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WinterWonderGrass Steamboat Reveals Its 10th Anniversary Lineup, Led by String Cheese Incident, Trampled by Turtles and Kitchen Dwellers

by JamFestNewGrass Radio
Festival Lineup

WinterWonderGrass Steamboat Reveals Its 10th Anniversary Lineup, Led by String Cheese Incident, Trampled by Turtles and Kitchen Dwellers

Three days of jam bands, bluegrass, and acoustic roots music return to the Colorado mountains March 5 to 7, 2027.

Dates: March 5 to 7, 2027 Place: Steamboat Springs, Colorado Milestone: 10th year in Steamboat

WinterWonderGrass has announced the lineup for the 10th anniversary of its Steamboat edition, and it is a big one. The premier three day winter outdoor music festival, which blends jam bands, bluegrass, and acoustic roots music, takes place March 5th through the 7th, 2027, in the mountain resort town of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The festival began in Edwards, Colorado, in 2013, moved to Avon the next year, and landed in Steamboat in 2017, and founder Scotty Stoughton says ten years in Steamboat have gone by in a blink.

Historic Headliners

The headline news is The String Cheese Incident. The Colorado jamgrass pioneers will make their first ever WinterWonderGrass appearance, and it will be their first performance in the town of Steamboat Springs since 2002. They are joined at the top of the bill by two acts at the progressive acoustic heart of the festival, Trampled by Turtles and the Kitchen Dwellers. The festival is the anchor of String Cheese’s winter 2027 run, which also includes two nights at Belly Up Aspen on March 6th and 7th.

A first WinterWonderGrass for String Cheese, a first Steamboat visit in a quarter century, and ten years of mountain bluegrass.

The Rest of the Bill

The 2027 lineup brings twenty seven artists across four stages over the weekend. Notable names confirmed include Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country, the Jerry Douglas Band, Shadowgrass, The Brothers Comatose, Hayes Carll, and BoomBox, along with Magoo, Bronwyn Keith-Hynes, and Pickin’ On The Dead featuring Rob Eaton, WinterWonderWomen, and Johnny Mullenax. Lindsay Lou will serve as the festival’s artist at large. The organizers say more acts are also booked.

Passes

Passes are on sale now through the festival box office. The announcement also kicked off with a free, all ages lineup celebration at Snow Bowl in Steamboat on October 7th, featuring members of Heads All Empty and special guests.

Coming Up Monday on JamFest

The NewGrass Radio Show, Music Without Rules

Get in the mountain mood early with Monday night’s NewGrass Radio Show on JamFest. It is a show for traditional artists and also features the new generation of amazing artists creating blends of Music Without Rules, the same spirit that fills the WinterWonderGrass stages.

NewGrass Radio starts at 9 PM Eastern on Monday night and runs for six hours of nonstop bluegrass for longtime fans and newcomers alike, from the legends who built the music to the contemporary artists carrying it forward.

Listen on JamFest Radio

Ten Winters Strong

See you in Steamboat. Keep up with the jam scene on JamFest Radio.

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Brooklyn’s Warehouse Circuit Keeps the Night Going With the SGX After Party Featuring Santiago Bermudez and OSDI

by Club NightJamFestSunday Spunday
After Hours

Brooklyn’s Warehouse Circuit Keeps the Night Going With the SGX After Party Featuring Santiago Bermudez and OSDI

An early morning marathon of underground house and techno takes over an industrial space in East Williamsburg, and tonight JamFest carries the party on the air.

Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026 Time: 4 AM to 10 AM Ages: 21 and over

While most of the city sleeps, Brooklyn’s underground dance scene is just getting started. The SGX Brooklyn Warehouse After Party launched early this morning, Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 4 AM and is scheduled to run deep into the morning until 10 AM. It is a pure after hours experience, pitched as the continuation of the night for people who want to keep dancing after the clubs close.

