Masters of Hawaiian Music Seattle tickets

Get Your Masters of Hawaiian Music Tickets in Seattle: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule

Imagine stepping into a world where Hawaiian music isn't just heard but felt deeply, where every note carries the soul of the islands, woven with stories of tradition and everyday life. in Seattle, the Masters of Hawaiian Music will take you on a journey through lush melodies and heartfelt performances that celebrate Hawaii’s rich cultural tapestry. Picture vibrant stage designs at the iconic Triple Door, with colors that seem to dance along with the music, and exclusive VIP tickets that offer more than just a seat, think behind-the-scenes glimpses, maybe even catching a moment with the performers as they prepare to share their stories. It’s not just a concert; it’s an experience that connects you to the very heartbeat of Hawaii, from the gentle sounds of the ocean and bird songs incorporated into the tunes to lively dialogues about the importance of cultural roots. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just discovering this beautiful music, the energy, the warmth, and the sense of community make this event unforgettable. Honestly, it’s one of those rare nights where music, laughter, and genuine connection come together under one roof, don’t miss it.

Masters of Hawaiian Music Concert Live at Triple Door | Seattle – March 09th, 2027

The Triple Door is more than just a venue; it’s where magic happens, especially for fans of Hawaiian music like those coming out for Masters of Hawaiian Music Seattle. This intimate space, with room for about 400 souls, offers a cozy, almost living room vibe that makes every show feel personal. Over the years, it’s hosted everything from soulful acoustic sets to legendary classical performances, remember that incredible concert by a renowned violinist back in 2010? The interior is a feast for the eyes too, with artwork from local artists that really captures the spirit of the region. Getting there is a breeze, you can hop on bus number 13 from Beacon Hill and get off at 3rd Ave & Union St, then walk just a block west. Or if you’re coming from the ferry dock, stroll north along Alaskan Way, turn right onto Union Street, and you’ll spot it on your left. The venue even has a climate-controlled upper level for comfort, and a little secret, the exclusive merchandise zone, where dedicated fans can grab unique keepsakes not available elsewhere. For those attending Masters of Hawaiian Music Seattle, the Triple Door offers an unforgettable setting to experience the soulful sounds of the islands in a way that feels almost like a private concert.

What time does Masters of Hawaiian Music start at Triple Door?

Masters of Hawaiian Music starts at 7:30 PM on Tuesday, March 9, 2027. The concert takes place at Triple Door in Seattle.

How much are Masters of Hawaiian Music tickets at Triple Door?

Tickets typically cost about $26–$50 before fees, or approximately $30.50–$58.25 with fees. Student tickets are listed at about $19, and live listings can change.

What songs does Masters of Hawaiian Music play?

The published program centers on Hawaiian slack key guitar and ukulele repertoire, but no song-by-song setlist is available. The final selections may vary for the Seattle concert.

Who is opening for Masters of Hawaiian Music?

No separate opening act is listed for the show. The event is billed as a headline trio featuring George Kahumoku Jr., Sonny Lim, and Herb Ohta Jr.

How long is the Masters of Hawaiian Music concert?

The concert length is not specified for the Triple Door performance. Allow at least the scheduled evening window, and confirm the venue's final timing before attending.

What tour is Masters of Hawaiian Music on?

Masters of Hawaiian Music is presented as part of the Whitaker World series. The billing features George Kahumoku Jr., Sonny Lim, and Herb Ohta Jr.

What is the address of Triple Door?

Triple Door is located at 216 Union St, Seattle, Washington 98101. The show is scheduled at this downtown Seattle venue.

What country or tradition is Masters of Hawaiian Music's music from?

The music comes from Hawaiian musical traditions, especially slack key guitar and ukulele. The program also reflects the Portuguese-ukulele lineage associated with Hawaiian music.

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