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Catch original jazz, blues and soul in an intimate 90-minute set presented by ProArts Playhouse and Mana'o Radio. Expect top-notch musicianship, guest appearances, and a local crowd—perfect for an authentic Maui night out.
Catch original jazz, blues and soul in an intimate 90-minute set presented by ProArts Playhouse and Mana'o Radio. Expect top-notch musicianship, guest appearances, and a local crowd—perfect for an authentic Maui night out.
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Operated by ProArts Playhouse · Kihei, Hawaii
An Evening with Anthony Pfluke & Friends takes place in Kihei, Hawaii at 1280 S Kihei Rd, Kihei, HI 96753, a short walk from the ocean and the broad beaches of South Maui. Presented by ProArts Playhouse and Mana'o Radio, this intimate 90-minute concert brings together Tim Hackbarth, Martin Fera and Jerry Kovarsky with guest appearances by Grammy Award–winning saxophonist Rock Hendricks and vocalist Sheryl Renee. The Blues, Rock & Soul Revue celebrates thirteen years with new singles “Red Beans and Rice” and “Purgatory (Call It An Emergency),” and an evening here feels like being folded into a house band’s midnight set at a seaside town hall. The room is small enough that the breath of a saxophone carries to the back row, and large enough to let musicians stretch into long, soulful phrases. Expect original tunes threaded with jazz phrasing, blues grit and soul-inflected choruses—arrangements that reward repeat visits because players riff off one another in real time. R.E. Metoyer’s creative leadership shapes the setlist; follow his socials for updates on song drops and guest rotations. Kihei itself raises the experience: show up early to catch sunset light over West Maui before the house lights dim. Nearby beaches—Kamaole I, II and III—offer a chance to trade sand for seats, and Kealia Pond lies a short drive north for birdwatching before the show. Parking is available near the meeting address, and the neighborhood’s low-rise commercial strip gives walk-in dining options for pre-show meals. Why this event stands out: local presenters ProArts Playhouse and Mana'o Radio root the show in Maui’s music community rather than a tourist circuit. The lineup blends established names and local players, producing a sound both polished and immediate. For travelers looking to pair outdoor days with a genuine night out, this concert is a cultural antidote to resort entertainment. Practical notes: the performance runs 90 minutes with no intermission—arrive early for good seats. The venue supports small-run live music; be ready for close encounters with instruments, conversational volume, and crowd-driven energy. Whether you’re tracking down live jazz on Maui or want a soulful night after a day on the water, this is an efficient, authentic slice of local music culture in Kihei. Book via the event link to confirm seats and check the 48-hour cancellation policy for full refunds. Expect casual island attire, attentive staff, and a crowd that leans local rather than tourist. Photography is welcomed during songs but avoid intrusive flash on soloists. If you can, linger after the final number to meet performers; conversations with band members often turn into recommendations for local jams and open mic nights. This compact concert is a reliable evening option for music-forward travelers on Maui and visitors.
The show runs 90 minutes with no intermission.
The meeting point provided is 1280 S Kihei Rd, Kihei, HI 96753—arrive early to find parking.
A 48-hour notification is required for a full refund.
No specific age limits are listed; family discretion is advised given blues and soul content.
Casual photography is fine, but avoid intrusive flash during performances to respect performers.
Check the venue for on-site options; otherwise nearby restaurants on South Kihei Road offer pre-show dining.
ProArts Playhouse is a performing arts venue and presenting organization that curates live music, comedy, film, magic, and community-centered events. The Playhouse programs an eclectic calendar that features local and touring artists, including Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award-winning bands, singer-songwriters, jazz and blues ensembles, improv and stand-up comedy, and film screenings. ProArts Playhouse collaborates with regional artists and media partners to present headline concerts, themed nights, salon concerts, monthly improv shows, and benefit performances that support local causes. Audiences can expect professionally produced shows with varied formats — full-band concerts, intimate duo sets, solo comedy and magic performances, and film presentations. Recent listings include headline bands, guitar showcases, harp and soul duos, a long-running Blues, Rock & Soul Revue featuring guest instrumentalists, comedy series inspired by short-form improv, and family-friendly magic shows. Program notes reference partnerships and return engagements that signal ongoing community ties. ProArts Playhouse emphasizes accessibility of diverse artistic styles and fosters audience connection by hosting celebrations, dance parties, and educational talks alongside entertainment. Ticketed events often highlight award-winning musicians and guest artists noted in event descriptions. The organization’s public calendar and event listings provide details on show length, featured performers, and special programming. For patrons seeking live entertainment across multiple genres, ProArts Playhouse serves as a reliable source for curated performances, standing out for its breadth of offerings and consistent presentation of local and touring talent. Event pages list ticketing, accessibility, contact details and FAQs to help attendees plan visits and reserve seats easily online ahead of performances.
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