D.C. JAM Tickets

D.C. JAM in Concert

After two years and 70,000+ served, Foo Fighters are bringing the JAM back from CAL to D.C. celebrating the 25th anniversary of their debut album on July 4, 2020. The Dave Grohl one-man-band-demo-turned-platinum-debut-album came into this world July 4, 1995. And now 10 albums, no less than a dozen GRAMMYs and countless trips around the arena, stadium and festival stages of the world later, it's time to join Dave Grohl, Nate Mendel, Taylor Hawkins, Pat Smear, Chris Shiflett and Rami Jaffee in commemorating that milestone.

In addition to the customary main attraction of a patented Foo Fighters rockathon, the inaugural D.C. JAM features a full day and night of performances by ambassadors from points all over the musical map of the U.S.A. From Lexington by way of Nashville, multiple Grammy, Academy of Country Music and Country Music Association Award winner Chris Stapleton; representing Virginia Beach, Academy Award nominee and multiple Grammy, BET, Billboard Music Award, and NAACP Image Award winning singer/songwriter/producer Pharrell Williams; from the earliest days of the Los Angeles punk scene, the first all-female band to top the charts with an album they wrote and played themselves, The Go-Go's; Born in Seattle and bred in the Charleston SC lowcountry, Band of Horses; And rounding out the genre/geo-spanning D.C. JAM bill: Durand Jones & The Indications (Bloomington IN), The Regrettes (L.A.), Beach Bunny (Chicago), and Radkey (St. Joseph, MO).

Foo Fighters and the festival organizers are cognizant of the fact that everyone needs an occasional reprieve from the rock, and as such D.C. JAM features side attractions including a BBQ Competition, a Tailgate Party, Rides, Games and more to be added and announced as the date nears.