The Pulse Top 5: ‘80’s Pop Muzik,’ ‘The Hell Caminos,’ ‘Kevin Okimoto’

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PICS: ‘80s Pop Muzik’ at Bar 35

1. Fans of ’80s pop music gathered Saturday at Chinatown’s Bar 35, which held its sixth “80s Pop Muzik” event. The late David Bowie was celebrated. Check out the fun at honolulupulse.com/?p=247147.

PICS: The Hell Caminos at Downbeat Lounge

2. The Hell Caminos were back in Honolulu for a headlining performance at Downbeat Lounge in Chinatown on Feb. 26. See their fans raise the roof at honolulupulse.com/?p=247145.

PICS: Eat the Street at Makers & Tasters

3. Mardi Gras at Makers & Tasters was a family-friendly event. Celebrants enjoyed music and food at the waterfront site in Kakaako on Feb. 26. honolulupulse.com/?p=247144

PICS: Kevin Okimoto single release

4. Local recording artist Kevin Okimoto celebrated the release of his latest single, “Love Is Not a Game,” with a performance at Pau Hana Lounge in Kalihi on Feb. 26. For more photos, visit honolulupulse.com/?p=247146.

PICS: ARTafterDARK at the Honolulu Museum of Art

5. The music was only in the heads of partygoers at ARTafterDARK at the Honolulu Museum of Art on Feb. 26. The event featured a silent disco, where people listened to music streamed through headsets. Feel the beat at honolulupulse.com/?p=247143.