Gail Swanson and Lisa Loeb

Known for her trademark cat-eye glasses, folksy sounds and soft melodic voice, Lisa Loeb made the rounds last week serenading Maui audiences young and old. In the days leading up to her concert, Loeb played for younger crowds at local schools, a befitting choice given the subject matter of her latest “Camp Lisa” album. She switched gears, sort of, from elementary school cafeterias to center stage at the MACC’s Castle Theater this past Saturday. It was like summer camp for adults as Loeb carried that youthful momentum to the concert, opening with the infectiously upbeat tune “Best Friend,” with its reassuring lyrics about making a new pal. Continuing the campfire flavor, she got the audience in on the fun with her singalong “Peanut Butter and Jelly” number. Squeezed in between the new tunes were familiar favorites like her 1994 single “Stay (I?Missed You),”?which catapulted her to the top of the charts, and the 1997 hit “I Do.