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The Jam

City: 
Woking
Region: 
Surrey
Country: 
England
Years Active: 
1972-1982
Style: 
Mod Revival
New Wave
Post-Punk

The Jam were an English band active during the late 1970s and early 1980s. While they shared the "angry young men" outlook and fast tempos of their punk rock contemporaries, The Jam wore smartly tailored suits rather than ripped clothes, and they incorporated a number of mainstream 1960s rock influences rather than rejecting them, placing The Jam at the forefront of the mod revival movement.

Concerts

Event Date Venue City Region Country
The Jam 01/22/1977 The Marquee Club (2) London Soho England
The Jam 02/02/1977 Nashville Room London Earl's Court England
The Jam 02/05/1977 Crawley College Crawley West Sussex England
The Jam 02/11/1977 The Roxy Club London England
The Jam 02/24/1977 The Roxy Club London England
The Jam 03/01/1977 Putney Railway Hotel London Putney England
The Jam 03/02/1977 Red Cow London Hammersmith England
The Jam 03/05/1977 Leicester Polytechnic Leicester East Midlands England
The Jam 03/09/1977 Red Cow London Hammersmith England
The Jam 03/11/1977 University of Kent Canterbury South East England England
The Jam 03/16/1977 Red Cow London Hammersmith England
The Jam 03/18/1977 South Bank Polytechnic Student Union London Southwark England
The Jam 03/23/1977 Red Cow London Hammersmith England
The Jam 03/24/1977 Hope & Anchor London Islington England
The Jam 03/25/1977 Royal College of Art London England
The Jam 03/29/1977 100 Club London England
The Jam 03/30/1977 Red Cow London Hammersmith England
The Jam 03/31/1977 Rochester Castle London England
The Jam 04/01/1977 Leeds Polytechnic Leeds West Yorkshire England
The Jam 04/05/1977 Nashville Room London Earl's Court England
The Jam 04/06/1977 Hope & Anchor London Islington England
The Jam 04/07/1977 Manor Ballroom Ipswich Suffolk England
The Jam 04/09/1977 Rochester Castle London England
The Jam 04/12/1977 Nashville Room London Earl's Court England
The Jam 04/15/1977 Brighton Embassy Cinema Brighton South East England England

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