Sailor Jerry Festival
Oahu • June 13, 2019
Featuring Sailor Jerry influenced art, live music, DJ’s, burlesque, comedy, tattoo specials, a fashion show, a pinup pageant, local area tours, drink specials, good times, and more!
The music tends to be a mix of genres: rock, reggae, metal, punk, hardcore, island, pop, folk, acoustic, etc. etc.
There’s a little something for everyone!
This year we will have 18 different venues up and running! One wristband will get you in to all of the official venues.
2019 Headline Entertainers:
YOUTH BRIGADE (L.A.)
also flying out for the event:
THE GRIM (L.A.)
Full schedule, line-up and venues at SailorJerryFestival.com
Some brand-new Festival merch can be found at Pantheon on nu’uanu ave!
- Website: https://sailorjerryfestival.com
- Venue: Chinatown
- Address: Various locations, Honolulu, HI, 96817
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