Grand Junction, Colorado’s Local Jam to Celebrate 10 Years

It's always great to see the support given to local bands, artists, and musicians in Western Colorado, and one institution, a music festival called Local Jam, has been doing that for nearly a decade.

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In fact, Local Jam is set to celebrate its 10th year this August with performances from a variety of local artists, and proceeds collected from the festival go toward a good cause.

Grand Junction, Colorado's Local Jam Returns in 2025

Local Jam is set to take place beginning on Friday, August 29, and wraps up Sunday, August 31, at Warehouse25sixty-five.

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Prior to the festival's official kick-off, a free pre-festival event will be taking place on Thursday, August 28, at Grand Junction's Ramblebine Brewing Company, featuring performances from four local bands.

This year, Local Jam will feature 30 artists on two stages, including heavy metal act Haven Effect, country songstress Courtney Greiger, alternative cover band Union of None, and many more.

However, not only is Local Jam a great event for supporting local musicians in the Grand Valley, it is also a great way to support a good cause.

Grand Junction's Local Jam Benefits Suicide Prevention

Tickets to Local Jam range from $20 to $50, depending on how many days you plan on attending, but all of the artists that perform do it for free.

That's because Local Jam is also a fundraiser of sorts, and the proceeds from ticket sales benefit suicide prevention in the Grand Valley.

Check out the lineup and get more information here.