Pat McGee and Friends
Doors 6:30 PM | Show 7:30 PM
Pat McGee has a passion for bringing wildly talented people together. Since the formation of the Pat McGee Band in 1995, McGee has sought out uniquely skilled musicians to compliment his songwriting. After relocating to Rhode Island from Virginia in the early 2000’s Pat McGee added Patrick McAloon (backing vocals, guitar and mandolin) to his lineup. The two Pat’s have performed together all over the world and have a natural synergy that shines bright on and off stage.
McGee’s music, is rooted in the singer-songwriter genre but branches out to the jam band world. Pat crafts tunes that have musical familiarity with a creative stamp all his own. With Classic Rock inspired writing, McGee continues to showcase his love of melodic guitar driven music layered with soaring vocal harmonies, organic grooves and thoughtful lyrics. McGee has toured with the likes of: Allman Brothers Band, The Who, James Taylor, Fleetwood Mac, Little Feat, Counting Crows, Steve Miller and more. McGee and McAloon have plans to head into the studio in 2023 and will continue to produce McGee’s celebrated music festivals, Down The Hatch (NC) and Ocean State of Mind (RI), where McGee shares his love of fellow artists and local culture.
Highlights from the past year include Pat and John Popper playing to 2,000+ at the Capitol One Center in Tysons, VA and playing to 4,000+ with his longtime friends emmet swimming and VACO at the Filene Center at Wolf Trap. In January 2025, Pat is excited to return to the Sail Across the Sun Cruise hosted by his friend Train
Opening Act: Dan Mills
Dan Mills is a singer/songwriter, composer, writer, and director known for his thoughtful lyrics and poignant melodies. He played Carl Perkins in Broadway’s Million Dollar Quartet, and his song "Best I Could" earned a Sirius XM Coffeehouse “Singer/Songwriter Discovery of the Year” nomination. Mills’s 2017 album Something Good blended folk and Sun Records-style twang, amassing millions of Spotify streams and reaching #49 on the AMA radio chart.
Beyond music, Mills co-created and produced the animated series Gear Squad vs. Doctor Boring, directed and scored the Webby Award-winning documentary One, Ten, One Hundred, and wrote Fiction in Photographs, a song cycle released as Songs from a Failed Play. With his versatile talents, Mills continues to captivate audiences through music and storytelling.
Pat McGee has a passion for bringing wildly talented people together. Since the formation of the Pat McGee Band in 1995, McGee has sought out uniquely skilled musicians to compliment his songwriting. After relocating to Rhode Island from Virginia in the early 2000’s Pat McGee added Patrick McAloon (backing vocals, guitar and mandolin) to his lineup. The two Pat’s have performed together all over the world and have a natural synergy that shines bright on and off stage.
McGee’s music, is rooted in the singer-songwriter genre but branches out to the jam band world. Pat crafts tunes that have musical familiarity with a creative stamp all his own. With Classic Rock inspired writing, McGee continues to showcase his love of melodic guitar driven music layered with soaring vocal harmonies, organic grooves and thoughtful lyrics. McGee has toured with the likes of: Allman Brothers Band, The Who, James Taylor, Fleetwood Mac, Little Feat, Counting Crows, Steve Miller and more. McGee and McAloon have plans to head into the studio in 2023 and will continue to produce McGee’s celebrated music festivals, Down The Hatch (NC) and Ocean State of Mind (RI), where McGee shares his love of fellow artists and local culture.
Highlights from the past year include Pat and John Popper playing to 2,000+ at the Capitol One Center in Tysons, VA and playing to 4,000+ with his longtime friends emmet swimming and VACO at the Filene Center at Wolf Trap. In January 2025, Pat is excited to return to the Sail Across the Sun Cruise hosted by his friend Train
Opening Act: Dan Mills
Dan Mills is a singer/songwriter, composer, writer, and director known for his thoughtful lyrics and poignant melodies. He played Carl Perkins in Broadway’s Million Dollar Quartet, and his song "Best I Could" earned a Sirius XM Coffeehouse “Singer/Songwriter Discovery of the Year” nomination. Mills’s 2017 album Something Good blended folk and Sun Records-style twang, amassing millions of Spotify streams and reaching #49 on the AMA radio chart.
Beyond music, Mills co-created and produced the animated series Gear Squad vs. Doctor Boring, directed and scored the Webby Award-winning documentary One, Ten, One Hundred, and wrote Fiction in Photographs, a song cycle released as Songs from a Failed Play. With his versatile talents, Mills continues to captivate audiences through music and storytelling.
