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At the intersection of the traditional ukulele and rock lies Kanekoa. Often referred to as an experience, the band definitely creates a unique sound. With two full length albums, three EP’s and a loyal cyber and local following, Kanekoa has covered quite the ground over the past decade. Now you can catch the six-piece band this Saturday, at Diamond’s in Kihei. Celebrate with Jager specials as Diamond’s bids a farewell to one of their own–Misty–as she embarks on a new journey. No cover. 9pm. Diamonds Ice Bar & Grill (1279 S Kihei Rd.), Diamondsicebar.com
-Marina Satoafaiga (@sandtothecity)
Photo of Kaulana of Kanekoa: MT Flickr
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