A concert by the Salaam Ensemble tonight in the Maui Arts & Cultural Center’s McCoy Studio Theater offers a rare opportunity to hear authentic Persian, Arabic, Turkish, Greek and North African music p » Full Story

In the summer of 1967, an eager 18-year-old harmonica player named Paul Oscher was invited to sit in with Muddy Waters and his band at a New York club. » Full Story

It has all the makings of one of the year’s most memorable shows when voodoo funk musician Papa Mali teams with legendary Grateful Dead drummer Bill Kreutzmann and acclaimed spin wizard DJ Logic on Sa » Full Story

Blending contemporary influences into their traditionally-based sound, the Polynesian group Te Vaka has thrilled audiences around the world with its spirited music that incorporates powerful log drum » Full Story

‘Aumakua: “As gods and relatives in one, they give us strength when we are weak, warning when danger threatens, guidance in our bewilderment, inspiration in our arts. » Full Story

Before Styx keyboardist/vocalist Lawrence Gowan joined the popular rock band in 1999, he had enjoyed great success in his Canadian homeland. As a solo artist he had scored several No. » Full Story

With a broad repertoire of original material ranging from to sweet bluegrass to Allman Brothers-style rocking jams, the Haiku Hillbillys stand out as a unique presence on Maui’s music scene. » Full Story

Since announcing his new blues band’s European tour, Mick Fleetwood has been inundated with interview requests. » Full Story

To celebrate the United Nations’ International Day of Peace, a festival will take place from 1 p.m. to sunset Sunday at the Keopuolani Park amphitheater (the old zoo) across from War Memorial Stadium. » Full Story

Besides touring and recording, legendary Hawaiian musician Richard Ho‘opi‘i has helped perpetuate the treasured art form of leo ki‘eki‘e, falsetto singing, by promoting an annual competition. » Full Story