Fete Music Hall in 2025 is set to be a haven for music enthusiasts with an array of exhilarating events. From the rhythmic beats of DiscoCactus to the riveting performances at the Rhode Island Caribbean American Heritage Festival, Fete Music Hall promises an eclectic mix of genres and talents. Whether it's the raw acoustic vibes of Ty Segall or the interactive gaming concert by Bit Brigade, each event crafts a unique sonic tapestry. Let's delve into what makes Fete Music Hall a must-visit venue this year.

Fete Music Hall: A Hub of Diverse Musical Experiences in 2025

Fete Music Hall is set to be the epicenter of diverse musical experiences, featuring an array of captivating performances. From the heartfelt tunes of Medium Build and Petey USA to the electrifying rock covers by Bit Brigade, the venue will resonate with remarkable talent. As the moon rises, Moon Hooch is ready to deliver their avant-garde sound, while the Rhode Island Caribbean American Heritage Festival promises to be a vibrant celebration of culture. Dive into the upcoming events that promise an unforgettable journey through soundscapes.

Unveiling Rhythms at Fete Music Hall: A Journey Through Eclectic Performances

Rhode Island Caribbean American Heritage Festival

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Moon Hooch

Bit Brigade performs rock covers of full NES game soundtracks as their gamer speedruns the game live on stage.

Bit Brigade Performs “Super Mario World” + “F-Zero” LIVE

Medium Build & Petey USA

A founding member of Harlem's A$AP Mob, FERG was initially the group's main clothing designer, but after teaming with Mob member A$AP Rocky, he became one of the crew's breakout rappers.

FERG - The DAROLD Tour North America 2025

Ty Segall Solo Acoustic

Hill House the Band

Disco Night

Motif Battle of the Bands

DiscoCactus

The Anti-Social

Rafi Gonzalez

Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - Shake the Sheets 20th Anniversary

In the two and a half decades since the release of their landmark second album Something to Write Home About, the four core members of The Get Up Kids — Matt Pryor, Jim Suptic, Rob Pope, and Ryan Pope — have explored side projects, helmed solo ventures, and held stints in high-profile bands. They’ve also started businesses, found spouses, and raised kids. Still, run into them on the streets of Lawrence, Kansas, these days, and you’ll find that — perhaps beneath a beard — each has retained the high-spirited, unwavering authenticity that fans stood feet from at basement shows before the band’s sophomore breakthrough.

The Get Up Kids - 25 Years of Something To Write Home About

Club Linx returns for the Valentine's Weekend with "Love In This Club". DJs Dymand and Corv will spin a back-to-back (B2B) set featuring Hip-Hop, World Sounds, Dance, and—of course— some R&B for the lovers. Whether you're single or with ya boo thang, let's link up during Valentine's Weekend!

Love in this Club

Camping in Alaska is a post-emo band based in Huntsville, AL. Austin Davis and Jacob Stewart started writing music together at age 15, drawing from influences of childhood-favorite bands such as Jawbreaker, Modest Mouse, and Knapsack. They started their careers in Austin’s mom’s garage and soon began playing DIY shows all around North Alabama with the addition of Ben Cape and Jacob Hill. Their breakout album about being in high school and hanging out in parking lots, please be nice, was recorded in 2013 and quickly took underground internet forums by storm after the popular YouTube channel jommeez uploaded the album, their most popular song, “c u in da ballpit,” holding 1.9 million views to date. After Ben left the band, BATHE was recorded in 2014 and picked up by Broken World Media for a cassette release in 2015.

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Rhode Island Caribbean American Heritage Festival

May 17, 2025

Moon Hooch

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