George Kahumoku Jr.

George Kahumoku Jr. is a distinguished ambassador of Hawaiian music, celebrated for his mastery of the slack-key guitar and his vibrant storytelling. With roots deeply embedded in the lush landscapes of Hawaii, George’s music reflects the rich cultural tapestry of his homeland, captivating audiences around the world. He has graced notable venues, including the Birchmere in Alexandria, VA, where his dynamic performances resonate with both locals and visitors alike.

His discography showcases a blend of traditional Hawaiian sounds and contemporary influences, with his latest album, 'Live On Tour,' released in 2023. This album encapsulates the essence of his live performances, bringing the spirit of the islands to listeners everywhere. Previous works like 'Reminiscing: An Anthology of Favorites' (2018) and 'Wao Akua: The Forest Of The Gods' (2011) further solidify his reputation as a pillar of Hawaiian music, offering fans a rich musical journey through heartfelt melodies and thoughtful lyrics.

Don't miss the opportunity to experience George Kahumoku Jr. live at the Birchmere on February 27, 2026. His concerts are known for their exceptional production value, combining stunning visuals with masterful musicianship that transports audiences to the serene shores of Hawaii. With each performance, George invites attendees into a world where music and culture blend seamlessly, making for an unforgettable evening.

Even if you haven't yet attended one of his shows, fans rave about his engaging presence and the way he connects with the audience. His performances often feature a mix of classic Hawaiian tunes and original compositions, all delivered with an infectious passion and authenticity that stays with you long after the final note.

George Kahumoku Jr.'s extensive discography reflects his deep love for the Hawaiian culture and its natural beauty. Each album tells a story, weaving together themes of nature, spirituality, and community. His recent work, 'Live On Tour,' captures the essence of his live performances, while albums like 'Hymns of Hawai`i' (1999) offer a glimpse into his spiritual journey and the powerful connection to his roots.

From the soothing sounds of 'Kani Wai: Sound of Water' (2009) to the nostalgic melodies of 'Island Classics' (2001), George's music showcases his ability to evoke emotion and transport listeners to the serene landscapes of Hawaii. Through his art, he shares the profound stories of his heritage, making each album a heartfelt tribute to the islands and the people he loves.