David Crosby, who rose to fame as an original member of the Byrds and Crosby, Stills & Nash, will appear in concert at the Blue Note Hawaii on July 2 and 3, at the Honokaa People’s Theater on Hawaii island on July 8, at Castle Theater on Maui on July 9 and at the Kauai Beach Hotel Jasmine Ballroom on July 10.
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David Crosby, who rose to fame as an original member of The Byrds and Crosby, Stills & Nash, will appear in concert at the Blue Note Hawaii on July 2 and 3, at the Honokaa People’s Theater on Hawaii island July 8, at Castle Theater on Maui July 9 and at the Kauai Beach Hotel Jasmine Ballroom July 10.
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The Brewseum has been open since 2014, but somehow this shrine to World War II-era memorabilia and sentiment passed under my radar until this year. That’s a crying shame, because this Kakaako hideaway is an all-American treasure.
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From their humble beginnings growing up in the rough and tumble housing projects in St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands to their current incarnation as hit makers on a mission, Theron and Timothy Thomas, best known as R. City, have successfully introduced their feel-good fusion of Caribbean soca, hip-hop, reggae and dancehall tunes to the world and, by all accounts, birthed the latest trend in pop music.
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In the nearly 12 years since Doolin Rakes came together, the Celtic rock band has become a mainstay in Honolulu.
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At Vintage 1901 there isn’t a happy hour per se, but the haven for wine, cocktails and small plates at the Moana Surfrider IS all about pau hana, with cocktails served beginning at 5:30 p.m. and extending into the early evening.
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What happens when a glamorous, if slightly strait-laced, burlesque show is invaded by out-there teasers from Portland, Ore., and Seattle? Honolulu is about to find out, as Pretty Peacock Productions presents “Big Tease Burlesque,” a stylized romp bringing together dancers from the Pacific and the Northwest.
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It’s the 11th year for the Hawaii Book & Music Festival, and organizers continue to broaden the offerings, reaching out to keiki and families, avid readers, Shakespeare enthusiasts, health seekers and spiritual seekers with this year’s program.
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Highlights of the week that was, as covered by Honolulu Pulse staff.
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Downbeat Lounge, sister space to Downbeat Diner on Hotel Street in Chinatown, offers a less crowded, more barlike option for happy hour in town.
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Anime and manga fans, cosplayers and videogamers joined forces to make Kawaii Kon 2016 a fun-filled event at the Hawai‘i Convention Center on Saturday.
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Los Lobos’ latest album, “Gates of Gold,” boasts bold guitar riffs, inventive arrangements, moving lyrics and soulful singing — all the precious elements that have caused fans to treasure the band’s music for more than three decades.
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June Millington, a groundbreaking Filipino-American guitarist and songwriter who made history as part of the rock band Fanny, is coming to Honolulu for a live showcase and fundraiserWednesday at Kaka‘ako Agora.
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I ventured into Waikiki last year to try out Bills’ happy hour, reveling in the tastes and the decor of this Waikiki outpost of Bills Sydney, and I’ve written about the delicious breakfast and dinner offerings as well. It’s no secret that I’m already a confirmed fan of this restaurant’s singular style.
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Da Kitchen in Kahului is a good bet for a first stop right off the plane.
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1. Alexis Sayuri Okihara was crowned queen of the 64th Cherry Blossom Festival at the Hawaii Ballroom in the Sheraton Hotel on Saturday.
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Over the past few years, Honolulu has become a city where you can find good beer. With brewpubs such as Honolulu Beerworks to shelf specialists such as Bar 35, it’s a Golden Age.
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Aston “Family Man” Barrett is a living connection to Bob Marley’s legacy, and the leader of the Wailers, a band that began with Marley and lives on after the legend’s death in 1981.
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Taimane Gardner hosted a new-age celebration Friday night, inviting Honolulu to come along.
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The way Wayne Gabaylo tells it, his life has been a series of exuberant performances and lucky breaks. He and his younger brother, also a performer, started out by learning to juggle with stones they picked up around their Makakilo home.
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Highlights of the week that was, as covered by Honolulu Pulse staff.
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