Holo Holo Festival-2 Day Pass in Tacoma - Nov 9, 2024

Steel Pulse

16 concerts

UK-based reggae icons Steel Pulse, known for their staunch socio-political themes and captivating live performances, continue influencing many artists globally. Renowned for hits and a powerful message in albums like "Mass Manipulation," they address global issues and systemic greed through their music.

Kolohe Kai

18 concerts

Born and raised on Oahu, Kolohe Kai, led by Roman De Peralta, blends ukulele with reggae, pop, and R&B. Known for hits like "Round and Round," they've won Na Hoku Hano Hano and Island Music Awards and collaborated with Grammy-winning producer Brian Kierulf.

J Boog

12 concerts

Born on the west coast and influenced by his Polynesian roots, J Boog is a top reggae artist mentored by Fiji. A two-time Grammy nominee known for a unique sound, he's toured globally and charmed fans worldwide.

Fia

6 concerts

Hawaiian singer/songwriter FIA, born in Nanakuli, blends R&B and soul with introspective lyrics. He's a five-time Island Music Award winner known for hits like "Love Me" and "Be Better." FIA's electrifying performances have graced NBA halftimes and major festivals such as Cali Roots. He's toured the U.S., Hawaii, New Zealand, and Australia, opening for acts like Rebel Souljahz and Kolohe Kai.

The Green

1 concert

Born in Hawaii, The Green is renowned for their Hawaiian reggae, weaving themes of family and resilience into hits like “All I Need” and collaborations with J Boog. They engage fans worldwide with a positive Aloha spirit, even as they focus on ventures like their shop The Green General and nonprofit Ka Ma’o on Kaua’i.

Kapena

1 concert

Hawaii's Kapena, led by Kelly Boy DeLima, blends reggae, pop, and island music. Formed in 1985, they won Na Hoku Hanohano Awards and evolved with family members.

Iam Tongi

4 concerts

Hawaiian-born Iam Tongi, Season 21 American Idol champion, blends Pacific Island musical roots with a transformative style. Known for his viral "Monsters" audition, he became the show's first Pacific Islander winner. Influenced by his father and culture, Tongi’s music reflects his heritage and personal growth.