Maoli at Fillmore Auditorium

The first thing that you have to know about Maoli if you’re part of the uninitiated in the band itself is that the dude in the promos is Glenn Awong. He’s the frontman of the band that, at this point has become a bit like Bon Jovi in the sense that people associate Glenn with Maoli and call him that. Maoli is the band, though, and Gleen is the frontman, face, lead vocalist, and pretty much the heart and soul of the project. The look that Gleen sports out on stage certainly sets the tone for what you would expect to hear from this band. Of course, that type of hat screams country music. When you look at the rest of the crew, though, you’ll see where the reggae is coming from! That’s another unique element about Maoli: the visual experience is just as interesting as the lyrics.

Speaking of lyrics and beats, there’s arguably no song that exemplifies Maoli better than “Every Night, Every Morning.” It’s one of the more popular tracks from the band; you’re likely to hear it played live at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver. The song kicks off with some guitar lines that are very reminiscent of country music; then, the reggae kicks in mid-track! That’s part of the Maoli experience. It’s not that sometimes Glenn will sing some country and other songs he’ll trade the hat for some Rastas and play reggae. The genres are completely intertwined in a way that perhaps no band is able to master. That alone is reason enough to see them live in Denver on Thursday, October 3rd.

If you want to be close to Maoli at the Fillmore Auditorium on this night, you know you need to get floor tickets. There are assigned seats in this area, so be careful with that when making your purchase. Those who want to be a bit more “comfortable” while still enjoying the show could decide to pick a spot in boxes or the mezzanine area. Click the “Get Tickets” button today to be a part of this very interesting Polynesian experiment that’s taking place in Denver.