Kaleo

Jökull Júlíusson (Kaleo's lead singer) uses the Gibson B.B. King Lucille in this "Bang Bang" cover from 2015 for SiriusXM The Spectrum. The guitar can be seen in the beginning of the video, also the classic Lucille brand appears at 3:01.

In a photo from Publicradio, Kaleo is shown using a Pete Turner Guitars Handmade Resonator.

Jökull Júlíus Son (JJ ) of Kaleo commissioned this Marrakech resonator from Pete Turner Guitars. The gold-plated cover plate and tailpiece are engraved with Icelandic runes, the Icelandic compass, and JJ's signature. It was presented to JJ at the Koko London gig on 23 November 2016

In the live performance of "No Good" at KROQ, Kaleo is seen playing an Epiphone Casino throughout the song.

Two members from Kaleo use this guitar, Jökull Juliússon and Rubin Pollock. The guitar has been seen in multiple live performances, and also in some recordings of the band's own songs.

At the 2012 Iceland Airwaves Music Festival, Jökull Júlíusson of Kaleo performed using a Gibson Hummingbird Pro, as seen in the "Kaleo - Red Rocks Premieres" video by the City and County of Denver on YouTube.

In the live performance of "No Good," Kaleo's lead guitarist, JJ, uses a Gibson Byrdland Electric Guitar.

First revealed during a live performance on Stephen Colbert's show playing 'I want more.' The guitar can also be seen in 2 live acoustic versions of Break my Baby. Most likely from the 1940's.

This acoustic guitar is named 'Era' as there is an amber inclusion from the Eocene period at the 12th fret, and the fingerboard is fashioned from ancient bog oak. Pete gave it to Rubin Pollock of Kaleo as a surprise gift at the Koko London gig on 23 November 2016