Join SIMRIT for this very special, once in a lifetime, intimate “Reach the Beach Sacred Sunday Concert” at the Napili Kai Beach Resort’s Aloha Pavilion.
Category: Music
Live Music! Features, interviews, and more with singer songwriters, bands, DJs and musical artists.
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Hula & Slack Key Show
Enjoy an evening coffee while listening to the mele of Kumu Hula Sharon Balidoy with her Halau Hula Alapaʻi I Malu Ulu ʻO Lele. There will be an opening performance by the Maui Jam Band.
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Maui is About to Get Weird
Yankovic and his band bring their musical hilarity to the Maui Arts and Cultural Center March 26, capping off their 2023 world tour with Weird Al’s first-ever performances in Hawaiʻi.
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Bringing the Beats
Pono Akiona isn’t your typical champion. The Wailuku native’s mild-mannered humility belies the world-class skill he possesses in his discipline of choice. Then again, the arena in which he competes isn’t typical, either.
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Return of the Dread-I
Marty’s dreads are about as long as his musical career, and that means that they reach past his waist when he lets them loose. But he keeps his namesake locks tucked neatly into a colorful tam most days, because they’ve grown so darn heavy
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Cruzing Attitude
Rising above personal struggles, John Cruz keeps it island style
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Reflections on the Year the Music Paused
For some, the lockdown was a respite, where we honed our gardening skills or finally baked the perfect loaf of sourdough. But for others whose livelihoods depend on tourism, it was more of an Orwellian nightmare.
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Hana Singer Wins First-Ever Female Falsetto Contest
In a departure from Hawaiian tradition, which dictates that falsetto singing contests are a man’s domain, Hana resident Lahela Lee Park was named the winner of the inaugural Carmen Hulu Lindsey Leo Ha‘iha‘i Falsetto Contest.