Rob Duguay is a freelance writer based in Newport, focusing on local music and cultural events in the United States. His work has been featured in various publications such as The Connecticut Examiner, Pawtucket Times, Independent Newspapers, and more. Rob's articles cover a range of topics including live music, album reviews, and interviews with musicians.
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Rob Duguay’s work is heavily focused on event coverage and entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on local music and live performances in the Newport area. Those looking to pitch him should keep this geographic focus in mind.
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“Fridges won't [solve food insecurity]” said Reggy Saint Fortcolin in his first interview with CT Examiner.
By: Rob Duguay
Westerly has a very underrated music scene, especially when it comes to the styles of folk, jazz and blues. There are an array of acts who perform on a regular
By: Rob Duguay
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By: Rob Duguay
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By: Rob Duguay
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New York City native turned Nashville resident Sarah Jarosz will bring her mix of folk, Americana and roots music to Westerly’s United Theatre on Sunday, September 1.
By: Rob Duguay
Ever since 1998, the Pawtucket Arts Festival has been a vibrant showcase of local art and creativity. With numerous events taking place, there’s a celebration happening with family-friendly fun being conveyed through dance, live music, theatrical productions, film screenings and visual art among other mediums. This year’s edition of the festival is occurring in various locations throughout the city from August 31 to September 8. As part of the initial weekend setting the foundation for the extravaganza, the River Bend East Songwriters Festival is going down on August 30 & 31 at the Slater Mill National Historic Site located on 67 Roosevelt Avenue. With the first day happening from 6:30 - 9pm and the second day occurring from 12-4pm, there’s going to be a stacked lineup of local talent exhibiting their craft.
A rundown of live music and venues in Connecticut this September by Rob Duguay.
Molly Maguires, a Providence folk rock group with Westerly native JJ Sorensen on guitar and vocals, recently released its latest album “You Were Right All Along,” which took on a new meaning when Kristie Bezreh, who helped collaborate on the record, died in a car accident before the album could be released.
By: Rob Duguay
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