Sounds of April & Randall live in Hartford

Experience Sounds of April & Randall live on September 10th

Sounds of April & Randall perform a blend of indie-folk and Americana, characterized by layered vocal harmonies, acoustic instrumentation—often featuring guitar, mandolin, and banjo—and introspective songwriting. Their music explores themes of nature, memory, and personal connection. They have been actively performing regionally since 2018, building a following through intimate venues and festival appearances.

The Butler-Mccook House & Garden is a historic house museum located in Hartford, Connecticut. Originally constructed in 1785 for John Butler, a prominent merchant, the Federal-style home was later occupied by Elizabeth Hartt McCook and her family for over a century beginning in 1865. The property showcases both architectural history and evolving domestic life across generations.

The garden surrounding the house is significant as one of Connecticut’s oldest continuously operating gardens, retaining many features dating back to the 19th century. It includes Victorian-era plantings alongside more contemporary additions. The site is maintained by the Antiquarian & Historical Society, dedicated to preserving Hartford’s heritage. Concerts are occasionally held on the grounds utilizing the garden's natural ambiance as a backdrop.