*CANCELLED* Landon McNamara

“Due to unforeseen health matters Landon is not able to perform on his east coast portion of his summer tour. Thank you for your understanding and continued support during this time. We hope to make it back there in 2027. The venues will issue refunds to fans directly”
Landon McNamara
w/ Layton Meacham
Thursday June 18th 2026 
Charleston Pour House 
Main Stage 
7:30pm doors / 8:30pm show 
$40 – (2) Ticket package
$25 advance / $30 day of show
Landon McNamara
Landon McNamara can feel it.  Big things are coming.  The singer-songwriter and guitarist from Hawaii’s North Shore is on the cusp of a major swell- familiar waters for this accomplished surfer- but this wave is one of song and soul.
McNamara’s newest drop, the laid back yet deeply spiritual “If You Only Knew,” renews the artist with strains of acoustic reggae and Hawaiian soul, underpinning a thoughtful recitation on the value of life, and ultimately, the power of love.  “The only promised thing to us all is death. And at the end of our life, when you’re taking that last breath, would you be satisfied with how you spent your time?” asks McNamara.  “I wanna motivate people to realize life isn’t about money, or shiny things, or social status. It’s about experiences; creating beautiful memories; family; friends; finding out who you truly are and living that existence to the fullest.  Above all, it’s about love.”
“Well its inevitable that one day we all gotta go drift away, but if you had to die tomorrow what would you do today, would you take that last breath, would you feel content with how that time was spent?” – Landon McNamara “If You Only Knew”
“The original seeds of inspiration behind this song came from way back, since a young kid I’ve always been aware and at time consumed by the big questions of life, where we came from, where we will go, and that death is inevitable for us all. At the moment I made the song, it was inspired by my Drummer and good friend Kimo (who also produced this song).  His father had just passed away and he shared that sad news, it filled me with the feelings that this song was born from.  As for if it’s part of a bigger protect we got going on, there’s nothing set in stone but we have a lot of songs we are waiting to figure out what we are gonna do with.”
As the scion of one of the Islands’ esteemed surfing families, McNamara’s earliest experiences came baptized by the power of the ocean.  Yet, music, from a young age, proved as magnetic as the heavy current of the Pacific; home video of McNamara as a toddler captures him grooving to a Ziggy Marley performance in Turtle Bay.