Q101 Jamboree Tickets

Q101 Jamboree is a legendary Chicago-area outdoor festival produced by Q101/WKQX (101.1 FM). Spanning 1995–1999, 2000–2002, and 2010–2011, it became a cornerstone of Chicago's alt-rock calendar, helping launch and elevate many iconic acts. The festival spent its years at major venues in Tinley Park, including the New World Music Theatre and later the First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre. In 2025, WKQX solidified its legacy by being inducted into the Illinois Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, underscoring the enduring impact of Q101 Jamboree on the local music scene. Below you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and the latest tour information to help you secure your seats with a trusted connection.

We’ve gathered insights into the festival’s history, notable headliners, and why Q101 Jamboree remains a reference point for alt-rock fans in the Chicago area—and beyond. Whether you grew up with Beck, Duran Duran, Jamiroquai, or Moby at these outdoor shows, or you’re exploring the catalog of artists who graced the Jamboree stages, we’ve got you covered with reliable, no-pressure ticket options.

Upcoming tours and performances for Q101 Jamboree-era artists appear as standalone dates when announced. If you’re planning to catch an artist in the Chicago area, check our listings for the latest availability, venue details, and verified social links. As your connect-in-the-know, we’ll help you secure seats at a fair price, with clear, honest information and no hype—just straightforward ticket purchasing for a great live experience.

Follow official updates from Q101/WKQX through their channels for the most current event information, venue announcements, and streaming or archival content. Official sites: q101.com, and WKQX; social media for direct updates are linked below when applicable.

Venue details for the classic Jamboree sites—New World Music Theatre (Tinley Park) and First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre (Tinley Park)—offer expansive outdoor grounds, lawn and reserved seating options, modern amenities, and large-scale festival atmospheres that defined Chicago’s summer concert culture. Always verify date, venue, and entry policies before you purchase.