Live Music Lineup for April – CT Examiner
Fairfield Theatre Company, Sollee and his band are set to deliver an unforgettable show on April 27th. Known for his versatility in the music scene, Sollee combines bluegrass and folk influences with his adept cello skills to create a unique sound that captivates audiences. His passion for music extends beyond performance, as he has also delved into composing for various projects and is an enthusiastic cyclist.
Robert Cray, a legendary figure in the blues genre, is scheduled to perform on April 9th at Ridgefield Playhouse. With a career spanning over five decades, Cray has solidified his reputation as one of the top songwriters in the blues world. Hits like “Phone Booth” and “Smoking Gun” have resonated with fans for years, showcasing his exceptional talent. A live performance by Robert Cray and his band promises a remarkable experience for any blues enthusiast, making it a must-see event for music lovers.
Another noteworthy event in April is the Explosions In The Sky concert on April 11th at District Music Hall in Norwalk. Emerging in the late 1990s from Austin, Texas, Explosions In The Sky played a pivotal role in the post-rock movement that gained popularity in the early 2000s. Their latest album, “End,” released in 2023, sets the tone for their upcoming tour, themed around finality. Fans can expect a mesmerizing performance that captures the essence of the band’s signature sound and style.
Lespecial, a band known for their inventive prog-rock sound, will be hosting back-to-back shows on April 18th and 19th at Park City Music Hall in Bridgeport. Hailing from Millerton, New York, and Southern Connecticut, Lespecial brings a unique blend of musical influences to their live performances. The upcoming shows are anticipated to be a one-of-a-kind experience, with each night featuring diverse acts like Strange Machines and Carlo Sine, promising a dynamic and engaging atmosphere for attendees.
John Oates, renowned for his work in the iconic duo Hall & Oates, will take the stage on April 25th at The Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center in Old Saybrook. In recent years, Oates has revisited his roots in folk and Americana music, offering audiences an intimate and storytelling experience. Witnessing John Oates share the narratives behind his beloved songs creates a personal connection with the audience, showcasing his musical journey and evolution over the years.
In conclusion, the live music scene in April is filled with an array of exciting performances and events across Connecticut. From blues legends to post-rock pioneers, each artist brings a unique and captivating experience to music enthusiasts. Whether you’re a fan of traditional blues, experimental rock, or intimate storytelling, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in the upcoming month of April. Don’t miss out on these exceptional live music opportunities that promise to deliver unforgettable moments and memories for all attendees.