Celebrating Island Culture and Reggae

Holo Holo Music Festival brings the spirit of Hawaiian and Pacific Island culture to California's live music scene. The name "holo holo" carries the spirit of "to travel, to sail, to move"—reflecting the festival's mission to bring island music and community together across multiple California cities.

Multi-City Reggae and Island Music Experience

Founded in 2022 at Stanford University, Holo Holo has grown into a significant festival series celebrating reggae, island music, and world music from across the Pacific. The festival represents a commitment to showcasing established acts alongside emerging artists, creating a diverse musical experience that honors the traditions while introducing audiences to new voices in the reggae and island music space.

Irvine 2026 Lineup and Venue

The Irvine edition on April 18, 2026, takes place at Great Park Live, a modern outdoor amphitheater in Orange County. The 2026 lineup features SOJA (a nationally-touring reggae group), The Green (reggae band), Iam Tongi (island music artist), Three Plus, Joseph Soul, Bo Napolean, Western Conference, and Moana Nui. The festival is organized by Good Vibez Presents and operates as a cashless venue requiring government-issued photo ID for entry.

Festival Experience and Access

Family-friendly pricing is available, with children 3 and under entering free and discounted child passes offered for ages 4–10. The Great Park Live venue provides a scenic outdoor setting for a full day of live music. Ticket packages including hotel accommodations are available through partner vendors, making it accessible for visitors traveling to the event. The festival supports local community engagement through sponsorships and vendor partnerships, including brands aligned with island lifestyle and culture.