The Room and the Lineup

The party is hosted at an industrial space at 20 Meadow Street, in the East Williamsburg and Bushwick industrial area of Brooklyn, a neighborhood long associated with warehouse culture. The bill features extended, early morning marathon sets from underground house and techno selectors Santiago Bermudez and OSDI, with the music billed as house with heavy basslines and nonstop energy. The event, produced by Still Guud, is for ages 21 and over with valid ID required. Advance tickets were tiered, ranging from roughly twenty three to forty five dollars, with a limited free entry window early in the night.

Six hours, two selectors, and a warehouse in Brooklyn that does not believe in closing time.

Take the Party With You Tonight on JamFest

If you are not in Brooklyn, or you want to keep the energy going once the sun is fully up, JamFest has the dance floor covered tonight. Club Night kicks off at 10 PM with studio DJ sets, remixes, and all types of EDM music every Saturday night, plus sounds from the best music festivals on the planet. When it wraps, Sunday Spunday takes over for the late night stretch, keeping the party going all night long from 2 AM Eastern into Sunday morning around 9 AM Eastern.

Tonight

Club Night

10 PM Eastern

DJing in the studio, remixes, and all types of EDM music every Saturday night, and from the best music festivals on the planet.

Late Night

Sunday Spunday

2 AM to about 9 AM Eastern

The party continues all night long from 2 AM Eastern into Sunday morning around 9 AM Eastern.

Details on the Brooklyn event are available on the event listing, and the radio party is a click away at JamFest Radio.

Keep Dancing

From a Brooklyn warehouse at dawn to Club Night and Sunday Spunday after dark. Tune in at JamFest Radio.

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Widespread Panic Descend Into Dante’s Inferno in New Orleans With Seven Debut Covers and a First “Sympathy for the Devil” Since 2020

by JamFest
Halloween Recap

Widespread Panic Descend Into Dante’s Inferno in New Orleans With Seven Debut Covers and a First “Sympathy for the Devil” Since 2020

The band wrapped its Halloween run at the UNO Lakefront Arena with a concept show built around the nine circles of Hell.

Venue: UNO Lakefront Arena, New Orleans Finale: Saturday, October 31, 2026 Theme: Dante’s Inferno

Widespread Panic have a long history of turning Halloween into an event, and this year in New Orleans they built the whole night around a descent into Hell. The band just concluded its multi night Halloween run at the UNO Lakefront Arena with a show structured around the nine circles of Dante’s Inferno, packed with band first cover debuts and capped by a rare encore of the Rolling Stones’ “Sympathy for the Devil,” the first time they had played it since 2020. With only a New Year’s Eve run in Charlotte, North Carolina, left on the 2026 calendar, it was a dramatic way to close out the year’s big theatrical statement.

A Concept Show in Nine Circles

The Saturday, October 31st finale followed Dante and his guide Virgil down through the circles of Hell, with the band’s song choices marking each level. Costumes carried the story. Dave Schools played the Devil, Duane Trucks was Papa Legba, JoJo Hermann dressed as LSU coach Lane Kiffin, Sunny Ortiz was Julius Caesar, and Nick Johnson played Judas. Freddie King’s “Going Down” served as a recurring marker between circles. The night before, Friday’s encore had hinted at what was coming by pairing Talking Heads’ “Heaven” with Drivin N Cryin’s “Straight to Hell.”

The first set opened with “Down” and Jimmy Cliff’s “Sitting in Limbo” for the first circle, then dropped into the Doors’ “Break On Through (To the Other Side)” for Lust, the first debut of the night. It continued with “Bust It Big,” ZZ Top’s “Tush,” Parliament Funkadelic’s “Red Hot Mama,” and Warren Zevon’s “Lawyers, Guns and Money.” The second set began with an audio clip from the film Network and Twisted Sister’s “We’re Not Gonna Take It,” another debut, before moving through Meat Puppets’ “Lake of Fire,” a first since 2018, along with “Papa Legba,” Hendrix’s “Machine Gun,” and Talking Heads’ “Life During Wartime.” “Going Down” was teased throughout the set and finally played in full as a debut.

