LIVE 9/27 @ 4:00p PST—Pour a glass of NEW juicy Butter Pinot Noir, and tune in for #JaMHappyHour benefiting Sweet Relief Musician’s Fund—featuring Alec Chambers! Hosted by iHeartRadio’s Jana Sutter—tune in on Facebook and YouTube, @JaMCellars, for an hour of sips, cheers, doin’ good—JaM Cellars donating $1, up to $3,000, for every like, comment, and share made during the show!  
 
After raising over $75,000 in the last three years, JaM Cellars has committed a minimum $30,000 through 2024 and YOU can help! We’re donating $1 for every click, like and share made during JaMHappyHour benefiting Sweet Relief, up to $2,500 per show. We have hosted amazing artists including Mondo Cozmo, Emily Kinney, Robert DeLong and Lisa Loeb. Every month, we’ll be sipping delish wines and JaMming for a good cause with an extra special guest artist. Check out JaMCellars.com/Music for upcoming shows and join us for cheers & applause! 

​Bid on a test pressing of Silver Patron Saints, the upcoming benefit album for Jesse Malin, releasing on September 20th. This album features contributions from artists like Bruce Springsteen, Billie Joe Armstrong, Lucinda Williams, and many others.

Jesse Malin, who describes the album as a journey of transcendence, positivity, and global unity through music, is grateful for the support.

Listen to the first single, “Prisoners of Paradise,” by Bleachers, and view the visualizer video. The triple-vinyl set is available for pre-order on Glassnote Records.

Malin, who suffered a rare spinal stroke in May 2023, is undergoing physical therapy and stem-cell treatments. He remains hopeful and appreciative of his fans' support. As David Fricke notes, Silver Patron Saints celebrates Malin’s resilience and his ongoing story.

She Don’t Love Me Now with Bruce Springsteen and Black Haired Girl with Billie Joe Armstrong are also out now.
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This auction will benefit the Jesse Malin Fund Sweet Relief.

Save the date! Come join us for a night benefitting Lou Koller, of Sick Of It All, on November 23rd at Irving Plaza! 

The lineup includes: Vision of Disorder, Life of Agony, Municipal Waste, Killing Time, and Crown of Thornz! 

Tickets go on sale THIS FRIDAY (9/13)! Proceeds benefit the Lou Koller Fund at Sweet Relief.

Colorado Music Hall of Fame will provide this funding, while case management support and referrals to a music industry-focused mental health provider network will be provided to awardees by partners Backline and Sweet Relief Musicians Fund.
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Eligible applicants are:

• Colorado residents;
• musicians, music industry professionals and/or gig workers who have worked in the Colorado music industry for at least five years;
• 21 years of age or older;
• uninsured or under-insured; and
• having difficulty paying for mental health and/or addiction counseling.