Goose Set to Headline 2026 Jam In The Streets in Athens
Goose will headline the seventh annual Jam In The Streets when the festival returns to downtown Athens, Georgia, on March…

Goose will headline the seventh annual Jam In The Streets when the festival returns to downtown Athens, Georgia, on March 28.
Held on Washington Street, Jam In The Streets serves as the flagship event for Jam For Cam, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to melanoma awareness and prevention. The festival blends national touring acts with emerging college bands, alongside local vendors, food partners, and interactive community activations.
Alongside Goose, confirmed performers include Moon Taxi, Clay Street Unit, Slater Nalley, Jacoozy, Easy Honey, Wax Monkey, The Ocho, and Tomorrow’s Problem. Additional artists, on-site activities, and community elements will be announced in early 2026.
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A presale is underway now. All proceeds support Jam For Cam’s mission to “leverage the power of music to bring community together and fight melanoma through awareness, education, prevention, and charitable support for research.”
In addition to headlining Jam In The Streets, Goose is also getting ready for a spring tour. The performances are set to kick off April 10 at Asheville, North Carolina’s ExploreAsheville.com Arena and run through April 25 at The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory in Irving, Texas.
For more information and additional details, fans can visit the official Jam In The Streets website.

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