A MEMORY
OF A LIFETIME
We Will Make Your day Special

JamFest celebrates all music festivals and the artists that play them every year!
We will make your Day Special, A Memory of a Lifetime!
WEEKLY SHOWS
RADIO SHOWS
JamFest has weekly shows that include What is Hip?! and Project Reggaeologist on Sundays. NewGrass Radio airs every Monday Night with a historic live show played on Tuesday Nights on Live Nuggets. On Wednesday’s, Live From The Vault plays a full length Classic Live Album and Thursday Night is always Festival Night on Festival Radio where JamFest plays only live music from Music Festivals. Friday Night is Club Night that goes into Tomorrowland all night long and Saturday Night is the world famous Live Phish Dance Party that begins at 7PM each week. And, the Sunday Spunday Radio Show takes us into Sunday Morning each week! JamFest is Exclusively available at Tune In.
Project Reggaeologist
Sunday Nights at 10pm EST
What is Hip?!
Gospel Lunch at 1230pm EST & What is Hip?! Till 6pm EST
NewGrass
Begins at 9pm EST Every Monday Night!
All Things Considered Live
Monday's Beginning at 7pm EST
Live Nuggets
9PM EST Every Tuesday Night!
Live From The Vault
9PM EST Every Wednesday Night!
Club Night
Club Opens at 9PM EST on Friday Nights
Festival Radio
Thursdays at 9pm EST All Night Long!
Sunday Spunday
1AM EST Sunday's Until about 9AM EST
FOUR (4) Times Daily/Nightly
Hurray For The Riff Raff Live In Concert, SXSW 2017 | All Things Considered Live
“I’m ready for the world,” Alynda Lee Segarra sings in the chorus of the rousing “Hungry Ghost” — and her band’s set told that simple truth again and again. In the past seven or eight years, Hurray For The Riff Raff has blossomed slowly but fully, transforming its sound from intense-but-delicate one-woman bedroom recording
Peter Gabriel from The Spectrum in 1987 | Live Nuggets
Live soundboard recording of Peter Gabriel – Spectrum-Live In Philadelphia is from July 21, 1987. It was record at The Spectrum in Philadelphia
Fela Ransome-Kuti and the Africa ’70 with Ginger Baker, ‘Live!’ (1971) | Live From The Vault
Though already celebrated as one of rock’s greatest drummers from a three-year run in Cream and Blind Faith, Ginger Baker’s curiosity brought him from England to war-embattled Nigeria to learn more about rhythm. “I don’t dance,” he said about hearing his old friend Fela Kuti’s new band Africa 70, “but I just had to dance to Fela’s stuff.” This intimate collaboration was actually recorded in Abbey Road studio instead of a traditional rock venue, but was electric nonetheless. Said Baker in his autobigraphy, “an audience of 150 crammed into a large studio…with colored spotlights dancing about the walls to give it the feel of a proper live gig.” Baker and Afrobeat bricklayer Tony Allen handle the grooves, and one of the world’s funkiest bands gets a little free-rock pummel. Christopher R. Weingarten
Widespread Panic from Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO 06.30.2002 | Live Nuggets
Widespread Panic delivered another iconic show this week for their “Never Miss a Sunday Show” archival concert series.
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Just Played & Playing Now!
Read the Set List ‘From The Bottom, To The Top’
- Phish – Joy
- Phish – Soul Planet
- Phish – Mercury > Say It To Me S.A.N.T.O.S.
- Phish – Friday
- Phish – Piper
- Phish – Sample In A Jar
- Phish – Death Don’t Hurt Very Long
- Phish – Ghost
- Phish – Bathtub Gin
- Phish – No Men In No Man’s Land
- Phish – Jam
- Phish – Pebbles And Marbles
- Phish – 12.Esther
- Phish – Tweezer > Prince Caspian
- Phish – David Bowie
- Phish – Halley’s Comet
- Phish – Winterqueen
- Phish – Jesus Just Left Chicago
- Phish – 46 Days
- Unknown – Contact
- Unknown – Frankenstein
- Phish – Water In The Sky
- Monty Python – The Fish Head Song
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