The first Uke Night was a booking he didn’t plan on
A woman at a market asked whether he taught groups. She ran team-building for a large Calgary dental group, and before long she had booked ten events, twenty people a night. The program had to exist, and fast.
It was built the way it still runs: no theory, no drills, no reading music. Four chord shapes, a proven order, and songs everyone already knows. A room of complete beginners playing together by the end of the evening. It worked every time, so he opened it to the public.

