Henry Kapono and the Dukes on Sunday Band
Featuring Henry Kapono and the Dukes on Sunday Band
“Good Times Will Set You Free. Just You & Me, This Is The Place To Be…”
Celebrate three decades of musical magic with Henry Kapono as he and the “Boys in the Band” bring the legendary Duke's on Sunday Beach Party to the Coach House in Orange County, California. For 30 years, Henry's Duke's on Sunday concerts have been a cornerstone in Hawaii's music scene, captivating audiences from around the world with the Aloha Spirit and Good Times Together live "on the beach in Waikiki." Don't miss this legendary Beach Party on tour!
Join Henry, Lopaka Colon-percussions, Matt Krahula-bass, and Wendell Ching-Drums, to celebrate this milestone achievement, marking Duke's on Sunday as the longest-running show, by the same entertainer in Waikiki. Experience Henry's unparalleled versatility as he takes you on a journey through island classics, iconic covers, and original compositions, all infused with his signature style, positive energy, and infectious enthusiasm. Don't miss out on this unforgettable celebration of music and community. Let's make memories together as we toast to 30 years of “Duke's on Sunday!” We Are Friends!
The Boys in the Band: Lopaka Colon - Percussion, Matt Krahula - Bass, and Wendell Ching - Drums
ABOUT HENRY KAPONO:
Native Hawaiian Henry Kapono is a Grammy-nominated and multi-award-winning singer-songwriter known for his soulful voice and captivating performances. Rising to fame in the '70s as one half of the iconic duo Cecilio & Kapono, or ‘C&K,' Kapono continues to inspire audiences worldwide. Today, he is a leading figure in Hawai'i's music scene, heading Kapono Inc., a premier entertainment company. With a career spanning decades, he has expanded his roles as a producer, music director, and community leader.
John Hartman was born in Los Angeles, California to Theodore and Aurora Hartman. He was raised in Denver, Colorado, where he did well in school, and soon developed a love of music, a talent for singing, and was always counted on to perform in “show and tell”. In high school, he sang in the concert choir, and played in a folk singing group with some fellow classmates. In college, he sang in the university choir, and played on the baseball team.
John began singing in local nightclubs in the Denver area, and soon became a partner in his own club in Denver, The Cabaret, which was a great success. His show was broadcast live on radio on Friday nights from the Cabaret, and he was soon doing personal endorsement radio and television commercials in the local area. He eventually moved to San Diego, where he continued playing locally in nightclubs and hotels, doing appearances on radio and television.
Currently, John has been writing songs and performing to sold out venues in various clubs in Southern California, and he has been recording his music for national release.