Seven band first debuts, three bust outs, and nine circles of Hell, all in one night in New Orleans.

The Debuts

The covers were the headline. Across the run the band debuted the Doors’ “Break On Through (To the Other Side),” Twisted Sister’s “We’re Not Gonna Take It,” the Don Nix song “Going Down,” Willie Dixon’s “Down in the Bottom,” and Curtis Mayfield’s “(Don’t Worry) If There’s a Hell Below We’re All Going to Go,” which carried the show to its ninth level. The encore added two more firsts, Dolly Parton’s “Halos and Horns,” a tribute to the recent loss of the country legend, and Black Sabbath’s “Lord of This World.” Before “Sympathy for the Devil,” Hermann’s Lane Kiffin character quit the show on stage, a nod to the coach’s real departure for LSU, and then the band delivered the Stones classic, the first since January 2020.

What’s Next

Widespread Panic have two shows left in 2026, a New Year’s Eve run in Charlotte, North Carolina, on December 30th and 31st. The 2027 schedule is sparse so far, with Panic en la Playa Catorce in Mexico the only date announced.

All Good Things Must Descend

Next stop, Charlotte for New Year’s Eve. Keep up with the jam scene on JamFest Radio.

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Mountain Grass Unit Bring the Appalachian Smoke Tour to Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia on November 11

by JamFestNewGrass Radio
Live Preview

Mountain Grass Unit Bring the Appalachian Smoke Tour to Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia on November 11

The rising jamgrass quartet from Birmingham, Alabama, rolls through Fishtown on a tour supporting its debut studio album.

Date: Wednesday, November 11, 2026 Venue: Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia Show: 8 PM, ages 18 and over

One of the most exciting young bands in progressive bluegrass is headed to Philadelphia. Mountain Grass Unit will play Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at 8 PM as a key stop on their late autumn Appalachian Smoke Tour, which supports their debut studio album of the same name on Dualtone Records. The date is an 18 and over show at the indoor club and entertainment room in the Fishtown neighborhood, and it is set to be a high energy night for folk traditionalists and jam band fans alike.

Who Is Mountain Grass Unit

Mountain Grass Unit is an acoustic quartet from Birmingham, Alabama, whose original members built their bond through childhood jam sessions. The lineup features Drury Anderson on mandolin and vocals, Luke Black on guitar, Sam Wilson on upright bass, and Josiah Nelson on fiddle. They have won the IBMA Momentum Award for Band of the Year, and they are known for a high energy jamgrass style that blends traditional bluegrass flatpicking with forward looking improvisation.

Traditional flatpicking meets forward looking improvisation, from a band that grew up jamming together in Birmingham.

The Album and the Road

Appalachian Smoke, the band’s first full length studio album, was produced by six time Grammy winner Vance Powell and released in late August. The thirteen track record includes guest appearances from Anders Beck of Greensky Bluegrass, fiddler Michael Cleveland, and pedal steel player Karl Smakula. The band celebrated the release by making its Grand Ole Opry debut on August 26th, an invitation delivered by Del and Ronnie McCoury at DelFest in May, and followed with an album release show at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville the next night. The Appalachian Smoke Tour runs from September through November 22nd, with festival stops at Earl Scruggs Music Festival, Hillberry, and Suwannee Hulaween, and a Panic en la Playa appearance in January 2027.

The Mid Atlantic Run

After Philadelphia, the band moves quickly through the region. They head to New York for a two night stand at the original Brooklyn Bowl on November 13th and 14th, followed by a stop at the Royale in Boston on November 15th. To review the full schedule or secure entry, visit Ticketmaster or the official Mountain Grass Unit tour page, or see the Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia event listing.

Coming Up Monday on JamFest

The NewGrass Radio Show, Music Without Rules

If this is the kind of music you love, make a date for Monday night’s NewGrass Radio Show on JamFest. It is a show for traditional artists that also features the new generation of amazing artists creating blends of Music Without Rules, which is exactly where a band like Mountain Grass Unit lives.

