Hawaii Tickets

Hawaii is a foundational heavy metal act from Honolulu, Hawaii, formed in 1981 under the name Vixen, later evolving to Aloha and finally Hawaii. Known for their fast tempos, technically skilled guitars, and a sound that helped shape the early American speed metal scene, Hawaii connected local influence with international metal visions. The band is notable for featuring guitarist Marty Friedman, who would later gain worldwide fame with Cacophony and Megadeth. While Hawaii’s most active years were in the 1980s, their legacy continues to influence metal circles and collectors. Here, you’ll find a concise biography, key discography highlights, and current information relevant to fans and new listeners exploring Hawaii’s place in metal history.

We’ve got you covered for related artists and projects connected to Hawaii, including Marty Friedman’s solo work and live collaborations. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering the sound for the first time, secure your seats for upcoming events in the broader Honolulu metal scene or related tours, and follow official channels for the latest news.

Biography, discography highlights, and tours for Hawaii (Honolulu). While the band’s 1980s output includes influential records like One Nation Underground (1983) and The Natives Are Restless (1985), later releases surfaced under the Vixen identity as The Works (2003). Marty Friedman’s subsequent projects—Cacophony and Megadeth—helped broaden the reach of Hawaii’s guitar-driven metal legacy. For fans seeking current activity, note that 2025 publicly documented tours focus on Marty Friedman’s solo and collaborative projects under Live Drama 2025, rather than Hawaii as a stand-alone touring act. Explore the pages for related performances and opportunities to experience the classic Hawaii sound in new formats, from tribute events to modern metal showcases in Hawaii and beyond.

Stay connected through official social media and artist pages for the most accurate tour information. We’ve got you covered with the latest venues, dates, and ticket options when Hawaii-related events are announced.