DONT MISS THIS SPECIAL EVENING WITH STAN WALKER & FULL BAND FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY!
SATURDAY, MAY 4
Gates Open 4:30pm
Upper Halawa Lot
Live at the Aloha Stadium with special guests Chardonnay, BET, and DPAK
presented by Big Ben Productions
With over a decade of experience as an Artist and Storyteller, Stan Walker (tribe affiliations: Tūhoe, Ngāi TeRangi, Ngāti Ranginui, Ngāti Pūkenga, Tūhourangi Ngāti Wāhiao, Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Whakaue and Ngai Tahu) feels like it’s just the beginning.Stan stepped into the spotlight in 2009 and for the first seven years focused on exploring his sound and refining his skills as a singer and songwriter. The subsequent seven years were dedicated to deepening the connection with his cultural identity, reclaiming his life and health, and weaving this journey of reclamation into his artistic expression.The Tauranga, New Zealand native is now a multi platinum selling artist and the winner of prestigious awards in Australia and New Zealand. He has also developed an artistic ecosystem that has seen him create across mediums and add Author, Actor, Business Owner, Director, Fashion Designer and Producer to his repertoire.
Stan’s exploration and success across mediums and sounds is exceptional and the storyteller considers his various outputs as a journal and timeline of his life.
In 2020, Stan’s biography ‘Impossible: My Story’ was published by HarperCollins and it details the trials and tribulations he has faced in his personal life, especially during his childhood. His artistry has been shaped by everything he has been through, and he has appeared in feature films, directed and produced offerings that provide a glimpse into his life.
As a Fashion Designer and Entrepreneur, he is informed by a worldview that is community driven where he hopes his efforts contribute to better outcomes for future generations.As the creator continues on this regenerative creative journey and expansive career, he feels unapologetic about who he is and the message he has to share. In this era of his artistry, he is experiencing a cultural renaissance that is reflected in his releases, forthcoming music and the varying projects he is involved in and championing.Having found his place artistically and creatively, Stan is excited to continue introducing aspects of himself to fans and audiences globally.
For Stan, intentionality will remain at the core and creative expression will always be an extension of the journey of finding himself as he flows through multidimensional artistic seasons. He intends for his artistry to be a contribution to lineages of creators that imbue and offer hope, life, healing and joy.In paying homage to his Māori culture and tapping into the different aspects of his whakapapa (lineages), Stan finds fortification in his cultural identity, something he proudly refers to as his super power. He credits his participation in Te Matatini, a nationwide Māori performing arts festival and competition as a catalyst that deepened his Maoritanga in the last couple of years.
Now in a space of weaving together his artistic journey thus far and the deepening of his connection to his roots, Stan looks forward to breaking new artistic ground and nurturing the legacy he has been building over the years.
All Sales FINAL. No Refund Allowed. For event details call 808.979.4170. or 808.382.0775
This is a non-alcohol event.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
TRAFFIC & PARKING
Plan ahead, arrive early and consider all transportation options available for you. For live updates regarding traffic and parking, follow us on Facebook @AlohaStadiumHawaii and Twitter @AlohaStadiumHI.
STADIUM PARKING – CASH ONLY
Parking Fee: $9.00 per car / $32.00 bus or limousine
Main Salt Lake Blvd Gate 1 – open to the public 3:00pm
Please allow ample time to find parking. Parking attendants will be onsite to assist with finding open spaces.
Expect delays when exiting the stadium. Police checks and other situations may come up where patrons will have to be rerouted to another exit gate. Tailgating is NOT allowed for concert events.
RIDE SHARE
Drop Off – Main Salt Lake Gate #1
Pick Up – Business Access Gate
ADA PARKING
Limited number of stalls will be available in the Upper Halawa Parking Lot in front of the entrance gate.
ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS
Two (2) stalls are available in section 2A
GENERAL INFORMATION
CONCERT GATE OPENING
Doors will open to the public starting at 4:30pm
CONCERT HOUSE RULES
STAN WALKER CONCERT HOUSE RULES
SECURITY
Your safety is our top priority. Please make sure you follow the Stadium’s Code of Conduct and Restricted Items.
STADIUM RESTRICTED ITEMS
The following items are PROHIBITED from entering the Aloha Stadium:
Weapons; Noise Makers; Illegal Drugs; Cans & Bottles; Umbrellas; Coolers; Fireworks; Outside Food & Beverages including snack leis; Inflatable objects of any kind; Confetti; Balloons; Lasers; Poles & Sticks; Skateboards; rollerblades; Bicycles; Animals (except ADA-Compliant Service Animals); motorized remote controlled devices (including drones); or any items which may pose a health or safety issue to our guests and employees.
IMPORTANT NOTE: VIOLATORS ARE SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF STATE LAW AND EJECTION FROM THE ALOHA STADIUM PROPERTY. ***ALOHA STADIUM WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST OR STOLEN ITEMS
BEVERAGE CONTAINERS/FLASKS
Beverage containers/flasks will not be allowed for this event. This is a non-alcohol event.
BOX OFFICE
Tickets will be available for purchase on event day.
ATM/CASH
The Aloha Stadium recommends bringing cash. Parking is cash only. There will be limited number of ATMs available, and guests should expect lines at the ATM’s.
SEATING
Limited seating available based on ticket purchase.
FAQs
Will weather be a factor?
A. All concerts are held rain or shine.
Is there an age restriction to attend the concert?
A. No age restriction, general admission for all ages will be $40 plus tax and ticketing fees.
Will there be food and drinks sold at the event?
A. Yes, there will be food and beverage sales onsite in the Upper Halawa Parking Lot. This is a non-alcohol event.
Will there be restrooms/portables available?
A. There will be portable toilets available in the Upper Halawa Parking Lot.
GUEST CODE OF CONDUCT
Please arrive with enough time to enter the stadium with the anticipation of long lines and everyone arriving at the same time. Please be courteous and respectful to those seated around you and refrain from behavior that interferes with others’ ability to enjoy the event. Remember that every attendee wants to enjoy this event, not just you. Similarly, stadium personnel strive to treat all guests in a consistent, professional and courteous manner.
Aloha Stadium is committed to provide a memorable experience for all guests in a safe and enjoyable environment. When attending an event, the stadium staff will proactively intervene to support an atmosphere free from the following behaviors:
- Harassment, foul, obscene, offensive or abusive language or actions.
B. Obstructing the view of other guests.
C. Signs of impairment due to intoxication.
D. Smoking is prohibited.
E. Fighting.
F. Unruly or inconsiderate behavior.
G. Throwing of any objects.
H. Interfering with the progress of the event(s) or entering the field.
I. Failing to follow instructions by stadium personnel.
J. Failure to sit in assigned location or seat.
K. Destroying or defacing stadium property.
L. Loitering.
M. Failure to follow stadium policies and procedures.
Aloha Stadium patrons are responsible for their own conduct as well as the conduct of their guests. Stadium staff will strive to maintain an atmosphere where all in attendance can enjoy the concert/performance. Event patrons and guests in violation of the Guest Code of Conduct may be subject to ejection, arrest, and/or loss of ticket privileges for future events.
If the behavior of a patron or patrons around you becomes disruptive or violates the Guest Code of Conduct, the incident should be reported to the nearest usher or security person. To report an incident call the Stadium Security Hotline at 483-2807.