News
Chris Anderson, one of our guitarists, is also a member of the Kathryn Cloward Band. This Sunday, July 16th, the Kathryn Cloward Band will be headlining a benefit concert at the Belly-up Tavern for the Peckham Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Radys Children’s Hospital-San Diego.
Two dollars from every presold ticket will go directly to the Peckham Center so please buy your tickets here:
http://bellyup.com/kathryn-cloward-double-album-release-and-fundraiser-for-rady-childrens-hospital
Kathryn will also be celebrating the release of her two newest albums, Ripple Love and Secret Keeper. Also on the bill are Ezekiel Jay, Heather Nation, Steve Denyes and their bands. It will be a great evening of live music for a great cause.
Shows
Hot music, smooth wine and smoking BBQ on Saturday. The music is rich with Americana, rock and R&B spices. Fill your glass with the lush selections from the Wyatt Oaks and San Pasqual wineries. Add to all that the tasty entrees from Thumbs Up BBQ and you have a vibrant feast to enjoy on a lovely southern California evening. The La Mesa Wine Works is nestled in La Mesa’s cooking music scene along Center Street on the hill south of Fletcher Parkway and Jackson Drive.
Shows
May 20, 2017 at 4:30 PM the Jamacha Project will perform at the 21st SDCCU Festival of Arts in North Park, on the Music and Dance World Stage on Illinois Street. Explore the hip and vibrant North Park neighborhood at the 21st SDCCU Festival of Arts in North Park. This annual free festival is a local tradition that includes amazing local art, exciting live music including funk rock, world music and dance performances, DJ sets, vendor booths and fabulous food.
News
We are delighted to have been selected as the Indie Music Channel Best 2017 Emerging Band of the Year! The Jamacha Project rendition of Chris Anderson’s composition “Goldmine” was selected for the 2017 Indie Music Channel Awards in the Rock category. The award show was held on April 23rd at the iconic Troubadour in Hollywood. We are all very happy for Chris and the band.
News
“Goldmine” was nominated for the 2017 Indie Music Channel Awards in the Rock category. The award show will be held on April 23rd at the famous Troubadour in Hollywood. In addition, our own Chris Anderson will be on stage that night performing with Kathryn Cloward who is nominated in the Country category.
Shows
Get a healthy plateful of hot music, smooth wine and smoking BBQ on Saturday April 29, 2017. The music is rich with latin, rock, jazz and R&B spices. Fill your glass with the lush selections from the Wyatt Oaks and San Pasqual wineries. Add to all that the tasty entrees from Thumbs Up BBQ and you have a vibrant feast to enjoy on a lovely southern California evening. The La Mesa Wine Works is nestled in La Mesa’s cooking music scene along Center Street on the hill south of Fletcher Parkway and Jackson Drive.
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Shows
The Jamacha Project performs 10 AM, 11 AM and 12 PM.Come out to see us and groove on life long learning.
Directions: Grossmont Adult Education Center
News
The Jamacha Project’s song “Goldmine” has been nominated for the Best Rock Song of the 2017 Indie Music Channel Awards. The song was written by Chris Anderson, and includes the contributions of Mark Phillips, Tom Williamson, and Barry Cogdill. The awards will be announced at the Troubadour in West Hollywood on April 23rd. Keep your fingers crossed!
Shows
A tasty blend of new music and the fruit of the vine. This month we unveil two new compositions by Tom and Chris, both with a latin flavor. Join us under the beautiful Southern California sky with great wine at the La Mesa Wine Works. The La Mesa Wine Works is nestled in La Mesa’s hot new music scene along Center Street on the hill south of Fletcher Parkway and Jackson Drive. The Works is offering wine flights for $10 with selections from the Wyatt Oaks and San Pasqual wineries.
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Shows
Come hear our latest releases live under the beautiful southern California sky with great wine at the La Mesa Wine Works. The La Mesa Wine Works is nestled in La Mesa’s hot new music scene along Center Street on the hill south of Fletcher Parkway and Jackson Drive. The Works is offering wine flights for $10 with selections from the Wyatt Oaks and San Pasqual wineries.
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Shows
Come hear our new compositions and latest releases live under the beautiful southern California sky with great wine at the La Mesa Wine Works. The La Mesa Wine Works is nestled in La Mesa’s hot new music scene along Center Street on the hill south of Fletcher Parkway and Jackson Drive. The Works is offering wine flights for $10 with selections from the Wyatt Oaks and San Pasqual wineries.
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Shows
Come hear our latest releases live under the beautiful southern California sky with great wine at the La Mesa Wine Works. The La Mesa Wine Works is nestled in La Mesa’s hot new music scene along Center Street on the hill south of Fletcher Parkway and Jackson Drive. The Works is offering wine flights for $10 with selections from the Wyatt Oaks and San Pasqual wineries.
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Compositions
Chris Anderson wrote this upbeat, whimsical tune, “Goldmine“. Performed by the Jamacha Project; Mark Phillips – guitar and vocals, Tom Williamson – bass, guitar and vocals, Barry Cogdill- keyboards and vocals, Chris Anderson – lead guitar, handclaps. Produced by Chris Anderson.
Click here to hear Goldmine on SoundCloud
Compositions
Mark Phillips penned our newest release, “Lights On The Harbor“. A smooth and sweet love song arranged by the Jamacha Project with production by Chris Anderson. Barry Cogdill on keys, Tom Williamson on bass, Mark and Chris on guitars, Mark sings the lead with everyone on backing vocals.
Click here to hear Lights On The Harbor on SoundCloud
Shows
Saturday, August 20, at 5 PM. The Project will perform two sets in a casual, poolside setting. The show is family friendly, so take a swim and enjoy the late afternoon filled with music.
Pinecrest Retreat is a wonderful balance of “adventure and do-nothingness”. It is a truly unique venue for vintage trailers, camping, occasional entertainment, opportunity for learning/doing/making, and access to the majesty of the Cuyamaca Mountains.
