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Keali'i Reichel

Montalvo Arts Center

November 10, 2006

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Keali'i is one of Hawai'i's most popular recording artists and has opened concerts for Bonnie Raitt, LeAnn Rimes, Celine Dion and Sting. His music, chant and hula represent the best of traditional and contemporary poetry and dance in Hawai'i today.

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  Tickets: $40-$70

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  Dates:
  November 10, 2006

  Times:
  Fri: 8pm

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  Fox Theatre

  2215 Broadway Redwood City, CA 94063

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  • Event Name: Keali'i Reichel
    "Redwood City Review"
    Review posted by: Jeri Chrysong from Huntington Beach, CA, Nov 19, 2006
    

    I would have given this performance a perfect "5" but for the fact Keali'i didn't perform one chant. However, that being said, the evening was wonderful, and well worth the 800 miles round trip I... Expand

    I would have given this performance a perfect "5" but for the fact Keali'i didn't perform one chant. However, that being said, the evening was wonderful, and well worth the 800 miles round trip I drove to get there. The energy Keali'i brought to the Fox Theatre was electric! He is one performer who sounds just as good, if not better, LIVE than he does on his cd's. Every performer on stage with Keali'i was first rate, and it was apparent how much this group enjoys performing together. My favorite moment was when Keali'i sat on the edge of the stage with just his guitar, singing "Ka Nohona Pili Kai" while his cousin danced alone behind him. It was a tender performance with the two cousins "telling us" about their beloved gramma's house by the sea. Another show highlight was friend and mentor Puakea Nogelmeier dancing to a mele which he himself wrote 20 years ago. Sadly, the show ended too soon, but I left Redwood City with an overflowing spirit of Aloha. Collapse

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