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Hawaii businesses that support local live events look to save their companies

COURTESY RICK BARTALINI
                                Large events have been on hold for the past 14 months, affecting companies that support live concerts in Hawaii. Above, Mariah Carey performed at the Blaisdell Arena in 2016.
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COURTESY RICK BARTALINI

Large events have been on hold for the past 14 months, affecting companies that support live concerts in Hawaii. Above, Mariah Carey performed at the Blaisdell Arena in 2016.

COURTESY RICK BARTALINI
                                Large events have been on hold for the past 14 months, affecting companies that support live concerts in Hawaii. Above, the Waikiki Shell venue Monday.
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COURTESY RICK BARTALINI

Large events have been on hold for the past 14 months, affecting companies that support live concerts in Hawaii. Above, the Waikiki Shell venue Monday.

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                                The shutdown of live concerts in Hawaii has affected not just lighting, sound and stage people, but photographers, videographers, poster printers, taxis, restaurants and countless others, says Bob Harmon, president of Eggshell Lighting. Venues like the Blaisdell Arena, above, held many live events before the coronavirus pandemic.
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JAMM AQUINO/JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM

The shutdown of live concerts in Hawaii has affected not just lighting, sound and stage people, but photographers, videographers, poster printers, taxis, restaurants and countless others, says Bob Harmon, president of Eggshell Lighting. Venues like the Blaisdell Arena, above, held many live events before the coronavirus pandemic.

JAMM AQUINO/JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                The shutdown of live concerts in Hawaii has affected not just lighting, sound and stage people, but photographers, videographers, poster printers, taxis, restaurants and countless others, says Bob Harmon, president of Eggshell Lighting. Venues like the Republik, above, held many live events before the coronavirus pandemic.
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JAMM AQUINO/JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM

The shutdown of live concerts in Hawaii has affected not just lighting, sound and stage people, but photographers, videographers, poster printers, taxis, restaurants and countless others, says Bob Harmon, president of Eggshell Lighting. Venues like the Republik, above, held many live events before the coronavirus pandemic.

COURTESY RICK BARTALINI
                                Large events have been on hold for the past 14 months, affecting companies that support live concerts in Hawaii. Above, Mariah Carey performed at the Blaisdell Arena in 2016.
COURTESY RICK BARTALINI
                                Large events have been on hold for the past 14 months, affecting companies that support live concerts in Hawaii. Above, the Waikiki Shell venue Monday.
JAMM AQUINO/JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                The shutdown of live concerts in Hawaii has affected not just lighting, sound and stage people, but photographers, videographers, poster printers, taxis, restaurants and countless others, says Bob Harmon, president of Eggshell Lighting. Venues like the Blaisdell Arena, above, held many live events before the coronavirus pandemic.
JAMM AQUINO/JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                The shutdown of live concerts in Hawaii has affected not just lighting, sound and stage people, but photographers, videographers, poster printers, taxis, restaurants and countless others, says Bob Harmon, president of Eggshell Lighting. Venues like the Republik, above, held many live events before the coronavirus pandemic.