NewGrass Radio starts at 9 PM Eastern on Monday night and runs for six hours of nonstop bluegrass for longtime fans and newcomers alike, from the legends who built the music to the contemporary artists carrying it forward.

Listen on JamFest Radio

Smoke on the Horizon

Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Boston are up next for Mountain Grass Unit. Keep up with the jam scene on JamFest Radio.

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The Revivalists Wrap Up the First Otherside of Paradise at Sea, a Miami to Nassau Maiden Voyage Aboard the Norwegian Jewel

by JamFest
Cruise Recap

The Revivalists Wrap Up the First Otherside of Paradise at Sea, a Miami to Nassau Maiden Voyage Aboard the Norwegian Jewel

Three one of a kind sets, a lineup packed with friends, and a day one thunderstorm that could not slow down the party.

Sailed: November 3 to 7, 2026 Route: Miami to Nassau, Bahamas Ship: Norwegian Jewel

The first ever Otherside of Paradise at Sea has come to a close. Hosted by The Revivalists in partnership with Sixthman, the band’s inaugural cruise sailed from Miami to Nassau, Bahamas, aboard the Norwegian Jewel, and it wrapped its maiden voyage on Saturday after four days of music, games, and sunshine on the Caribbean side of the world. It was the first cruise ever hosted by The Revivalists, and the band marked the occasion with three completely unique, non repeating sets for the passengers who came along.

A Lineup Built for the Ship

The Revivalists were joined by a deep bill of friends and fellow road warriors. Saint Motel and Dawes were among the headliners, with support from Neal Francis, Andy Frasco and The U.N., Moon Taxi, and Say She She. The ship’s schedule also featured Maggie Rose, Hans Williams, and Boyfriend and Rebekah Powell, and the music reached beyond the main stage with songwriters in the round sessions with Dawes and Maggie Rose, and a wine tasting hosted by Saint Motel.

Three non repeating sets from the host band, and a ship full of friends to share the stage.

More Than Just Concerts

Sixthman and the band packed the schedule with fan activities that put the passengers in the middle of the action. There was a full band question and answer session, an All in the Family Feud trivia showdown between fans and band members, a Get Rowdy and Run foot race around the ship with members of the band, and a basketball tournament for up to one hundred fans. Theme nights ran through the week, from a Hometown Showdown on opening night to a Good Old Days night, a Birthday in Paradise luau party, and the dressy RevHeads Ball, A Sea Soirée, on Friday.

A Stormy Start, a Smooth Sail

The one wrinkle came on day one, when a passing thunderstorm with lightning forced the crew to close the outdoor pool decks and shift set times to protect people and equipment. The band thanked passengers for being flexible as the schedule was reshuffled, and fans said they understood that safety came first. Performances moved to indoor venues until the sunny Caribbean weather returned, and by most accounts the maiden voyage hit its stride from there. Because the cruise has only just ended, full reviews from media outlets are still to come, but early reactions from the ship point to a high energy, memorable first sail.

Smooth Sailing

A first voyage for the books. Keep up with the jam scene on JamFest Radio.

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Warren Haynes Brings the Dreams and Songs Symphonic Experience to Atlanta, Pittsburgh and Buffalo This Spring

by JamFest
Tour Announcement

Warren Haynes Brings the Dreams and Songs Symphonic Experience to Atlanta, Pittsburgh and Buffalo This Spring

Three new cities join two Nashville nights for a live pairing of Haynes and his all star band with some of the country’s best symphony orchestras.

Dates: March 7 to April 1, 2027 New Cities: Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Buffalo Conductor: Rich Daniels

The Dreams and Songs Symphonic Experience is heading to three new cities this spring. Warren Haynes will bring the special live production to Atlanta on March 7th, Pittsburgh on March 30th, and Buffalo on April 1st, joining two previously announced performances in Nashville on March 11th and 12th. Tickets for the new dates went on sale to the public at noon Eastern, and with each show built around a full orchestra, seats in these historic halls are likely to go quickly.

