Live music in Woonsocket, RI

Island Rhodes Music Festival offers a welcoming celebration of music and culture in a scenic Rhodes setting. Enjoy live performances from notable artists, discover emerging local talent, and explore a variety of food and craft vendors. The atmosphere invites music fans to connect, take in the surroundings, and create lasting memories.

Clockwork Productions presents a matinee at Alchemy featuring DMIZE, OVERTHROW, STAB, BULLZEYE, and STEP FIRST. This event brings five acts together on one bill.

Presented by the Parks and Recreation Division with support from Coastal Credit Union, My Greene Team, Pamela Hughes, Bandits Baseball Club, Dupuis Oil, and The Washington Trust Company, this free ninety minute concert brings Nickel Jukebox back to Pawtucket's Veterans Memorial Amphitheater. The returning favorite delivers Motown, blues, and rock classics with a fresh twist that keeps audiences moving. Parking is available in the City Hall lot. During the show, Parks and Recreation will collect canned and other nonperishable food items to benefit the Blackstone Valley Food Center. Performances may be canceled if inclement weather is expected, with the possibility of a rescheduled date, and updates are shared on the Pawtucket Parks and Recreation and Pawtucket's Veterans Memorial Amphitheater Facebook pages.

Karaoke takes center stage at The Black Sheep Providence with an open mic format that welcomes everyone, from casual shower singers to full-on divas. The stage is open for your moment in the spotlight, and the atmosphere encourages groups to gather, sip something smooth, and sing favorite tunes together.

Edge of Dreams brings a high-energy mix of classic rock, R&B, and rock covers to the Daggett Farm Thursday Night Concert Series. Since 2016, this Rhode Island band has delivered crowd-pleasing favorites spanning many artists, with a few easy-listening selections that suit audiences of all ages. This free 90-minute show is planned for the outdoor stage in front of Daggett Farm near Len’s Hot Dog and Seafood Haven in Slater Memorial Park. The Parks and Recreation Division will also be collecting canned goods and other non-perishable items to support the Blackstone Valley Food Center. If weather becomes a concern, performances may move to the Slater Park Pavilion, and updates will be shared on the Pawtucket Parks & Recreation and Daggett Farm Facebook pages. Support for this concert is provided by Coastal Credit Union, My Greene Team, Pamela Hughes, Bandits Baseball Club, Dupuis Oil, and The Washington Trust Company.

A local show returns to The Parlour, offering a chance to support a local event. Tickets are $10.

Step up to the mic at Tulum Mexican Restaurant & Cantina for an upbeat karaoke experience where friends can belt out everything from power ballads to 90s favorites. There is no cover, and the bar and kitchen keep the night going with food and cocktails. Expect a lively, welcoming atmosphere, big voices, and plenty of fun from the first song to the last.

This new music and movement program welcomes babies, toddlers, and preschoolers with their caregivers. It features sing-alongs, kid-friendly dancing, and interactive activities that get everyone moving together. Older siblings may take part too.

Now in its 99th year, this Greek village festival fills the weekend with the music, flavors, and traditions of Greece. It takes place rain or shine under tents on church grounds. Admission is free and open to all, with ample street parking and a complimentary shuttle service. Festival kitchens serve classics such as gyros, chicken and pork souvlaki, pastitsio, moussaka, spanakopita, and stuffed grape leaves, along with sweet favorites like loukoumades, rice pudding, kourambiedes, baklava, finikia, koulourakia, and galaktoboureko. The kafenio offers Greek coffee and frappe, a specialty baklava cheesecake, and selections like ouzo, Mavrodaphne, Metaxa, and mastiha. Live Greek music by Georgios Karatzas and Athenian Entertainment sets the tone for dancing. The Greek Pride Dance Troupe presents traditional dances in regional attire, with opportunities for audience participation. Baking demonstrations showcase techniques for working with phyllo to create treats such as baklava and spanakopita. An indoor marketplace features imported goods from Greece alongside work by local artists. Guided church tours share insights into Orthodoxy and Byzantine history. On-site QR codes provide details on the menu, social media handles, the ad book, and the schedule for all three days.

Every Friday features four separate rounds of music bingo at ISCO, with drinks available and a soundtrack of favorite songs. Attendees can test their luck and see if their card wins a round.

Friday nights at Track 15 become a relaxed celebration of Rhode Island creativity, featuring 20 weeks of live local music alongside painters, poets, makers, and more. Pick up dinner from vendors, enjoy a cold drink, and spread out on the lawn for a set or stay for the whole evening. The series is free, open to all ages, and filled with local talent.

A family-friendly celebration featuring music, food, crafts, art, and performances, with plenty more to experience throughout the day. Vendors interested in reserving space can email Candida@sccri.org. Sponsorship packages are available; for details, contact Archie Johnson.

Music Bingo at Sullivan's Publick House pairs upbeat music with a casual, social atmosphere. Enjoy an easygoing evening with food available and opportunities to win prizes. Whether you are a music buff or simply there for the fun, there is something for everyone.