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Kotoko Brass live at Roger Williams Park Boat lawn House (Saturday Evening)

Sat, Jul 25

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1000 Elmwood Ave

Providence World Music Presents Kotoko Brass live at Roger Williams Park Boatlawn House on Saturday July 25th, 2026 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

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Kotoko Brass live at Roger Williams Park Boat lawn House (Saturday Evening)
Kotoko Brass live at Roger Williams Park Boat lawn House (Saturday Evening)

Time & Location

Jul 25, 2026, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

1000 Elmwood Ave, 1000 Elmwood Ave, Providence, RI 02907, USA

About the event

Please join us for a celebration of Ghana traditional modern music from the amazing group Kotoko Brass based out of Cambridge/ Boston.


We are thrilled to welcome Kotoko Brass back to Providence to perform live music.


About Kotoko Brass:


Inspired by the traditional drum rhythms of Ghana, Kotoko Brass has created a unique, joyful, and improvisational style of West African dance music described by the Boston Globe as“propulsive, infectious party music”. The drums provide the heart and soul of Kotoko Brass —merging syncopated African percussion polyrhythms with hard-hitting dance grooves on the drumset. The horns blend traditional sounds of New Orleans with the famous West African brass band sound heard from Ghana to Nigeria, and the keyboard, guitar, and bass evoke classicAfrican and Caribbean styles of highlife, afrobeat, and reggae. A celebratory and energetic synthesis of music, people, and cultures from around the world, Kotoko Brass features musicians from Ghana,…


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PVD World Music Institute is supported in part by:

 

NEFA | Rhode Island Council for the Arts | Providence Department for Arts, Culture and Tourism | Papito Opportunities Connection I Providence Innovation District Park | Troop | Farm Fresh RI | Nick Bauler |

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 PVD World Music aims to promote, celebrate and enrich the musical traditions and arts of African refugees and immigrants in Rhode Island for present and future generations. Each year, we host over 30 concerts free of charge to the public and in diverse communities in Rhode Island. We also host a five-day African Film and Arts Festival through Providence. 

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