A City’s Own Orchestra on Stage

Each performance pairs Haynes and his all star band with the host city’s own symphony orchestra, led by conductor Rich Daniels of Chicago’s City Lights Orchestra. The Atlanta show takes place at Atlanta Symphony Hall with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and the Nashville nights are at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center with the Nashville Symphony. In Pittsburgh the production moves to Heinz Hall with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, and the run closes at Kleinhans Music Hall in Buffalo with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra.

Gov’t Mule, the Allman Brothers Band, the Dead, and Haynes’ own songs, rebuilt with bold orchestral arrangements.

The Music

The evening brings together songs from across Haynes’ career, including music from Gov’t Mule, the Allman Brothers Band, the Grateful Dead, and his solo catalog, all reimagined through bold orchestral arrangements that give the familiar material a new perspective. The experience is captured on his latest live album, Dreams and Songs: A Symphonic Journey, released in September. Recorded over two nights at the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium in Asheville, North Carolina, with the sixty four piece Asheville Symphony Orchestra, the sixteen track set was co produced by Don Was and Haynes and mixed by Bob Clearmountain. Now fans in Atlanta, Pittsburgh, and Buffalo get the chance to hear the collaboration live in their own cities.

Tickets and VIP

The new dates went through a fan club presale and venue presales earlier in the week, and the public on sale opened Friday, November 6th, at noon Eastern. Limited VIP packages are available, including a Guitar Player package, a Symphonic Experience package, and an Ultimate Guitar package that features a signed Warren Haynes Les Paul and a post show meet and greet. Tickets, VIP information, and the full list of upcoming tour dates are available at warrenhaynes.net.

A Night Unlike Any Other

Haynes, a full orchestra, and a catalog that spans generations. Keep up with the jam scene on JamFest Radio.

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Bob Weir’s Blue Mountain Gets a 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition, and a Rare Live “Peggy-O” With John Mayer and Matt Berninger Offers a First Taste

by JamFest
Reissue News

Bob Weir’s Blue Mountain Gets a 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition, and a Rare Live “Peggy-O” With John Mayer and Matt Berninger Offers a First Taste

Unearthed from the 2016 Campfire Tour at the Wiltern, the preview track pairs Weir with a guest filled band ahead of the November 20 release.

Release: November 20, 2026 Label: Rhino Preview: “Peggy-O,” Wiltern Theatre, October 10, 2016

A decade after Bob Weir made a cowboy songs record that surprised even longtime fans, Blue Mountain is getting the deluxe treatment. Rhino is preparing the Blue Mountain 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition for release on November 20th, 2026, and to build anticipation it has unearthed a live performance of the traditional song “Peggy-O,” recorded during Weir’s intimate Campfire Tour at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles. The track is previously unreleased, taken from a live soundboard recording, and it arrives with a guest list that makes it feel like a once in a lifetime night.

A Wiltern Night in October 2016

The performance was recorded on October 10th, 2016, and features Weir on vocals and guitar with surprise turns from two guests. Matt Berninger, the frontman of The National, joins on vocals, and John Mayer adds electric guitar. They are part of the Campfire Band, which includes Steve Kimock on guitar, Jon Shaw on mandolin, Josh Kaufman on Wurlitzer electric piano, and The National’s rhythm section of Scott Devendorf on bass and Bryan Devendorf on drums. The song carries extra history: the Grateful Dead made “Peggy-O” a standard of their own, and The National later recorded a version for the Day of the Dead tribute album.

A traditional song, a living room sized tour, and a stage full of friends from the rock and roll world.

What the Deluxe Edition Adds

The reissue, curated by Rhino, marks ten years since the original release, which was Weir’s first solo album in nearly forty years. It expands the cowboy songs project with material pulled from the archives, including unreleased recordings from the Blue Mountain studio sessions and live soundboard cuts from the fall 2016 Campfire Tour. Among the known extras are the live “Peggy-O,” a live “Lay My Lily Down” from the same Los Angeles show, and a previously unreleased studio track called “The Ground Don’t Want Me,” a Weir original that did not make the final album and features John Mayer on guitar. Live audio is also slated from stops in Port Chester, New York, in October 2016 and in Dallas, New Orleans, and Mobile in April 2017. A full tracklist has not been announced.

