A 4% Sanitation Fee will be added to all checks to cover increased cleaning procedures.

*** Please note that there is a two-item minimum at tables! ***

Jammin Java’s 20th Anniversary Outdoor Concert Series: Presented by WS Wealth Management with Generous Support from Janglebox and Urban Mattress

We return for our second year of outdoor concerts. This year we celebrate Jammin Java’s 20th anniversary with a jam-packed calendar. All outdoor shows are free, and donations-only shows. You can enjoy our thin-crust pizza, loaded fries, salads, drinks and cocktails in our outdoor seating and limited-capacity indoor seating. We’ll be serving food and drinks through the show!

Please wear a mask at all times to respect the distance to the people around you!

Limited capacity, first come first served, weather permitting.

Thanks for coming to the show and supporting live music! In order to support the business and the cause, we ask that you respect our Two Item Minimum Purchase policy for all guests seated at tables.

We appreciate your understanding as we make our way towards recovery!

ABOUT THE SHOW

Join four local musicians/groups for an Earth Day benefit concert supporting Take Action Global. 

About Take Action Global (TAG)

The mission of Take Action Global (TAG) is to inspire change by providing opportunities for students around the world to take action on social good causes through education. TAG’s Climate Action project virtually brings students and teachers from around the world together to explore and share findings on critical climate change topics. Supported by world-renowned scientists, public figures, governments, and organizations including Jane Goodall and the UN Foundation, the Climate Action Project has impacted 2,693,407 students in 10,414 schools in 138 countries worldwide. Please visit takeactionglobal.org to learn more. All concert proceeds will support TAG’s global education initiatives for climate action. 

About the Musicians

Deccan Trapps is a DC-based duo featuring Sirtaj Kaur (vocals, guitar, drums) and Jasper Hobbs (guitar, saxophone, vocals). Their different influences of blues, rock, country, jazz, indie and Indian folk come together in originals and a unique take on covers. Deccan Traps has performed live and virtual gigs around the DMV. You can find them on Instagram and Facebook. 

Emily Hall is a D.C. based singer-songwriter who embodies the mission of songwriting as medicine for the modern world. Her ethereal vocals and intriguing lyrics draw listeners deep through an eclectic blend of progressive folk-rock with meditative undertones. “Compassion is Progress,” Emily’s latest record explores the timeless human themes of fear, anger, grief, loneliness, longing, joy, compassion, and belonging. She will be accompanied by Bobby Boyce on the drums and Danny Piccola on the lead guitar. Visit www.songsbyemilyhall.com to learn more!

Jillian Matundan is an award-winning, multi-instrumental singer/songwriter from Northern Virginia by way of Central New York, where she was trained in classical violin from the age of three. Jillian began playing solo at local open mics after a 15 year hiatus from writing and performing her own music in 2019 and since, has become the Vienna Idol 2019 runner-up, the winner of five Mid-Atlantic Song Contest awards and in the Songwriter Association of Washington’s first COVIDEO contest. She released her debut EP, “Hangin’ On”, in June 2020. Visit jillianmatundan.com to learn more! 

Jonathan Hawkins is a DC-based guitarist/singer, multi-instrumentalist, and arranger, with credits in national and international Broadway tours. He performs a repertoire of blues, early jazz, and folk-inspired music under the stage name Little Lawnmowers, featuring percussive fingerstyle guitar, soulful lyrics, and two-hand technique on the guitar. Jonathan graduated Magna Cum Laude from Berklee College of Music. He is currently the Music Director and designer of the Social Distance Sound System at School of Rock DC Cleveland Park. Visit hawkinssounds.com and littlelawnmowers.com to learn more!