Live Music entertainment in Hawaii
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Sushi & Blues
Only in Hanalei will you find the Abercrombie & Fitch set working as sushi chefs and bartenders at a blues club! Staff displays the nonchalance of youth, but the open-air room and tables set with cobalt goblets are quite pleasant. Diverse drink menu includes martinis, beers, wines, sake and tropical favorites. Live music Tuesday to Friday.
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Aku Bone Lounge
This is down-home Hawaii - a low-key bar with a tasty pupu menu, cold Bud Light and a rubber-slippers crowd. Most nights are for karaoke, which are sung by patrons from the comfort of their own tables, but live Hawaiian music takes over four nights a week.
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Anna Bannanas
There's nothing like lying on a beach all day to make you feel like dancing all night. Near the university, Anna Bannanas is a good weekend dance spot with rock and reggae bands. This place has been here for around 30 years so they must be doing something right.
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Cheeseburger in Paradise
You can hear the music a block away from this energetic open-air place on the waterfront. No surprise, the music's Jimmy Buffett style, and the setting is pure tropics from the rattan decor to the frosty margaritas. Live soft rock from 16:30 to 22:30 nightly.
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Huggo's on the Rocks
Take in a view of the bay from beneath Huggo's on the Rocks' thatched roof or at a table with your feet in the sand. The open-air setting is ideal for sunset, and the mai-tais and pupu are renowned. There's live music nightly.
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Verandah Lounge
The waves crashing against a lava ledge in front of this wraparound bar make for an awesome drinking experience. Live Hawaiian music sets the tone from 18:00 to 21:00 daily.
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Four Seasons Resort
The lobby lounge has Hawaiian music and hula performances from 17:30 to 20:30 nightly and a mix of jazz, slack-key and flamenco guitar later in the evening.
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Paradise Lounge
On Friday or Saturday nights, head to the Hilton Hawaiian Village to catch Jerry Santos and Olomana, one of the classic Hawaiian groups performing today.
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Mai Tai Bar
The Royal Hawaiian's low-key bar includes a view to Diamond Head. Their signature mai tai packs a punch.
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