Tropical breezes, the scent of coconut oil mixed with blooming plumeria wafting under your nostrils, the salty ocean waves gently rolling on shore, inches from your bare feet - ah, Hawaii, how we wish we were there. Since we're not, and the pleasantness of spring in the Pacific Northwest is just barely here, we'll go with Plan B: Keola Beamer and Moanalani at the Capitol Theater. These two islanders create a sweet combination of hula dancing and traditional island instruments used in innovative arrangements, embodying the experience of Hawaii on one stage. Beamer's entrancing slack-key guitar style comes from a five generations of musicians and has garnered plenty of attention, including being part of the musical score for the Oscar-nominated movie Descendants, a testament to his talent and allure. Prepare to be transported to the land of Alohaaaahh. ...

KEOLA BEAMER, MOANALANI, 8 p.m., Capitol Theater, 206 Fifth Ave., Olympia, $20-$25, 360.754.6670