Phil's love of vintage blues, swing, and jug band music shines through as he blows the dust off obscure old songs and gives new life to classics. With just his big voice, stomping foot, and driving rhythms on both ukuleles and banjos hell take you back to the juke joints of the 20s. His original songs blend in seamlessly, with many believing them to be old songs that had passed them by.

massively entertaining If you think blues cant be done on a banjo or ukulele, think again
Blues Matters

Genuinely good-time music from ukulele stalwart, who also plays a mean banjo
fRoots

'some of the best music Ive heard in a long time
Dan Phelps, blues artist

If you dont know him already, you should! Playing, singing and stage presence are all top shelf
Matthew Fox, American roots musician and songwriter

As seen at The Acoustic Festival of Britain, The Great British Rhythm & Blues Festival, Derby Folk Festival, Tenby Blues Festival, Aberjazz Festival, Upton Blues Festival, Crossover Bluegrass and Old Time festival, Bellingham All Acoustic Festival, Off The Tracks, Grand Northern Ukulele Festival, Bracklesham Ukulele Weekends, The Ukulele Festival of Great Britain, The Ukulele Festival of Scotland, Whitwell Festival, and Exile Festival.

Phil has travelled all over the UK and to Europe and the US performing and leading workshops at festivals, theatres, and clubs. He has performed on BBC radio and TV, and shared stages with some of the world's finest players. He is a regular contributor Uke Magazine, has composed pieces for the London College of Music ukulele grades, and is the author of several books including How Music Works On The Ukulele, How Songs Work On The Ukulele, and Blues Ukulele. The Phil Doleman signature model soprano uke is produced by Millar Ukuleles and World of Ukes.