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What’s new at Jambaloo Music Festival 2025

Get the rundown of the free week-long music festival coming to DFW featuring 100+ artists.

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The Texas Gentlemen will take the stage at Ferris Wheelers in Dallas on Saturday, Feb. 8.

Photo courtesy of Mullen & Mullen Music Project

Attention music lovers and party-goers. It’s almost time for the inaugural Jambaloo.

What’s Jambaloo, you ask? Jambaloo is a free (that’s right — free) North Texas music festival running Saturday, Feb. 1 through Saturday, Feb. 8 across four music venues. It’s more than just a concert series — it’s a way to unite the music community, support small businesses + uplift local artists. The venues participating are Ferris Wheelers and Club Dada in Dallas, Tulips in Fort Worth, and Andy’s in Denton.

Symposium

Starting the party strong, Jambaloo starts with a symposium on Saturday, Feb. 1 at Tulips. The discussion will feature a panel of Grammy Award winners, such as Bobby Sessions and Tre Negalla, and music industry experts, such as hip-hop icon Tracy Lynn Curry aka “The D.O.C.,” to discuss DFW’s rich current and future music scene.

Line up

Jambaloo will showcase 100+ local artists from a variety of genres over a week-long span. Check the full list of performances and their showtimes so you never miss a beat. Rock band The Unlikely Candidates, country band Kolton Moore & The Clever Few + indie-alternative singer MJ Lenderman are among the performers to take the stage at Fort Worth’s Tulips.

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The Unlikely Candidates are an indie-alternative rock band formed in Cowtown in 2008

Photo courtesy of Mullen & Mullen Music Project

Tickets

Although free, festival-goers must RSVP to attend any of the 25+ showcases. Can’t make it the day of? Performances at Tulips will be livestreamed for free on the WFAA+ streaming app, available on Roku, Fire TV + Apple TV.

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