Live Music

Adrian brings an explosive blues / rock guitar style with a passionate voice! Expect some tight grooves, heavy blues and 80s rock from this powerhouse band.

Join us on Sundays from 5-8pm for Maui’s soul, funk, & rock dance band, Island Soul. Each Sunday features a different singer that the band enjoys performing with. Playing hits from the 80s till now the dance floor is open. The $5 cover supports live music.

Uncle Benny Uyetake's Kanikapila in Wailea on April 30th featuring Mitch Kepa and special guests; Wilson Kanaka‘ole and hula by Wailani Muvihill.

R.E. Metoyer Rock, Blues, and Soul Revue. Featuring R.E. Metoyer, Tim Hackbarth, George Tavoularis, Rodney Antoon, and Marty Fera. Be prepared to take a journey across the Rock, Blues, and Soul landscape with this tight, high-energy band!

Join us on Sundays from 5-8pm for Maui’s soul, funk, & rock dance band, Island Soul. Each Sunday features a different singer that the band enjoys performing with.

Join us on Sundays from 5-8pm for Maui’s soul, funk, & rock dance band, Island Soul. Each Sunday features a different singer that the band enjoys performing with.

Ken Geiser and Lenny Castellanos, aka Thunder and Lightening, both members of Mick Fleetwoodʻs Island Rumours band.

Join us on Sundays from 5-8pm for Maui’s soul, funk, & rock dance band, Island Soul. Each Sunday features a different singer that the band enjoys performing with.

AG Presents is excited to bring you Dessert Hello! Desert Hollow backed by Maui’s favorite funk group Three to 5 for a full evening of music. Dance floor and Lights by Joey from Jamminʻ on Maui

Join us on Sundays from 5-8pm for Maui’s soul, funk, & rock dance band, Island Soul. Each Sunday features a different singer that the band enjoys performing with.

The Aloha Music Series Presents Uncle Benny Uyetake's Kanikapila featuring musicians Jarret Roback and George Tavoularis with Hula by Wailani

We are honored to welcome one of Hawaiiʻs most explosive talents, Tavana, a one-man musical wrecking crew from Honolulu, who uses his feet to lay down a variety of grooves while simultaneously playing guitar, banjo, lap steel, or ukulele and singing deep-soulful, island-inspired rock and blues, bridging the gap between Hawaiian Music and Delta Blues.