a duo up to a quintet, and the instruments build as the group grows. The duo is ukulele or rhythm guitar with steel guitar and vocals. A trio adds guitar or bass, a quartet has both, and the quintet brings percussion in on top. Sets are 45 minutes each, either two of them or three. Everything is played live, with no backing tracks anywhere in it.