Jason Momoa's Band Debut: A St. Patrick's Day Show

0:00Here's more entertainment and celebrity news for March 20th. Jason Mahmour recently took the stage with his band, O-O-F, Tata-Tai, at Blue Note Hawaii, on March 17th, for a lively St. Patrick's Day show. The 46-year-old actor played bass alongside his bandmates, delivering an energetic set under mood lighting while decked out in festive beads. The band's name comes from Mayori, translating roughly to, Oof, almost. The guitarist and lead singer Mike Hayes and drummer Kenny Dale round out the group, and they've been jamming together for about 20 years. Fans got a sweet peek at Mahmour's personal side through his Instagram post, featuring a photo of his partner, Adria Arjona, hugging him backstage. The 33-year-old couple went public with their romance last May, and Mahmour lived shirtless and tattooed in the embrace. Mahmour shared how live performing thrills him, differently from acting. He loves the instant crowd energy and adrenaline rush, calling it rejuvenating after waiting

1:00years to see film work released. His bandmates double as his closest friends, the ones who taught him guitar and drums, making these gigs a true passion project that keeps him, connected to music and Ohana.