Live music in Cumberland, RI

Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson appear on the same bill at Xfinity Center, with both artists featured in one show.

Presented by the City of Attleboro and the Park Commission, Summer Concerts in the Park brings live music to the Ray Conniff Bandstand. The lineup features Kevin Herchen, Matt York, the Southeastern Massachusetts Community Concert Band, Retro Rockets, Edge of Dreams, The Corvairs, Vinyl Frontier, Bare Bones Big Band, and Andy Solberg. Admission is free, and guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating. This program is supported by the S.M. Stone Memorial Trust Fund, the Ernest H. Augat Fund, and the Massachusetts Cultural Council. For questions, contact Terry Conti at the Park Department at 774-203-1865.

The Wolfpack brings pop, rock, and country covers full of style and swagger. Recognized as one of New England's top party bands, they perform classics that span from yesterday to today.

Marilyn Manson brings a tension charged, visually striking performance to Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Massachusetts, shaping an immersive, carefully controlled soundscape. The Beautiful People lands with precision, while darker tracks deliberately slow the pace to deepen the atmosphere. The set draws the crowd in and keeps the focus on mood, detail, and impact.

The Parlour Providence hosts a lineup featuring Mad Caddies with The Supervillains and Joey Harkum. Mad Caddies are long associated with California’s third wave of ska, and their music blends bright, buoyant ska with touches of reggae, punk, pop, surf, and even traditional jazz. Over the years they have carried this versatile sound to stages around the globe. In 2018 they released Punk Rocksteady, a covers collection honoring four decades of punk, reimagining twelve songs in their own style.

Karaoke fills Tulum Mexican Restaurant & Cantina with big voices and an upbeat vibe. The mic is open for everything from soaring ballads to 90s throwbacks and more. There is no cover, and the restaurant and cantina serve food and cocktails. These karaoke nights take place on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays.

The kickoff of Pawtucket Art Fest unfolds with a party presented by Pawtucket Art Collaborative and hosted by The Guild Brewery. Attendees may arrive in everyday clothing or lean into steampunk style. Expect an evening focused on art, music, and prizes.

Salsa on the Bridge brings an open-air Latin dance experience to the Providence Pedestrian Bridge in collaboration with Del Alma Dance Company. Everyone is welcome, from newcomers to seasoned dancers, and no partner is needed. Expect upbeat music, plenty of social dancing, and a welcoming community vibe with views of the Providence skyline. Comfortable shoes, positive energy, and a love of rhythm and movement are encouraged.

Track 15 hosts a summer-long Friday evening series that mixes performances by local musicians with contributions from poets, makers, painters, and others. Spanning a twenty week run, it spotlights Rhode Island creativity in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Food from local vendors and cold beverages create a picnic style vibe, and the lawn offers a comfortable place to take in a single set or linger for the entire night. Admission is free and open to all ages, with a strong focus on homegrown talent.

Qualifying Round 4 of the Battle of the Bands takes place at Medici, where four bands compete for a spot in the PVD Fest final that will determine this year's winner. The lineup features Teevio and the Aces, Ike Dee + the 3, The XTet, and Secert Joy. The venue offers food and features a cocktail menu.

Cap off the library’s summer reading program with a kid-friendly party featuring music, balloons, games, and other activities. It offers a warm sendoff to the season while acknowledging all the reading accomplished by participants.

Music takes center stage at Sullivans Publick House with a bingo twist. Enjoy upbeat tunes in a welcoming setting while playing for prizes. It is a casual way to relax with a friendly crowd and food, and it suits dedicated music lovers as well as anyone simply looking for easygoing fun.

Pitbull and Lil Jon perform live at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, MA. The event features both artists on the same stage in concert.

The Murder Junkies are back at Alchemy with a bill that also features The Frenzy of Tongs and Typhoid Mary Scumbari. The show brings all three acts together on one stage.

TLC, Salt-N-Pepa, and En Vogue come together for a live concert at Xfinity Center in Mansfield, MA, featuring performances from all three acts.

Karaoke takes center stage at The Black Sheep Providence with an open mic that welcomes every kind of singer, from first timers to full-on divas. Bring your crew, grab a drink, and turn an ordinary night into a Friday-worthy celebration.

Stone Cold Gypsies performs at the Blackstone Boulevard Trolley Shelter as part of an annual free concert series. Registration is recommended.

This weekly blues jam has been part of the Providence music scene on and off for more than thirty years. The Fillmore band hosts, and admission is free every Wednesday.

VU Lounge hosts karaoke where anyone, from confident singers to casual crooners, can step up and perform favorite tracks. This lively night takes place on Wednesdays and Sundays and offers plenty of opportunities for solos or group singalongs.