In a night full of emotion and celebration, Hawaiian legends Keola Beamer and Henry Kapono bring good times, crisp vocals and legendary island music to Saratoga’s Montalvo Arts Center. The two Oahu natives sing love ballads, play classic slack key hits and have long been heavy hitters in the Hawaiian music scene. Beamer, now 70, is renowned as a master of traditional slack key guitar, and Kapono, now 72, rips just as hard. On Saturday, they perform da kine music, bringing aloha and mana to the sistahs and braddahs of the South Bay. Hana hou!

Keola Beamer & Henry Kapono
Sat, 7:30pm, $62
Montalvo Arts Center, Saratoga

Known by his last name—the Hawaiian word for righteous—Kapono has been a musical representative for his home state since the ’60s. He has taken home 14 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards—Hawaii’s Grammy—including Album of the Year and Lifetime Achievement. In the ’70s he played with the duo Cecilio & Kapono, the first Hawaiian group to achieve a national recording contract (with Columbia Records). Kapano launched a solo career in 1981 and has released 17 albums to date. But he’s still known for collaborations like the Wild Hawaiian in 2006, which combined driving rock and slam poetry with Hawaiian chant, and Rough Riders in 2015, which celebrated Hawaii’s cowboys (paniolo).

Henry Kapono
Sun, 7pm, $57+
Montalvo Arts Center, Saratoga