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Pines Fest at Atomic by Jamo

Name: Pines Fest at Atomic by Jamo
Start: 2026-10-17T14:00:00-05:00
Location: Atomic by Jamo

Saturday, October 17, 2026 · 2:00 PM
Atomic by Jamo · St. Louis, MO · St. Louis
Featuring The Mighty Pines, JigJam, Hot Like Mars, The Burney Sisters, Chicago Farmer & The Fieldnotes and Adam Maness Trio +7 more
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PINES FEST 2026. TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW! 🌧☀️ Rain or Shine — The Show Goes On! 🎟 Skip the fees: grab your tickets at the Atomic bar during open hours! Wed-Sun 5PM-3AM Lineup Includes The Mighty Pines JigJam Hot Like Mars The Burney Sisters Chicago Farmer & The Fieldnotes Adam Maness Trio Allie Kral ClusterPluck Dylan Triplett Al Holliday & The East Side Rhythm Band Mattie Schell Eli's Revenge Kudda & Friends They are the band that puts the wildcat guitar in the jazzgrass, the electric mandolin in the country-reggae, the three-part harmony in the zydeco-folk, and the contrapuntal bass in the jump-blues jamboree. It’s the Mighty Pines, the butt-kickingest band in Americana that has made national splashes by way of the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, NBC’s The Voice, collaborations with the legendary Michael McDonald, and their own booming roots-music festival, Pines Fest. The St. Louis-based Mighty Pines have barnstormed the country with their almighty musicality, gorgeous ambrosial melodies, pass-the-chillum string shredding, consciousness-expanding grassedelica, and electric roots-rock fire. Nobody brings it live like the Pines, as the quartet continues to wow audiences by bringing their superb original material to life with daredevil picking, sophisticated arrangements, and aorta-exploding melodic charge. In 2022, the band started Pines Fest, a multi-stage music festival in St. Louis that brings together an exquisite mix of Americana, rock, blues, jazz, and bluegrass artists from across the region. In its fifth year, Pines Fest has become the annual flagship event within St. Louis’s rich musical milieu, headlined by that group that St. Louis magazine calls “the city’s most popular and talented band.” Come get high and Mighty.