Producer Josh Kaufman, who co produced Blue Mountain with Weir, has said the anniversary edition has really brought him back to the feeling of making the record. The Campfire Tour itself was a stripped down fall 2016 run that found Weir connecting with younger artists from outside the jam scene, and the Wiltern recording captures that spirit at its warmest. Weir died in January 2026 at the age of 78, which gives this reissue and its unearthed performances added weight for the many fans who loved his music.

Ten Years Down the Trail

Blue Mountain returns on November 20. Keep up with the jam scene on JamFest Radio.

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Bob Marley’s Legend Hits Sixteen Times Platinum in the UK as Peter Tosh Is Celebrated 50 Years After Legalize It

by JamFestProject Reggaeologist
Reggae News

Bob Marley’s Legend Hits Sixteen Times Platinum in the UK as Peter Tosh Is Celebrated 50 Years After Legalize It

A record breaking milestone, a chart topping archival live album, and a free beach celebration in Negril keep two reggae pillars at the center of the music world.

Bob Marley: Legend certified 16x Platinum in the UK Peter Tosh: Legalize It turns 50

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More than forty years after its release, Bob Marley’s 1984 greatest hits compilation Legend is still breaking records. The album has reached sixteen times Platinum certification in the United Kingdom, a milestone confirmed by the British Phonographic Industry that represents 4.8 million certified units in the UK market. Released three years after Marley’s death, the collection continues to move physical copies and streaming equivalents every single week, decades after his passing, and it remains one of the most durable albums in British chart history.

The record gets even more impressive when you consider where it stood not long ago. Legend reached fifteen times Platinum in January 2025 at more than 4.5 million units, and it had been at fourteen times Platinum in August 2022, so the album keeps climbing a rung at a time as new generations discover it.

Roots, Rock, Reggae Debuts Strong

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The estate’s latest archival release, Roots, Rock, Reggae: Live At The Hammersmith Odeon, is performing heavily on the charts. The album unearths the band’s historic 1976 London shows, and it debuted at number four on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart, one of the highest archival debuts the chart has seen. The collection arrived in August 2026 through Tuff Gong, Island, and UMe, and it gives fans a rare, previously unreleased document of Marley and The Wailers at the height of their touring power.

The Business of a Legacy

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The commercial picture is just as strong. Driven by active catalog streaming, licensing, and new physical media releases from the estate, Marley’s annual earnings have nearly doubled, rising to $25 million. That performance moved him up to number six on the global Forbes list of highest paid deceased celebrities.

Sixteen times Platinum, a number four archival debut, and a fortune that keeps growing, all for a catalog that is more than four decades old.

Peter Tosh: Fifty Years of Legalize It

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Peter Tosh is also getting his due. The Peter Tosh Foundation staged a free public beach celebration in Negril on Saturday, October 17th, to mark what would have been his 82nd Earthstrong and the fiftieth anniversary of his 1976 solo debut album, Legalize It. Music began at 7 PM on the sand with performances from Andrew Tosh, Anthony B, Rory Stone Love, and Mutabaruka, and the festivities carried on through National Heroes Day on Monday, October 19th, ending with an official Earthstrong gathering at the Peter Tosh Memorial Garden in Belmont, Westmoreland, the Tosh family’s sacred ground. Reggae historians and media outlets are using the moment to highlight the album’s place as a foundational pillar of Rastafari consciousness and anti prohibition advocacy.

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Peter Tosh Museum

In Kingston, the Peter Tosh Museum is expanding its public archival displays, adding rare performance memorabilia to a collection that already includes his famous M16 shaped guitar and the Grammy Award he earned for No Nuclear War. Together with the Legalize It anniversary, the additions offer fans a fresh way to connect with one of the most uncompromising voices in reggae history.

