Event Type 2: JamBox

A vocal harmony duo fifteen years in the making, Moors & McCumber have done more than just endear themselves to fans – they’ve built a genuine community. Bridging the gap between classic folk rock and present-day Americana, they write heartfelt songs inspired by life’s experiences. With their latest record, released in 2023, ‘Wired to the Moon,’ they have created some of their most compelling work to date. Moors & McCumber’s sound is adventurous, eclectic, and endlessly creative. Borrowing from rock, pop, blues, folk, and world music, the two multi-instrumentalists defy common logic and embrace spontaneity to bring their stories and songs to life. Their strong vocal harmonies and unconventional instrumentation combine to create a mesmerizing experience. At the center of it all is their evocative songwriting.

MORE INFO – Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie.

A vocal harmony duo fifteen years in the making, Moors & McCumber have done more than just endear themselves to fans – they’ve built a genuine community. Bridging the gap between classic folk rock and present-day Americana, they write heartfelt songs inspired by life’s experiences. With their latest record, released in 2023, ‘Wired to the Moon,’ they have created some of their most compelling work to date. Moors & McCumber’s sound is adventurous, eclectic, and endlessly creative. Borrowing from rock, pop, blues, folk, and world music, the two multi-instrumentalists defy common logic and embrace spontaneity to bring their stories and songs to life. Their strong vocal harmonies and unconventional instrumentation combine to create a mesmerizing experience. At the center of it all is their evocative songwriting.

MORE INFO – Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie.

Midnight Thirty is a rock trio from Texas, founded by Jon Figueroa (guitar & vocals), Cade Nelson (drums & vocals), and Hayzen Hunter (bass & vocals). With creative tendencies to stretch between genres and a focused effort on creating their sound, Midnight Thirty gives a unique and refreshing experience to listeners and concertgoers wanting to go on a ride. You can expect danceable bass and drum grooves, shredding guitar solos, three-part harmonies, and full-band improvisation.

MORE INFO – Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie.

In Branoofunck, two Hip Hop heads join forces. Menace the DJ spins and Medz on drums create the ultimate combo! Come see Dallas’ hottest Hip Hop duo at the Jambox. 

MORE INFO – Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie.

Check back here for more details about our special guest this evening.

MORE INFO – Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie.

DJ Astronaut will be joining us on stage as a part of the Dino Fest on March 15

DFW’s best new place to see a band is Jambox, the outdoor music venue at EpicCentral. Whether you’re into rock or reggaeton, funk or punk, big phat beats, or beautiful country ballads, this place will be music to your ears. Jambox promises a fun, musical experience for everyone, steps away from vibrant dining options and the spectacular new Vegas-style water and light show, Illuvia. Ready to dance, sing, and get your groove back? Come catch the next live concert at Jambox.

You can learn about other events coming to Jambox and EpicCentral here.

80s Gadgets pay tribute to a fun decade of music that pushed the limits. The Gadgets were heavily influenced by watching MTV in the early days, where they witnessed big hair, larger-than-life synthesized sounds, massive makeup (on both men and women), and mainstream pop melodies that would always leave behind an earworm. Sandy Smith (lead vocals) and his little brother Tory (guitar) banded together with their talented musician friends where they could re-live their childhood memories and entertain crowds in a fun, light-hearted way using real instrumentation (no backing tracks) and a professional sound to keep party-goers thirsting for more.

MORE INFO – Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie. 

Behan, a Celtic group from North Texas, sings Irish Pub Tunes.

MORE INFO – Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie.

Paul Renna is a visionary singer-songwriter from Dallas with the extraordinary ability to raise hidden emotions in his listeners, surreptitiously forcing feelings of love, longing, happiness, and heartache from the depths of even the most hard-edged among us

MORE INFO – Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie.

Check back here for more details about our special guest this evening.

MORE INFO – Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie.

Check back here for more details about our special guest this evening.

MORE INFO – Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie.

Easy Honey emerged from the small-town charm of Sewanee, TN, where Selby and Darby began writing songs inspired by their surroundings and college experiences. Joined by Charlie Holt, they refined their sound at college parties before recording in Nashville. Relocating to Charleston, SC, the band evolved, blending singer-songwriter folk with East Coast surf-rock. Their music, known for witty melodies and catchy hooks, resonates with indie rock fans. Influenced by The Kinks, The Killers, and The Replacements, their live shows are both raucous and sentimental. They have supported bands like flipturn and Sunroom and sold out multiple shows nationwide since 2022.

About Jambox:

DFW’s best new place to see a band is Jambox, the outdoor music venue at EpicCentral. Whether you’re into rock or reggaeton, funk or punk, big phat beats, or beautiful country ballads, this place will be music to your ears. Jambox promises a fun, musical experience for everyone. Ready to dance, sing, and get your groove back?

Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie. 

In Branoofunck, two Hip Hop heads join forces. Menace the DJ spins and Medz on drums create the ultimate combo! Come see Dallas’ hottest Hip Hop duo at the Jambox. 

MORE INFO – Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie.

Midnight Thirty is a rock trio from Texas, founded by Jon Figueroa (guitar & vocals), Cade Nelson (drums & vocals), and Hayzen Hunter (bass & vocals). With creative tendencies to stretch between genres and a focused effort on creating their sound, Midnight Thirty gives a unique and refreshing experience to listeners and concertgoers wanting to go on a ride. You can expect danceable bass and drum grooves, shredding guitar solos, three-part harmonies, and full-band improvisation.

MORE INFO – Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie.

Alex (formerly Allnamestkn) will take the stage as part of our Spring Break music line. He is a storyteller through music, visuals, art, and design.

MORE INFO – Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie. 

Grupo Pression’s musical style goes back to the early days of Conjunto Regional music with Accordion & Bajo Sexto-driven instrumentals, influenced by such artists as Los Cachorros, Ramon Ayala, Cornelio Reyna, Paulino Bernal, Esteban Jordan, Ruben Vela, Los Dos Gilbertos and The Hometown Boys.

MORE INFO – Jambox at EpicCentral features a first-come, first-served “festival-viewing” lawn with no reserved seating. Patrons may be standing in front of you during a performance. Please be respectful of people around you – share the space, make room for others, and get to know your neighbors!

Items allowed:
Blankets
Lawn chairs (low to the ground with backs at shoulder height)
Personal coolers
Pets (must be on a leash; must pick up and dispose of waste immediately)

Items not allowed:
Pop-up tents
Tables
Large umbrellas
Glass containers
Large coolers

Please note: No outside vendors or sale of food, drink, or merchandise of any kind allowed without approval from The City of Grand Prairie.