May 21 at 1:00 p.m. to May 25 at 12:00 am EDT
642 Shiloh Road, Crawford, TN 38554
Grab your tickets with flexible single-day or full-weekend pass options.
Ticket Sales & Camping Packages
Jammin at Hippie Jack’s Outreach Appalachia Music and Arts Festival
An unforgettable weekend of music and community. Single-day passes start at $25, with weekend passes available for $100. Camping packages, including Riverside, Scrappy Town, and RV options, start at $175 and include a campsite, parking, and one weekend pass. All purchases count as a donation to our organization. More details available on the following pages.
Did you know that you can rent your campsite equipment?
We’re thrilled to share that Dancin’ Days Festival Camping will provide campsite equipment rentals and set-up during the festival, May 21–24, 2026! Reserve your tent and optional amenities like bedding, canopy, or shower; everything will be ready when you arrive.
Check it out and reserve your gear here:
SPOTLIGHT
Featured Artists
Our featured artists aren’t just musicians—they’re storytellers, truth-singers, and community builders. From front porch ballads to foot-stomping roots revival, they bring the heart of Americana to life on our stage.
Stay A WhiLe
Camping Areas
Whether you’re rolling in with a camper or pitching a tent under the stars, we’ve got space for you. Our festival grounds offer both primitive and RV-friendly camping, so you can settle in, breathe deep, and stay close to the music and the mountains.
Or call us: 931.445.2072
Where Roots Run Deep and Music Tells the Truth
On Stage
Each year, our stage becomes a gathering place for voices that echo the soul of Appalachia and beyond—songs born from lived experience, community, and a little rebellion. These artists don’t just perform; they pull you into their stories, one note at a time.
Make 2026 great with us.
Craft Vendor Application
Food Vendor Application
Volunteer Application
Join us at Jammin at Hippie Jack’s Outreach Appalachia Music and Arts Festival! Whether you’re a craft vendor with handmade goods or a food vendor offering delicious festival fare, our festival provides a vibrant space to showcase your work.
Our Mission
The Council of Americana Roots Music, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, was founded in 2010 with a mutual benefit of cultural enrichment and community service. Our mission is to promote, present, and preserve Americana roots music while serving the underserved people of Appalachia with fairness, dignity, and compassion.
VIDEOS
Sanctuary & Song
From the hollers of Overton County to the sanctuary stage, these are the stories that feed us.
With love from all of us at C.O.A.R.M.
