Live music in Honolulu County, HI

Hiromi brings The Trio Project to Blue Note Hawaii in Honolulu for a performance of high-energy jazz led by one of the piano’s foremost voices. For more than two decades as a recording artist, she has moved from one captivating project to another and built a reputation for electrifying live shows. Career highlights include an NPR Tiny Desk set with more than two million views, a performance at the Tokyo 2021 Summer Olympics representing Japan, the 2024 Award of the Japanese Academy for Best Music Score for the animated film Blue Giant, and a GRAMMY for work with Stanley Clarke. Tickets are $35 to $45. Seating is first come, first served. A $20 per person food or beverage minimum applies, and a full bar with a complete dinner menu is available. All purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges, so please select the correct performance when buying tickets.

Award-winning jazz fusion artist Brian Culbertson brings a two-night concert series to the Hawaii Theatre, with a different set of special guests each evening. One night features David Benoit and Paul Taylor. The other showcases Candy Dulfer and Keiko Matsui. Across both performances, the program blends smooth jazz, funk, and soulful grooves, with each night offering its own distinct collaboration.

Brian Culbertson appears at Hawaii Theatre in Honolulu. The event takes place in a theater setting that puts the spotlight on the headliner.

After a hiatus since 2019, 2face4 is back in practice and preparing for a show at Skullface, performing alongside friends Third Degree and Bob Kelso. The band also thanks 13th Legion for providing a space to rehearse.

Abyss brings a drum and bass showcase headlined by Dirtyphonics, the French duo affiliated with Monstercat and Dim Mak. Known for meticulous sound craft, high-voltage energy, and no-compromise live sets, they have spent more than twenty years shaping bass music and appearing on major festival stages from Coachella to Tomorrowland. Their catalog spans top labels alongside high-profile remixes for artists such as Skrillex, Excision, The Chainsmokers, Marilyn Manson, and Linkin Park. Blending bass power with a rock edge and a festival-scale punch, they helped drive the French bass movement worldwide with What The French. Their album Magnetic marked a return to roots with a strong drum and bass focus. Support comes from Superstar Nikki back to back with Srz Bznz, plus Sejika and THD.

Dan Layus of Augustana marks the twentieth anniversary of All the Stars and Boulevards with an intimate solo performance that presents the entire debut album in sequence. The set features the breakout single Boston along with favorites such as Sunday Best and the title track, shared in a personal, up close format. Tickets range from $30 to $40. Seating is unreserved and filled in order of arrival. Each guest has a $20 minimum for food or drinks. A full dinner menu and complete bar are available. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, so please confirm the intended date and time before purchasing.

Dan Layus of Augustana marks the 20th anniversary of All the Stars and Boulevards with an intimate solo performance of the entire album, played start to finish. Hear the hit Boston along with favorites such as Sunday Best and Stars and Boulevards presented in a personal setting. Tickets are $30 to $40. Seating is first come, first served, and there is a $20 minimum per person for food or beverages. A full bar and full dinner menu are available. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, so please verify the correct date and time when purchasing.

At Wayfinder Waikiki in Honolulu, Sierra Lucia brings a sound shaped by soul, R&B, and indie rock. Drawing inspiration from artists like Sabrina Claudio and Lauryn Hill, she uses music to explore vulnerability and honest communication. Her approach blends heartfelt vocals and expressive melodies, turning complex feelings into a warm, genre-crossing atmosphere. Lost + Found also offers a Pau Hana Happy Hour with 50 percent off craft cocktails and a $35 mix and match deal.

Honolulu Bachata Club presents an evening of bachata at Paradise Tango, beginning with a foundations class to develop core steps and confidence, followed by an intermediate fusion session that adds new figures with playful partnerwork and musical expression. After the classes, enjoy a social where everyone can dance, practice, and connect with the community. Pricing options include $20 for a class with the social included or $10 for the social only, with half off for college students and the first class free.

Geoff Tate, a multi-platinum and Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter, is celebrated as one of rock’s standout voices whose work has influenced many modern artists. His shows bring together socially aware themes, carefully crafted lyrics, and high-energy, melodically intricate music, earning international recognition for both him and his band. Over his career he has recorded 12 studio albums along with several live releases, and he followed his band work with a second solo album in 2013. With Queensrÿche he received four Grammy nominations and had songs featured in three feature films, contributing to worldwide sales of more than 25 million albums and performances in over 46 countries. Known for a pioneering sound and a history of sold-out concerts across the globe, Tate expanded his vision in 2014 with Operation Mindcrime, launching an ambitious three-part concept project that began recording in early 2015.

Bearaoke turns In Between Waikiki into a welcoming karaoke hangout, with plenty of chances to belt out favorite songs over drinks. There are no song fees for bear members and their guests. Ask the bartender about select shot specials.