Music Festivals in Hawaii

There are music festivals in Hawaii for everyone that cover all genres from rock to EDM and everything in between.

We hope this list of music festivals in Hawaii helps you find the festival experience you are looking for. We are always adding to this list of festivals so be sure to check back from time to time. If there is a music festival we have missed, be sure to send us an email and we will get it added to the list.

Wonderland Hawaii

Mmmm… an EDM music festival in Hawaii? YES. Wonderland Hawaii is an entertainment group based out of Honolulu, Hawaii where they host their annual EDM music festival each summer.

They’re sort of a big deal, hosting acts such as Afrojack, Chuckie, Dada Life, Skrillex, and so on.

Lost in Paradise Music Festival Hawaii

The Lost in Paradise Music Festival is another bomb ass festival from Hawaii. This 2-day music festival is held in Oahu, Hawaii. Featuring genres such as hip-hop, rap, techno, and dance, if you happen to be in Oahu, Hawaii in July, this so is worth attending!

The Mayjah Rayjah

Hosted by TMR Events in Honolulu, Hawaii, the Mayjah Rayjah is Hawaii’s largest and most popular reggae music festival. This festival takes place every year in June and features the best reggae artists ALL the world. It’s a 2-day event so grab your friends and viiiibe out.

Hawaii International Music Festival

We have to have something holistic on our list for Hawaii, the state is too beautiful and rich in culture to only feature ragers. So, we decided on the Hawaii International Music Festival. This is festival features acclaimed artists from throughout the world.

It’s held every August throughout the state, so if you’re seeking an enriching experience, here ya go.

Merrie Monarch Festival

While this is not technically a music festival, it still is an annual event functioning as a festival with performances and music so hey, a music festival! Regardless of technicalities, the Merrie Monarch Festival is worth checking out. The festival is held every year during April in the city of Hilo.

It is a cultural festival, dedicated to King David La‘amea Kalākaua for his love of, well, having a good time.

We have compiled this comprehensive list of music festivals in Hawaii , if there are any that we’ve missed that you would like us to add please contact us.