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Where can I listen to music in Waikiki?

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Where can I listen to music in Waikiki?

7 Places To Hear Live Music in Waikiki

  • Kani Ka Pila Grille.
  • Duke’s Waikiki.
  • Blue Note Hawaii.
  • Maui Brewing Co.
  • Hula Grill.
  • The Reef Bar & Market Grill.
  • Waikiki Beach Walk.

What hotel is the Blue Note in Waikiki?

the Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort
Located inside the Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort, Blue Note Hawaii features a year-round lineup of musical entertainment – from local talent to international sensations.

Where can I listen to Hawaiian music in Honolulu?

Best Places to Hear Hawaiian Music on Oahu

  • 01 of 13. Ala Moana Center.
  • 02 of 13. Duke’s Canoe Club.
  • 03 of 13. Waikiki Beach Walk.
  • 04 of 13. Hilton Hawaiian Village.
  • 05 of 13. House Without A Key at the Halekulani.
  • 06 of 13. Kona Brewing Company.
  • 07 of 13. Mai Tai Bar.
  • 08 of 13. Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort.

Is there a music scene in Hawaii?

It’s not impossible to find live music on the island of Hawai’i, it just might involve a long drive, and knowing where to look. There are many great music spots, but they’re all over the island.

Who owns Blue Note Hawaii?

Cha Thompson – CEO – Blue Note Hawaii | LinkedIn.

Does Blue Note Hawaii serve food?

Yes. We have a full food and beverage menu available at each show.

Does Waikiki Beach close at night?

It took a call to the police department to find out whether the beaches themselves close. I asked specifically about Waikiki because most hotels are near there. If you are on foot and can access the sand without going through a beach park, you can enjoy the beach at all hours on a Hawaii vacation.

Does Wayne Brady live in Hawaii?

When he’s in Hawai’i, Brady spends time at his ex-father-in-law’s house, where you can find him “sleeping on the floor.” He makes “way too many trips to Zippy’s” for Chili Frank and Apple Napples, his go-to meal.

Is there a jazz scene in Hawaii?

You can get weekly listings of jazz happenings at the Honolulu Jazz Scene. Jazz Minds Art & Cafe (1661 Kapiolani Blvd., tel: 945-0800) was started with a dream of being Honolulu’s dedicated jazz venue, but more often seems to feature comedy, salsa, reggae or hiphop these days.

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