Maui Arts & Cultural Center | KOLOHE KAI

Oct 10, 2025 - 6:00 pm
Tickets: $61.50, *$111.50 VIP + Meet & Greet Upgrade Options (includes all fees) ~ Prices increase day of show
Alexander & Baldwin Amphitheater

KOLOHE KAI - What Aloha Means

THIS IS A GENERAL ADMISSION CONCERT - NO SEATS WILL BE PROVIDED
GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS ADVANCE PURCHASE: $61.50, *$111.50 VIP (includes all fees). Prices increase day of show
Meet & Greet Package Offer Has Expired

Limit 6 tickets max per purchaser

No Beach Chairs, strollers or items with frames are allowed. Blankets OK. No outside food & beverages allowed inside the venue.
TICKETS SOLD ONLINE ONLY
PARKING: Premium parking in the MACC lot available in advance. CLICK HERE to purchase.
Tickets on sale for MACC members only on Wednesday, April 30 at 10 am and to the general public on Friday, May 2.
If you're not a MACC member and wish to join or renew an expired membership and purchase tickets in advance, CLICK HERE.
The MACC Box Office is not open for window sales. For general inquiries only, email the Box Office.

With Special Guests PROTOJE & KANAKA FYAH

About

GATES OPEN AT 5:00 PM

The MACC will be collecting donations for the Maui Food Bank during this event. We ask that our patrons bring needed items for those impacted by the wildfires. Donation bins will be located near the MACC's main entry gates.

Kolohe Kai has consistently been one of the most popular artists in Pacific Island Reggae music for over a decade. The project of singer/songwriter Roman De Peralta, born and raised on the island of Oahu, has produced 10 Island Reggae hits since signing a record deal at age 17. His sound infuses the localism of ukulele music with rhythms of roots reggae, and more recently, pop and R&B—pushing Kolohe Kai into an elevated tier of Island Reggae.

Early Kolohe Kai was deeply influenced by the island elders, as well as mainlanders like Rebelution, which can be heard on the debut album This Is The Life . But recently, Kolohe Kai has expanded the pop influence through collaborations with renowned Grammy Award-winning producer Brian Kierulf on singles like Catching Lightning and Heartstrings. There’s a maturity to Kolohe Kai after years of being viewed as the “Justin Bieber of Hawaii.” Still, the roots reggae influence will always be present in Kolohe Kai.

The popularity is undeniable as Kolohe Kai has been one of Hawaii’s #1 most-streamed reggae artists of the past decade with over 40 million streams in 2020 alone. Kolohe Kai’s album Paradise was named Reggae Album of the Year by Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards, which is the Grammys equivalent in Hawaii. His 2019 record Summer To Winter won Reggae Album of the Year at the Island Music Awards, largely due to the success of the single Round and Round. Still, it’s the early singles Ehu Girl and Cool Down that remain Kolohe Kai’s all-time most popular songs on Spotify at over 41 million combined streams.

Food and beverages will be available for purchase from 5:00 - 10:00 pm on the Events Lawn.

Click HERE to view the menu.

No outside food & beverages allowed.

No strollers, umbrellas, beach chairs, water bottles, coolers, bags, backpacks, large purses or anything with a hard frame will be permitted in the venue.

A BAMP Project presentation