Listen Tonight on JamFest

Project Reggaeologist, Every Sunday Night, 10 PM to 6 AM Eastern

If this news has you in the mood for the real thing, tune in tonight to Project Reggaeologist on JamFest. The show begins at 10 PM and runs until 6 AM every Sunday night, with nonstop reggae, dancehall, roots, world, and ska, plus music from great reggae and world music festivals from all over the world.

Each week features reggae and dancehall artists along with new albums and studio versions from the top reggae artists in the history of music, and it also spotlights brand new and up and coming reggae artists every week.

Listen live on JamFest Radio

One Love, Fifty Years On

The music of Marley and Tosh keeps finding new listeners. Stay tuned to JamFest Radio for more reggae.

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Club Night Rolls Straight Into Sunday Spunday as David Guetta Reclaims the Number One Spot

by Club NightJamFestSunday Spunday
Tonight on JamFest

Club Night Rolls Straight Into Sunday Spunday as David Guetta Reclaims the Number One Spot

Live DJ sets from the studio, remixes, and the best festival sounds on the planet, with the party running all night and into Sunday morning.

Club Night: Saturday, 10 PM Eastern to 2 AM Sunday Spunday: 2 AM to about 9 AM Eastern Where: JamFest Radio

Saturday night belongs to the dance floor on JamFest, and tonight the party never has to stop. Club Night brings DJ sets from the studio, remixes, and all types of EDM every Saturday night, along with sounds from the best music festivals on the planet. When Club Night wraps at 2 AM Eastern, Sunday Spunday takes over without missing a beat, carrying the party all night long and into Sunday morning around 9 AM Eastern.

Saturday Night

Club Night

10 PM to 2 AM Eastern

DJing in the studio, remixes, and all types of EDM music every Saturday night, plus the best music festivals on the planet.

Into Sunday Morning

Sunday Spunday

2 AM to about 9 AM Eastern

The party continues all night long, from 2 AM Eastern into Sunday morning around 9 AM Eastern.

The Big Dance Story: David Guetta Is Back on Top

The week’s biggest news in electronic music is a familiar name at the top of a respected list. David Guetta has reclaimed the number one spot on the 2026 Top 101 Producers chart compiled by 1001Tracklists, which was released on October 19, 2026. The annual ranking carries weight in the electronic music community because it is built on data rather than votes, so it cannot be swayed by public voting or fan campaigns.

How the Ranking Works

Unlike a traditional popularity poll, the Top 101 Producers chart is calculated entirely from real world performance metrics. The algorithm looks at a twelve month window, from October 1, 2025, to September 30, 2026, and tracks unique DJ support, counting how many times an artist’s productions were played in live festival sets, radio shows, and club gigs by other DJs around the world.

Guetta’s 2026 Dominance

Guetta logged a total of 1,121 unique DJ supports, narrowly edging Armin van Buuren with 1,116 and the 2025 champion Max Styler with 1,107. It is Guetta’s fourth time on top, following wins in 2019, 2022, and 2023, and it extends his record of staying in the global top five for eight consecutive years.

1,121 unique DJ supports, a margin of just five over Armin van Buuren, and a fourth crown for Guetta.

His numbers were driven by a run of club releases under his own name and a few collaborative projects. “Locked In,” his Future Rave anthem with MORTEN and featuring Trippie Redd, was a major weapon, while “Somebody That I Used To Know,” a high energy melodic techno rework with the Ukrainian duo ARTBAT, found wide support. He also dropped the club ready collaborations “You And I” with rising talent Hypaton and “Upside Down” with vocalist Jaden Bojsen, and he launched MEN MACHINE, a new underground house and tech focused side project with Marten Hørger. Continuous play on stages around the globe kept his catalog at the center of dance music all year.

Whether you are warming up for a big night or just settling in for the early hours, Club Night and Sunday Spunday are the place to hear where the dance world is headed. Tune in to JamFest Radio tonight and stay with it until the morning.

All Night Long

From Club Night to Sunday morning, the party keeps going. Tune in at JamFest Radio.