Mr. Steve/Steve Songs

Steve Roslonek aka Mr. Steve/ SteveSongs, has been writing and performing his award-winning music for kids and families for nineteen years. Steve blends participatory songs, clever stories and great melodies to create what the Boston Globe called "not just a musical journey, but an entertaining, interactive and educational one." A bright star on the national kids' music scene, Steve has delighted audiences throughout the country at such prestigious venues as The Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles, Symphony Space in New York City, Fenway Park in Boston, Wolf Trap in Vienna, VA, and the Kennedy Center and the White House in Washington, D.C. Anyone who’s attended a SteveSongs concert appreciates Steve’s ability to connect with his audience – from the exuberant children flocking toward the stage, to the moms bouncing babies to the beat, to the parents and grandparents singing and grooving along. It’s no wonder he’s been called a modern day Pied Piper!

Mr. Steve will play three 30-minute shows each day; each show will have a theme.

Mr. Steve will perform two special school shows at the Hawaii Theatre on Thursday April 28, and Friday April 29, 2015. See http://www.hawaiitheatre.com/

Reviews

Steve Roslonek of SteveSongs takes young listeners on a journey. Not just a musical journey, but an entertaining, interactive and educational one… An amazing performer. – The Boston Globe

Steve Roslonek's songs have that magical ability to reach children on their own level and be fun for adults at the same time. It's kids' music that's cool. – The Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage, Washington, DC

Warmth, gentle humor and well-crafted, quirky wordplay run through Steve Roslonek’s creative songs and stories, and the mellow James Taylor-ish quality of much of the vocals and acoustic instrumentals is especially pleasant to hear. – The Los Angeles Times

It takes a different kind of rock star to convince more than 300 people—some in their 80s, some barely 3—to stand up, jump up and down on one foot, stick one finger in their ear and hold their knee with the other hand. Steve Roslonek is that kind of rock star. – Hartford Courant