The Wahooligans hanging out with Lightnin' Hopkins before playing Camp Street Cafe & Store, Crockett Texas, July 21, 2012

The Wahooligans with Huddie Ledbetter "Lead Belly" after playing Shreveport House Concerts, August 18, 2012

The Wahooligans meet ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro at Old Settlers Music Festival, 2011.

Hambone coming out of the Guy Clark Green Room before the show, Poor David's Pub in Dallas, December 20, 2012

The Wahooligans are irreverent, exemplary, and entertaining. I absolutely defy anyone not to have a great time when the Wahooligans take the stage. If you have an opportunity to see the Wahooligans perform, run -- do not walk -- run to that ticket office and fork over the cash. As head of Dallas Ukulele Headquarters, I am very grateful for the example of showmanship and professionalism The Wahooligans provide to ukulele players everywhere.
~ Mark Levine, Director of Dallas Ukulele Headquarters

The Wahooligans take the stage and entire audiences get lifted up on a laughter high. This seasoned cast of three has cooked up a smile-until-your-face-hurts brand of campy humor that’s downright addictive. Good thing they released the sublimely delightful “Happy Hour” so we can get our Wahooligans fix when we need it.

~ Adler & Hearne, Founders of Crossroads Music Company, Winnsboro, Texas

JB, Hambone, and Dirje Faye don't just play some nice songs but truly "put on a show" that evokes the spirit of greats from the golden age of the ukulele like The Hosier Hotshots, but without resorting to imitation. They may use some props and shtick to move the show along but at the heart of it all is amazingly good songwriting and excellent musicianship. A Wahooligans show is hilarious, sweet, authentic, thought provoking, fresh, and eminently entertaining. We at Spanky Ukes couldn't be more pleased and excited about our association with the Wahooligans and recommend them without reservation.

~ Phil Morris, founder and builder of Spanky Ukes

The Wahooligan's are a pure delight!  Besides being consumate musicians,. they are wonderful songcrafters and performers. Their act is like an
old-time Medicine Show and a Vaudeville Act all rolled into one. Playing the same bill with this group is always a highlight for us.

Donna Stjerna and Kelly Mulholland

Still on the Hill