Hell Caminos
Hallowbaloo Street Festival:
Saturday, October 29th
FREE Show!!
Loloweeny Stage - 6pm
Since the Hell Caminos formed in 2004, the core members of the band have made their mark as Hawaii’s premier rockabilly/psychobilly band, incorporating elements of punk and swing for full effect. The musicians are accomplished, with the band having recorded & released two albums, ‘Through the Day and Through the Night’ (2005) and ‘Lust’ (2008), and many of the band members having gone on several Warped Tours as part of other bands. Mike Camino, Nick Danger and Handsome Jack rock the stage with antics that include climbing over an upright bass and each other.
Aside from rocking out, The Hell Caminos are also known for their signature looks — anything ranging from tight black outfits and heavy eyeliner to only underwear (or less than that) to dapper collared shirts and ties. Adding to the live performances sometimes are ladies from Cherry Blossom Cabaret sharing their own flare as guest backup dancers.
Hallowbaloo Street Festival:
Saturday, October 29th
FREE Show!!
Loloweeny Stage - 6pm
Since the Hell Caminos formed in 2004, the core members of the band have made their mark as Hawaii’s premier rockabilly/psychobilly band, incorporating elements of punk and swing for full effect. The musicians are accomplished, with the band having recorded & released two albums, ‘Through the Day and Through the Night’ (2005) and ‘Lust’ (2008), and many of the band members having gone on several Warped Tours as part of other bands. Mike Camino, Nick Danger and Handsome Jack rock the stage with antics that include climbing over an upright bass and each other.
Aside from rocking out, The Hell Caminos are also known for their signature looks — anything ranging from tight black outfits and heavy eyeliner to only underwear (or less than that) to dapper collared shirts and ties. Adding to the live performances sometimes are ladies from Cherry Blossom Cabaret sharing their own flare as guest backup dancers.
Hell Caminos drew a tremendous response throughout Hawaii when they re-emerged from hiatus in 2010 and hit stages from Waikiki to Chinatown to Maui. Rather than shackling the band with rust, the break re-energized Hell Caminos, and fans have continued to flock to shows state-wide in 2011. Live performances are always memorable, and you might walk away feeling as if you’ve taken an exciting musical journey to hell and back.
