Founding member of Hawai'i reggae band, Ho'onua, brings the island flavor to Nico's Pier 38!

Founding member of Hawai'i reggae band, Ho'onua, brings the island flavor to Nico's Pier 38!

Introducing the newest group to our roster, the Ho'oheno Duo!

Tim Vigilla is the lead vocalist for his band Everyday Aloha. Tim grew up in Kalihi, and he now performs around the island solo, with his band members, and with other artists as well, bringing positive island vibe with his music.

"Hawaii born and raised, Greg Sardinha, is a talented and veteran steel guitar player.  He has played many genre's of music but his passion is sharing the music of  the Hawaiian Steel Guitar.  Greg, has won the 2018 Na Hoku Hanohano Instrumental Album, with his collaboration with Jeff Peterson and Tsun-Hui Hung, as well as, the 2014 […]

Kimo Artis is an award-winning Singer/Musician/Composer/Producer and widely recognized from the band 'The Makaha Sons'

"Stephen Inglis is a versatile artist. He crosses genres, yet his music always radiates integrity. Born and raised in Honolulu, he is a Grammy-nominated musician. He records and tours with the most respected traditional musicians. His duet album with legend Dennis Kamakahi, Waimaka Helelei, won Hawaii’s highest musical honor, a Na Hoku Hanohano Award, and […]

Combining his truly easy-on-the-ears vocals with his deep knowledge of guitar effects and add in his folk sensibility, maestro, Kamuela Kahoano joins us here at Nico's Pier 38. Enjoy!

Classic Country, New Country, Funk, Pop, Old School, New School and everything in between! Music is what it's all about!

Long-time member of the Peter Moon Band, Mark Yim plays all the Hawaii classics every Sunday at Nico’s Pier 38!

Michael Cheape is a local acoustic guitarist and singer who was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. He grew up on the North Shore of Oahu in Waialua where he cultivated his love for the ocean, sports and music.

A multi-talented artist who can hit the really high notes and play his own accompaniment, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa student Heuaʻolu Sai-Dudoit is no stranger to performing. He has been singing and playing the ʻukulele since he was 9 years old, and was recently named the winner of the 20th Annual Richard Hoʻopiʻi Leo Kiʻekiʻe Falsetto Contest.