Big Island DJ Events: Hilo Beats, Puna Dance and Kona Lineups, October–November 2026

October 9 brings Teaa Rexx, SUPERBABE!, and Osirah to The Rainbow Room at The Booch Bar in Hilo. Looking for an all-ages evening, a community tribute, or a longer night in Kona? These four events offer different ways to make music part of your plans.

Four Dates to Put on Your Calendar

Booch Babes Vol 3 runs Friday, October 9, from 7–10 pm HST at The Rainbow Room at The Booch Bar. All ages are welcome, and admission uses a $5–$20 sliding scale. Its three-performer lineup and confirmed evening hours make this a straightforward option for planning your Friday in Hilo.

On October 11, One Love for Ras Tony: Community Benefit Concert & Musical Tribute brings music and remembrance to Hale Hālāwai O Puna. The gathering honors Tony “Ras Tony” Young, with DJ Empress Neriah joining Drew Daniels, Imani, Kamalani, CJ Kama, and Mano Ali‘i. This is a benefit concert with a DJ in the lineup, rather than an exclusively DJ-focused night.

All ages are welcome at the tribute, and food and drink vendors are listed. The suggested donation is $10–$20, with a give-what-you-can policy and no one turned away.

For a midweek dance gathering, WeDance Wednesdays at Mystic Dance Temple feat. Morinda is scheduled for October 14. Presented by The Puna Dance Collective, this weekly series pairs Morinda’s world beats, future bass, downtempo, and cinematic sounds with sound healing. Kevin Rodriguez’s sound-healing session is listed for 8:30 pm.

The Mystic Dance Temple gathering specifies no alcohol and encourages bringing a friend. Admission is $20 general or $10 for fire spinners; bringing two bundles of firewood provides free admission.

Looking farther ahead, Goddess Roundup takes place November 13 at The Source Kona. Bass Babes presents an all-female lineup, including Majistik, Teaa Rexx, Lila, Merav, and Sej The One on the main stage. Doors open at 5:30 pm, with line dancing starting at 7 pm.

The main stage continues until 1:30 am, while the listed VIP Lounge Experience runs until 3 am. Those are separate program hours, so keep that distinction in mind when planning your evening.

Choose the Format That Fits You

For an all-ages outing with your ʻohana, the Hilo evening and community tribute explicitly welcome all ages. For a no-alcohol gathering, the Wednesday dance event states that policy clearly.

If a later program suits your plans, the Kona event has the latest listed hours. Admission policies differ across these events, so use each event’s details rather than assuming one price or format applies everywhere.

FAQ

Which events welcome all ages?

The October 9 Hilo event and October 11 community tribute both explicitly welcome all ages.

Is there a recurring DJ-related dance event?

WeDance is described as a weekly community dance night. October 14 is the supplied upcoming date, featuring Morinda.

What does admission cost?

Hilo has a $5–$20 sliding scale. The tribute suggests $10–$20, while Wednesday admission has general, fire-spinner, and firewood options described above.

When does the Kona event begin?

Doors open at 5:30 pm on November 13, and line dancing begins at 7 pm.

Whether you’re planning with friends or your ʻohana, there’s room to find a format that fits. You’re welcome to explore all DJ events →.