Kapali Long: Coming Home Tour

Kapali Long announces his Born i State Tour in January 2026, presented by K Hana Hawaiian Agricole Rum and Gibson Guitars. The Aloha Growers organization is thrilled to share this announcement. Kapali Leadfoot Long, a Native Hawaiian, Hawaiiana-Americana, Country, and Blues singer-songwriter currently based in Nashville, is creating significant momentum in the Country Music industry. His songwriting and guitar playing draw from personal experiences, emphasizing authentic emotional expression and storytelling. His performances deliver truth, power, and healing through music, lifting spirits and offering relief. Kapali is not only a passionate singer-songwriter with a five-octave voice but also a highly skilled guitarist known for his slide and lap steel playing. Kapali's Hawaiian roots will take you straight to the origins of Kika Kila, or Lap Steel, where he was mentored by master steel guitarist Alan Akaka. In 2016, Kapali's guitar playing caught the attention of Gibson Guitars, and he has been a signed Gibson artist ever since. Kapali has opened for artists like legend Robert Earl Keen, Ron Pope, and Howie Day. Kapali has played guitar with Caroline Liar, Nikki Lane, and was scheduled to be the guitarist for Muddy Waters son, Mojo Morganfield, before his untimely passing. He has also performed at major venues and festivals including South By Southwest, Echo Park Rising in Los Angeles, Nikki Lanes Horseshoe Stage at Stagecoach (the first Native Hawaiian to play Stagecoach), Gibson Garage Fest, WhiskeyJam in Nashville, The Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, 3rd & Lindsley, Grand Ole Echo (The Echo), Lancaster Roots & Blues, The Troubadour, Whiskey Jam, and many more. Catch Kapali live! ABOUT KAPALI LONG Kapali comes from a family with a long Hawaiian musical history, and music has been in his life since he can remember. He is the nephew of Hawaiian musical greats Buddy Fo and Mikilani Fo, and his grandparents were well-known musicians and performers who raised him with the mindset of music and ohana (family) from Waimanalo to Punchbowl, where they played Country, Blues, Bluegrass, and Hawaiian music together. CLUB POLICIES: Seating is Communal & First Come, First Served; $20 Food or Beverage Minimum Per Person; Full Bar & Full Dinner Menu Available; No refunds or exchange. Please make sure you purchase tickets for the correct date and time.