Alexandra Kay comes back to the Providence area, four years and a lot of radio later

The country singer last played this market at Xfinity Center in 2022; on Monday, Nov. 16 she's at Six String Grill & Stage in Foxborough, for $23.40.

The last time Alexandra Kay played to a crowd in this market, it was June 4, 2022, at Xfinity Center in Mansfield, the kind of summer amphitheater date where a lot of people are still finding their seats. Her next one is a Monday night in a room built for country fans who come early and stay late.

Alexandra Kay plays Six String Grill & Stage in Foxborough on Monday, Nov. 16, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $23.40 through Ticketmaster, and the ticket listing presents the night under the Country 102.5 banner. The show was announced Oct. 7. Six String holds about 1,300, which means this is a far closer look at Kay than that amphitheater afternoon allowed.

That price is worth pausing on. Twenty-odd dollars for a headliner in a club this size, on a weeknight, is the sort of ticket that turns into a group text before the weekend is over. If you've been meaning to see her and keep missing the window, this is the cheap, easy version.

A lot has changed for Kay in the four-plus years since that Mansfield date. Her current album, *Second Wind*, arrived in October 2025 on BBR Music Group's Wheelhouse Records, according to MusicRow. Its single "Straight For The Heart" has been her biggest radio hit to date, as Rockshot Magazine reported when she announced what it called her biggest UK and European headline tour yet, following an appearance at BST Hyde Park in London.

That overseas run is set for spring 2027, with dates listed at Dublin's 3Olympia Theatre and elsewhere across the UK and Europe. Before that, she has a stateside run of her own: a "One Woman Show" tour that kicks off in mid-January 2027 in Columbus, Ohio. So the Foxborough date lands in a gap between chapters, after a year of *Second Wind* on the road and before the next push.

Twenty-odd dollars for a headliner in a club this size, on a weeknight, is the sort of ticket that turns into a group text.

What that means for a Monday crowd: expect the songs that got her here, and a singer who has spent the last year playing bigger stages in more places than she had in 2022. *Second Wind* is the record to cue up before you go, and "Straight For The Heart" is the one most of the room will know word for word.

Six String Grill & Stage is a natural fit for this kind of night. It's a dedicated country room in Foxborough, a short drive for most of greater Providence, and at around 1,300 capacity it's big enough to feel like an event while still close enough that the back of the room can see the stage. A radio-backed show there tends to draw people who listen to the station on the way in and sing along on the way out.

Doors and start time details beyond the 7 p.m. listing are worth checking on the ticket page before you leave, especially on a work night with traffic in the mix.

Four years is a long time between visits for an artist whose audience has grown this much. Go on the Monday, and you'll get to say you saw her in the small room before the next tour cycle pulls her somewhere bigger.

Sources: Alexandra Kay to catch Second Wind this October — MusicRow (musicrow.com); Alexandra Kay Announces Biggest UK & European Headline Tour To Date Following BST Hyde Park Triumph — Rockshot Magazine (rockshotmagazine.com); Alexandra Kay — 3Olympia Theatre (3olympia.ie); Alexandra Kay plots One Woman Show tour — The Music Universe (themusicuniverse.com); Tickets — Ticketmaster/TicketWeb (ticketmaster.evyy.net); JamBase listing (jambase.com)