Live music in Groton, CT

Kieran Davey delivers live music that blends rock favorites from the 60s through the 2000s with pop and current hits. The set is shaped by the crowd and atmosphere, matching the mood in real time and creating a relaxed backdrop suited to a vineyard setting.

Taking the stage at The Kate - Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, Vintage Vixens celebrates the sounds and spirit of the 1960s with an all-female lineup and a high energy show. The group began when a longtime booking agent who loved the era picked up the bass to play her favorite tunes, then gathered like-minded musicians to bring them to life. Their set spans the decade, from soulful Motown rhythms to British Invasion favorites, delivered with powerful vocals, tight harmonies, and a lively presence. The band features Amy on guitar and vocals, Alice on keyboards, Carol on drums, Jasmine on lead vocals, and Linda on bass, channeling a flower power vibe that inspires smiles and singalongs.

Rush appears at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut.

Children ages 18 months to 3 years and their caregivers can enjoy an active storytime featuring stories, fingerplays, music, and more. Registration is not required.

An acoustic duo performs songs spanning the 1970s to today, with music across classic rock, rock, country, blues, and middle-of-the-road styles, including both familiar hits and deeper cuts.

The fun returns to Groton with another night built to rock. It is always a great time, with high energy from start to finish. Excitement is already building to see everyone again.

Night Ranger brings its rock sound to Great Cedar at Foxwoods, with well-known hits including “Sister Christian” and “Don’t Tell Me You Love Me.”