The Choir has captivated audiences around the world, including Tahiti, Guam, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea, China, Canada. Venues in the United Sates have included Disney World, Epcot Center, Dolly Parton's Dollywood, Rockefeller Center, Oakland Coliseum, Disneyland, Crystal Cathedral and many others in Seattle, Portland, Vancouver, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C. They represented the United States at the 50th Anniversary Peace World Commemoration in Hiroshima, Japan. They performed as Artist in Residence at the International Kathaumixw Choral Festival in British Columbia, Canada in 1998. In 1999, they performed in Aspen, Colorado exclusively for United Airlines Board of Directors. The Hiroshima Prefecture and City government invited the Choir to perform for the 100-day pre-event to Japan's Natural Cultural Festival in 2000.
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The Choir has appeared in numerous television specials, such as Bob Hope's Birthday Special, THe Most Beautiful Girl in the World Pageant, Jim Nabor's Christmas Special, Dolly Parton's Hawaii Special, Hawaiian Moving Company, 'Tis The Season, Kauai Aloha. In addition, they have appeared on stage in concert with Kool & the Gang, Phylicia Rashaad, Kenny Loggins, Frank DeLIma, Robi Kahakalau, Cecilio Rodrigues & Henry Kapono, Melissa Short (Miss Hawaii '96) and the Honolulu Symphony Orchestra. Recordings have included "Voice of Aloha", "Christmas with The Honolulu Boy Choir", and "We Are Young Men of This Country". They have also been privileged to record with the Society of Seven (Song of Peace), Graham Nash, Bonnie Raitt and Glenn Medeiros (Kauai Aloha), and Glenn Medeiros (The Glenn Medeiros Christmas Album).
The Choir performs throughout the State of Hawai'i for various functions, special occasions, conventions and charities.