Rock-A-Hula Oahu - Rock A Hula Show by the Star of Honolulu
Do you love Hawaiian music and Hula? If so, this is the show for you. With elevated seats, all of which are great for viewing this powerful performance!
Welcome to the magical world of Rock-A-Hula, Waikiki's biggest Hawaiian show, featuring a captivating fire knife dance right in the heart of Waikiki.
Rock-A-Hula takes you on a Hawaiian journey spanning from the 1920s to the present day, showcasing the evolution of Hawaii's music and dance — from the introduction of "Hapa-Haole" Hula to contemporary styles. Prepare to be dazzled by world-class performances from talented artists, musicians, hula dancers, and fire knife performers in our premier 750-seat theater.
Hawaiian Entertainment – A Magical Night in the Heart of Waikiki:
Enjoy our Waikiki Luau in an outdoor Hawaiian Pavilion under the stars, just as it was in this Pu’uhonua (special place) where Hawaiian royalty once gathered.
After the show, don't miss the opportunity for an exciting post-show Meet & Greet with the cast members.
Available Days:
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday
Closed on Christmas Day and New Year's Day
Times:
Check in at 6:45pm. Doors Open at 7:15pm
Duration: 1.5 Hours
Meet Location:
Royal Hawaiian Center
GPS: 2201 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815
Bldg. B, 4th Floor
Transportation Note:
Rock-A-Hula is in the heart of Waikiki & does not offer any transportation services. In most cases, you can walk. Uber & Lyft are both available for transportation services and charge a fee.
Parking:
Enter the Royal Hawaiian Center parking structure from Royal Hawaiian Avenue. With validation from Rock-A-Hula, your parking will be discounted.
Food:
No Dinner with Rock-A-Hula Show. Show Only.
Hawaii Tickets For Less Cancellation Policy:
A 72 hours notice is required for a refund. Only exception is a note from a local doctor.
"No-shows" will be charged full.
Largest Hawaiian Show – Award-Winning Cast:
As a Rock-A-Hula guest, prepare to be dazzled by world-class performances of hula, Tahitian, and fire knife dancing. Enjoy live Hawaiian vocalists and tribute performances paying homage to legends like Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson, both of whom had deep connections to Hawaii, plus a live band and more!
Performers:
Elvis Presley – Michael K. Chambliss
Michael Jackson – James Times III
Fire Knife Dancer – Chief Lafo or Chief Ikaika
Hawaii Vocalists – Sara Brekke, Melissa Brown, ‘O‘oe Carr, Azaliah Kekuna, Tani Siu, Maya Tapia, or Stephie Zaharis
Rockin Dancers – Dance Captain Kyle Izumi and Hula, Tahitian, Jazz, and Contemporary Dancers
Live Band – Musical Director Alfonso West, Sango, Bonny B, and Paul Nelson