BAHS LOVE JAM 2026
What began as BAHS Jamborees has grown into the LOVE JAM, blending roots, blues, folk, Latin rhythms, and reggae riddim into a shared musical experience where all happens naturally. Nearly one hundred gatherings (since 2013) across the U.S. and Mexico have shown that when artists create together and when people come together, they take care of their neighbors.
Gather for Music. Give for Neighbors.
Presented by Blues Against Hunger Society (BAHS), a 501(c)(3) non-profit.
JAMMERS
If your music comes from the blues — whether it sounds like folk, reggae, Latin groove, country, swing, or roots — you belong in the BAHS Love Jam. All you need is an instrument, a cable, and a willingness to listen, share, and experience the magic of collaborative music. Every jam is different, and every player adds something to the groove.
BE A FUN COORDINATOREvery volunteer helps turn music into meals. A LOVE JAM is powered by people who believe music and kindness belong in the same space. Volunteering is a simple way to be part of that spirit - Be a Fun Coordinator!Join the team. Help the music make meals.
13724 E. 47th Street Yuma, AZ 85367
bluesagainsthunger@gmail.com
ABOUT BAHS
Blues Against Hunger Society (BAHS), a 501(c)(3) non-profit that’s been rocking the fight against hunger since 2013. We’re all about blending soulful sounds with community spirit to fill pantries and hearts across Baja California and North America. Founded by the adventurous duo Sweet and Sixx, BAHS started as a simple blues jam but has grown into a vibrant movement. Our story is one of unexpected beginnings, joyful evolution, and a future full of inclusive grooves—leading us to our exciting new chapter with LOVE JAM: Roots to Riddim. It’s a tale of love, life, and music that unites us all. Let’s dive in and Learn more about Sixx and sweet the HOSTS & founders!
SAVE THE DATEGet updates on BAHS Love Jam Events,and Sweet Sixx events, and more...
What began as BAHS Jamborees has grown into the LOVE JAM, blending roots, blues, folk, Latin rhythms, and reggae riddim into a shared musical experience where all happens naturally. Nearly one hundred gatherings (since 2013) across the U.S. and Mexico have shown that when artists create together and when people come together, they take care of their neighbors.
Gather for Music. Give for Neighbors.
Presented by Blues Against Hunger Society (BAHS), a 501(c)(3) non-profit.
JAMMERS
Every volunteer helps turn music into meals. A LOVE JAM is powered by people who believe music and kindness belong in the same space. Volunteering is a simple way to be part of that spirit - Be a Fun Coordinator!
Join the team. Help the music make meals.
13724 E. 47th Street Yuma, AZ 85367
bluesagainsthunger@gmail.com
bluesagainsthunger@gmail.com
ABOUT BAHS
Blues Against Hunger Society (BAHS), a 501(c)(3) non-profit that’s been rocking the fight against hunger since 2013. We’re all about blending soulful sounds with community spirit to fill pantries and hearts across Baja California and North America. Founded by the adventurous duo Sweet and Sixx, BAHS started as a simple blues jam but has grown into a vibrant movement. Our story is one of unexpected beginnings, joyful evolution, and a future full of inclusive grooves—leading us to our exciting new chapter with LOVE JAM: Roots to Riddim.
Blues Against Hunger Society (BAHS), a 501(c)(3) non-profit that’s been rocking the fight against hunger since 2013. We’re all about blending soulful sounds with community spirit to fill pantries and hearts across Baja California and North America. Founded by the adventurous duo Sweet and Sixx, BAHS started as a simple blues jam but has grown into a vibrant movement. Our story is one of unexpected beginnings, joyful evolution, and a future full of inclusive grooves—leading us to our exciting new chapter with LOVE JAM: Roots to Riddim.
It’s a tale of love, life, and music that unites us all. Let’s dive in and Learn more about Sixx and sweet the HOSTS & founders!
SAVE THE DATE
Get updates on BAHS Love Jam Events,
and Sweet Sixx events, and more...
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