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The Wood Brothers put Infinity Hall Hartford on their 2027 winter run

The trio's newly announced winter tour reaches Front Street on Sunday, March 7, with tickets at $46 to $66 in a 500-seat room.

By On at 8 Staff · Contributor · November 7, 2026
The Wood Brothers put Infinity Hall Hartford on their 2027 winter run
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Winter tours by roots bands usually skip past Hartford on the way to Boston or New York. This one stops on Front Street. The Wood Brothers announced their 2027 winter dates last month, and Infinity Hall Hartford is on the list.

The Wood Brothers play Infinity Hall Hartford on Sunday, March 7, 2027, at 8 p.m. The date was announced Oct. 20. Tickets are $46 to $66 through See Tickets. The hall holds about 500.

The run, laid out by JamBase, keeps the trio in the Southeast and Northeast through February and March. It opens Feb. 4 at Duling Hall in Jackson, Mississippi, and ends March 13 at the Capitol Theatre in Rome, New York, so Hartford comes near the end. General on-sales opened Oct. 23, which means seats for March 7 are already moving.

There's no new album attached to this run. The band's most recent studio record is *Puff of Smoke*, released in August 2025, and they've been touring behind it since. A fall run that opens Nov. 11 in Charlottesville and goes through Dec. 11 bridges into the winter dates. By March those songs will have more than a year and a half of road on them, and that's often when a band's catalog sounds best live. The newer material sits alongside a deep back catalog, including a single the band recorded with Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks, "Never and Always."

The room is a big part of the appeal. Infinity Hall Hartford sits at 32 Front Street, across from the convention center and the science center, and it is a 500-seat hall with a mezzanine offering premium seating and full bistro service. It was the second Infinity Hall, after owner Dan Hincks's original in Norfolk, and was built with help from the state as part of the push to make Front Street an entertainment district. Hartford Business reported the $5.2 million project was funded through a consortium of state money, private investors and developer HB Nitkin Group.

A seated, 500-capacity room with dinner service suits a trio like this. It's a listening room, built for exactly the kind of show where you want to hear every note of the upright bass.

A Sunday night on Front Street, with dinner on the mezzanine and the Wood Brothers on stage.

Practical notes: it's a Sunday, so plan dinner early if you want the bistro. The venue is just minutes off I-91 and I-84, which helps for anyone coming from outside the city. And because tickets went on sale in late October, don't wait for March.

The Wood Brothers have a lot of rooms to choose from on a winter run. Picking this one is a small vote of confidence in Hartford as a stop. Show up and prove them right.

Sources: Infinity Hall Hartford – Infinity Music Hall & Bistro (infinityhall.com); The Wood Brothers Roll Out 2027 Winter Tour Dates – JamBase (jambase.com); Wood Brothers Puff of Smoke tour 2025 – Live for Live Music (liveforlivemusic.com); Wood Brothers collaborate with Susan Tedeschi & Derek Trucks on new single ‘Never and Always’ – Live for Live Music (liveforlivemusic.com); Gov. Malloy: Infinity Music Hall coming to Hartford – CT DECD (portal.ct.gov); Infinity Hall eyes Front Street – Hartford Business Journal (hartfordbusiness.com); Infinity Hall – Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org); The Wood Brothers – See Tickets (prod-nts-api.seeticketsusa.us)

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