The Waikiki‑born trio returns to da Playground in Wailuku next Thursday to preview Oxygen, their Ken Caillat‑produced LP, with guest musicians.

Capitol Modern's free First Friday event on December 5 offers art, culture, and community with tributes, performances, and a pop-up market from 5:00–9:00 PM.

Josh Groban is set to perform in Honolulu on February 7, 2026, with Hawaii residents getting early access to tickets for his first-ever concert in the state.

The Honolulu City Lights event in downtown Honolulu will feature a tree lighting ceremony, a parade, a winter wonderland at Thomas Square Park, and a Holiday Market.

Kauai's Winter Fun Program for kids starts today, offering structured activities from Dec 22 to Jan 5. Registration is first-come, first-served for a $50 fee, excluding meals.

The Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & Marketplace is hosting the Mele Kalikimaka Market with 400 vendors, holiday discounts for HOLO cardholders, entertainment, and a toy drive, from Nov 29 to Dec 24.

Foghat is coming to Maui — Castle Theater show Feb. 5, 2026. MACC member presale Oct. 30; public onsale Nov. 4.

Teddy Swims canceled his Hawaii concerts at the Waikiki Shell after losing his voice, apologizing to fans and ensuring Ticketmaster refunds, with a deadline for box office refunds set.

The Hawaii Comedy Festival returns for its 11th year at the Honolulu Museum of Art with local talent, musical comedies, improv, and sketches, featuring family-friendly and adult-oriented performances.

Honolulu is preparing for a tribute concert to honor reggae artist George "Fiji" Veikoso, expected to attract 30,000 fans and stream live on YouTube. Security and organization are priorities for the event.

The Navy Blue Angels returned to Hawaiian skies after a three-year absence, thrilling thousands at the Kaneohe Bay Air Show with precision aerobatic performances.

Pearl City's Chuck E. Cheese closes permanently after 30 years due to lease issues, ending an era for local families.

The "Lilo & Stitch" franchise's latest film achieves global success, with star Maia Kealoha becoming a household name. Cast members celebrate at Comic-Con and hope for a sequel.