Jammin' Java is a premier music venue presenting the finest local, regional and nationally touring acts seven nights a week in an intimate, enjoyable setting. Audiences and performers alike enjoy the first-class sound system, lighting, and personal attention we provide. We're located in Vienna, VA about 15 miles west of Washington, DC. All concerts are general admission. Jammin' Java is non-smoking and all-ages at all times. Tickets can be pre-purchased online or by calling us at 703.255.1566 ext. 8 or by stopping by. The concert space is located in the same space as our cafe. We highly recommend that you arrive 30 minutes to an hour before the show and enjoy our full dinner menu and our full bar. Food and drinks are available before, during, and after the show.

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Jammin' Java was voted one of the best places to hear live music in the Washington, DC area in the 2005 and 2006 Washington Post Best Bets Reader's Poll. Jammin' Java has been featured in USA Today, Dirty Linen, The Washington Post, Washingtonian Magazine, and numerous other publications.

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THE STORY
Jammin' Java is owned by the Brindley family. Brothers Daniel and Jonathan manage the day-to-day. Daniel is in charge of all booking and events and Jonathan runs the club at night. Luke, assists in various capacities as well.
Jammin' Java is one of the premier concert venues in the United States and remains a staple of the Washington, DC area music community. We are run by musicians and music-lovers for musicians and music-lovers alike. We features live music seven nights a week and kids concerts as many as seven mornings a week. Jammin' Java is also host to all types of parties and special events.
Ranked as one of the top 100 clubs in the world according to ticket sales in 2005 by Pollstar Magazine, Jammin’ Java has played host to hundreds of musicians over the past five years, including new superstars like Citizen Cope, Teddy Geiger and Butch Walker, indie-darlings such as Andrew Bird and Marah, long time favorites like Leon Russell and original Beatles drummer Pete Best and local stars like Bill Kirchen & Too Much Fun and Eddie from Ohio.

*Jammin' Java was voted one of the best places to hear live music in the Washington, DC area in the 2005 and 2006 Washington Post Best Bets Reader's Poll.
*Paste Magazine named Jammin' Java one America's 40 Best Music Venues
*Jammin' Java was also voted as the Best Place to Hear Live Music and the Best Coffeeshop in the Washington, DC area by AOL CityGuide.
*Jammin' Java has been featured in USA Today, Dirty Linen, The Washington Post, Washingtonian, and numerous other publications, and on PBS, XM Radio, and WAMU.

When not at the club, Daniel and Luke Brindley tour nationally with their band, the Brindley Brothers. Paste Magazine named their record, Playing With the Light, one of the Top 12 Debut Albums of 2004. The Washington Post called Playing with the Light, "magical...near-perfect...an early contender for one of the best albums of 2004." Rolling Stone says "Fans of Gin Blossoms and Wilco will swoon". Since then the brothers have released Filled with Fire and Luke's self-titled solo record, which was called "one of the year's best roots rock releases" by The Washington Post. Find out more at myspace.com/lukebrindley.