John Adamian

British prog rock band King Crimson, country singer Tim McGraw and rapper Fetty Wap are among this week’s concert announcements for Connecticut.

Space Camp’s sound dwells in harsh realms of doom, noise and sludge, with occasional warped boogie-woogie piano-pounding thrown into the mix.

The band Spite is a black-clad upside-down-cross-slinging demon-growling head-banging machine. The title track off their new album, “The Root of All Evil,” is a howling meditation on hatred, violence and the lack of order in the world.

The Bay Area’s OM plays heavy and drony long-form psychedelic rock with lots of low end.

Among this week’s concert announcements for upcoming Connecticut shows: Sugarland, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Sam Hunt, Nas and Jackson Browne.

Janet Jackson will play Foxwoods, Melanie Martinez heads to the Oakdale, Deftones will perform at Bridgeport’s Harbor Yard Amphitheater and more Connecticut concert announcements this week.

Macy Gray, 5 Seconds of Summer, Incubus and 311 are among this week’s upcoming concerts in Connecticut.

Spotlights was founded by the husband and wife duo Mario (guitar, synths, vocals) and Sarah Quintero (bass, guitar, vocals). Chris Enriquez joins them on drums.

Eric Hnatow and Haley Morgan comprise Home Body, a fever-pop duo from Western Mass.

Rapper Wiki will be at the Webster Underground on Feb. 8.

See Ryan Montbleau perform solo at Infinity Hall in Norfolk on Feb. 7 at 8 p.m.

Christopher Paul Stelling’s new album, Best of Luck, is produced by Ben Harper. See Stelling at Space Ballroom on Feb. 12.

Recently announced concerts in Connecticut include the Dave Matthews Band and Daughtry are at Mohegan Sun, Fabolous will be at the Oakdale and Lil’ Kim will be at Foxwoods.

The future-funk band Lettuce initially began when the members were students at Berklee College, asking club owners to "let us play."

Richard Thompson will be at the Warehouse in Fairfield on Feb. 4.

See the hip-hop duo Atmosphere at College Street Music Hall, 238 College St., New Haven, on Jan. 25.

Degrader headlines a bill of six bands at Webster Theater, 31 Webster St., Hartford, on Jan 25

Julian Lynch, lead guitarist for the indie band Real Estate, recently released his first new record since 2013.

Brantley Gilbert comes to Foxwoods Resort Casino on Jan. 25.

Richard Lloyd comes to Cafe Nine on Jan. 24.