Live Music

The Store features live music every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Performances take place inside or outdoors in our Stage Yard.
The schedule below is subject to change without notice—we do our best to keep it up-to-date.

Music schedule

The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench – a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free and good men die like dogs. There’s also a negative side…
– Hunter S. Thompson

july 31 - Friday

4pm – 7pm:
Three on the Tree

STORE CLOSES AT 8PM

august 1 - Saturday

ALOHA SAN GREGORIO!

11am – 1pm: 
Uncle George Kahumoku

2pm – 5pm:
Poi Rogers

august 2 - SUNday

ALOHA SAN GREGORIO!

11am – 1pm: 
John Wittenberg Slack-Key

2pm – 5pm:
Uncle Dan Newitt
& Aloha Country

august 7 - Friday

5pm – 7pm
Leo Lobo & the Wild Pack

STORE CLOSES AT 8PM

august 8 - Saturday

11am – 1pm
San Gregorio Song Slam
with Craig Eddy

2pm – 4:30pm
Harmony Grits

august 9 - SUNday

11am – 1pm
Jim McGowan & Rob Christian

2pm – 5pm
Kevin Turlough Brennan
& the Claddagh Show Band

august 14 - Friday

5pm – 7pm:
Jerry B. Logan & the Trio

STORE CLOSES AT 8PM

august 15 - Saturday

11am – 1pm
Madeleine King

2pm – 5pm
Poetic Justice

august 16 - SUNday

11am – 1pm
Steve Gallup

2pm – 5pm
Ticket to the Limit

august 21 - Friday

5pm – 7pm:
Skalonda

STORE CLOSES AT 8PM

august 22 - Saturday

11am – 1pm
Cave Bear

2pm – 5pm
Whiskey Hill Billies

august 23 - SUNday

11am – 1pm
RS5 Jazz Sextet

2pm – 5pm
Drini & the Bad Kats

august 28 - Friday

4pm – 7pm:
Three on the Tree

STORE CLOSES AT 8PM

august 29 - Saturday

11am – 1pm
Sandy Mountain

2pm – 5pm
Robert M. Powell & Friends

august 30 - SUNday

11am – 1pm
Jay Howlett

2pm – 5pm
The Gary Gates Band

For a change to a new type of music is something to beware of as a hazard of all our fortunes. For the modes of music are never disturbed without unsettling of the most fundamental political and social conventions, as Damon affirms and I am convinced… It is here then, I said, in music that our guardians must build their guardhouses and keep watch.
– Plato constructing the ideal totalitarian society in his Republic