South County Folk Festival in Downtown Wakefield
A new nine-hour folk festival takes over downtown Wakefield with Brad Barr, Nic Panken, Ruby of Thanks, Breachway and a mix of touring and RI talent.
A new nine-hour folk festival takes over downtown Wakefield with Brad Barr, Nic Panken, Ruby of Thanks, Breachway and a mix of touring and RI talent.
Civil War reenactors camp overnight in Ashaway as Hopkinton fills Crandall Field with living history, period music, hayrides, storytelling and free family activities.
Broadway, Carnegie Hall and Grammy-winning recording veterans Anna Urrey and Kristi Shade explore the dreamlike colors of flute and harp in an intimate Stonington concert.
The Hoolios play the shoreline as Groton closes out summer with food trucks, games and a 6:30 p.m. bonfire at Eastern Point Beach.
Four DJs take Oyster Club's Treehouse from golden hour into the night with disco, boogie and house, plus lobster rolls, oysters, cocktails and mezcal.
There’s a reason Boyz II Men still feel like an event when they hit the stage. Their sound isn’t built on gimmicks… It’s built on
Grand Ole Opry member Mark Wills brings 19 Somethin', Wish You Were Here, Don't Laugh at Me and three decades of country hits to the intimate Wolf Den.
Blizzard of Ozz digs deep into Ozzy Osbourne's Randy Rhoads years, later solo hits and Black Sabbath classics for an outdoor night at the Rathskeller.
Stonington Vineyards Harvest Food & Wine Festival brings two days of wine, live music, food trucks and local artisans to Stonington Sept. 19–20.
Spend a weekend with Jon Pousette-Dart, Laurel Canyon, Broken Arrow and Mystic Dead while helping provide a permanent home for retired horses.
Childhood friends Alessandra Gonzalez and Daniel Villegas bring Puerto Rican and Colombian music, percussion and culture aboard two intimate Thames River cruises.
Sunday Jam Sessions at Deans Mill Farm return every Sunday through the season, bringing live local music, food trucks, and refreshing drinks to one of
Three members of Rhode Island's eight-piece Take It To The Bridge strip down the band's funk, soul, pop and rock repertoire for a free Sunday show.
Three regional big bands fill the UNITED with swing-era favorites while raising money for music education in Westerly and New London.
River Jam moves to The Hounds for a night of Bob Dylan classics and deep cuts reimagined by She Sings Dylan, with light bites included and a dog-food drive for PNC.
A Mystic-area guitarist and vocalist with more than two decades behind the microphone settles into Jeremiah’s Tavern for five Wednesdays of acoustic rock, jazz, blues and requests.
Mystic Ukulele Strummers brings together music lovers of all skill levels for weekly ukulele gatherings at Union Baptist Church in Mystic. Designed to be welcoming,
Thirsty Thursdays at Deans Mill Farm bring together live music, food trucks, and refreshing drinks for a weekly gathering in Stonington. Held throughout the season,
Trumpeter and composer Nick Di Maria joins bassist Jason Santini and drummer John Soni for an intimate trio performance at New London's new jazz room.
New London's 10-piece Franklin Brothers Band settles into The Social for two nights of deep-cut Steely Dan, '70s soul, funk, horns and original music.
Roomful of Blues co-founder Al Copley returns to the storied Knick dance floor where his musical story began, this time leading his quintet for a Friday night of swing.
New London's shape-shifting instrumental collective heads downstairs at Tox Brewing for a night of groove-heavy jazz inspired by Hancock, Davis, Hargrove and Scofield.
Rhode Island country artist Nick Casey brings The Whole Damn Band to the Rathskeller for three hours of old-school country, roots, rock and original songs.
Drag, burlesque and live music take over 33 Golden Street for an 80th-birthday celebration of Dolly Parton that raises money for her Imagination Library.
Groton firefighters take over Outer Light for a free community fundraiser featuring the new Pioneer Juicy IPA, Austin Neal, tacos, raffles, games and a bounce house.
Celebrate a decade of Mystic Museum of Art and more than a century of local art history with free galleries, artmaking, refreshments and a sunset concert on the Mystic River.
Rhode Island native Billy Gilman returns to Westerly for a 25th-anniversary concert spanning “One Voice,” his remarkable childhood career, The Voice comeback and the music that followed.
New London's 10-piece Franklin Brothers Band settles into The Social for two nights of deep-cut Steely Dan, '70s soul, funk, horns and original music.
Connecticut tribute band I Petty the Fool digs into four decades of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers for a Saturday night show at Sneekers Cafe.
Rhode Island Music Hall of Famers Steve Smith & The Nakeds bring a 10-piece horn band and more than five decades of R&B, soul and rock & roll to Down Back.