The power of live music on Oahu is undeniable. It makes our reader/dancers feel good, it helps them to relax, and it's the most fun type of music to dance to. Luckily for those in search for the joy of sound, live music is on full display at a host of Oahu nightclubs, bars and restaurants. From raging bars with rowdy live bands to upscale ocean side lounges with mellow music, Oahu has it all when it comes to music venues.
While many venues on the local music scene are clustered in the Waikiki area, there is a bit of problem with the traffic and the parking and it is going to get worse. Fortunately there are terrific places to hear live music found on the North Shore. Live music is offered on a regular basis with a large amount of oldies but goodies and karaoke happens often. Many are part bar, part restaurant and part night club. Great happy hour cocktails are offered along with the full bar and classic Hawaiian cocktails. Many residents of Oahu enjoy these places and they are getting better every day.
In historic Haleiwa town there is a small developing night club scene, that could be augmented with a small tract of housing and a small business park. Bedroom communities were obsolete in the last century. More people could live, work and play in their own beautiful kuleana. It is taking a while, no one wants the Rail Tragedy. Most of the Live music happens on weekends. This blog is still an elementary work in progress and is at the bottom of the pile.
Extrava Danza blog has a lot of competition in the dance field but little in the Live Music scene on Oahu, so it will just take awhile. The hits although slow in coming, are gradually going up. It is possible that they will get to the viable goal soon. Meanwhile we hope for the comment section and for information contributors from any fans of Live Music. Experience tell us the hits would go up. But you cannot know until you install the counter and Blogger gives it to us free of charge. You cannot beat that. So we polish our Dance Blogosphere everyday and it will get better.
"Obstacles do not always crush - most obstacles yield to stern resolve.
Those who are fixed to a star do not change their minds easily."
Those who are fixed to a star do not change their minds easily."
While many venues on the local music scene are clustered in the Waikiki area, there is a bit of problem with the traffic and the parking and it is going to get worse. Fortunately there are terrific places to hear live music found on the North Shore. Live music is offered on a regular basis with a large amount of oldies but goodies and karaoke happens often. Many are part bar, part restaurant and part night club. Great happy hour cocktails are offered along with the full bar and classic Hawaiian cocktails. Many residents of Oahu enjoy these places and they are getting better every day.
"Yesterday" by the Beatles.
In historic Haleiwa town there is a small developing night club scene, that could be augmented with a small tract of housing and a small business park. Bedroom communities were obsolete in the last century. More people could live, work and play in their own beautiful kuleana. It is taking a while, no one wants the Rail Tragedy. Most of the Live music happens on weekends. This blog is still an elementary work in progress and is at the bottom of the pile.
"Imagine" by John Lennon
Extrava Danza blog has a lot of competition in the dance field but little in the Live Music scene on Oahu, so it will just take awhile. The hits although slow in coming, are gradually going up. It is possible that they will get to the viable goal soon. Meanwhile we hope for the comment section and for information contributors from any fans of Live Music. Experience tell us the hits would go up. But you cannot know until you install the counter and Blogger gives it to us free of charge. You cannot beat that. So we polish our Dance Blogosphere everyday and it will get better.
"Social Dancers know that small deeds done
are better than great deeds planned."
are better than great deeds planned."
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