List of Popular Musicians/bands From Rhode Island
- Amazing Royal Crowns
- Angry Salad
- Arab on Radar
- Atwater-Donnelly
- Jon B.
- Badfish
- Dicky Barrett
- Belly
- Black Dice (re-located to New York City)
- Blu Cantrell
- Wendy Carlos
- Combustible Edison
- Bill Conti
- The Cowsills
- Daughters
- Deer Tick
- Draco and the Malfoys
- Sage Francis
- Fang Island
- Foxtrot Zulu
- Billy Gilman
- Scott Hamilton
- Kristin Hersh
- Honeybunch
- John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band
- Les Savy Fav (re-located to New York City)
- Lightning Bolt
- The Low Anthem
- Monty Are I
- Jeffrey Osborne
- Plan 9
- Roomful of Blues
- Senior Discount
- Six Finger Satellite
- Someday Providence
- Throwing Muses
- Velvet Crush
- Verse
- Vital Remains
- The Young Adults
- ZOX
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