SUMMER JAMBOREE

Dates, Program and Festival Highlights

From July 31 to August 9 in Senigallia (Italy)

The dates of the 26th edition of Summer Jamboree, the International Festival of Music and Culture of 1930s, ’40s and ’50s America, have been announced. Thousands of fans from all over the world are now ready to book their place at the “Hottest Rockin’ Holiday on Earth.”
The 2026 edition confirms the Prefestival (July 31) and introduces an even more widespread format throughout the city’s urban spaces.Senigallia Returns as World Capital of Rock’n’Roll and Swing

Every summer, when the Summer Jamboree returns to Senigallia, the city changes rhythm.
Its squares, streets and seafront turn into a vast open-air stage ready to welcome thousands of visitors from across the globe, drawn by the unique atmosphere of Rock’n’Roll, Swing and vintage American culture.
An atmosphere that exists only here, only during the Festival.

The announcement of the 2026 dates marks the beginning of the journey leading the community toward a new chapter of the Hottest Rockin’ Holiday on Earth: a collective ritual that, for more than twenty-five years, has brought together generations united by a shared passion for music, dance and the timeless imagery of mid-century America.

Summer Jamboree 2026: A Festival that Embraces the Entire City

The 2026 edition continues the evolution of recent years: a Festival increasingly widespread and fully integrated into the urban fabric of Senigallia.

📍Main Festival Locations Confirmed for 2026

• Piazza Garibaldi – Main Stage with major international concerts
• Piazza del Duca e Rocca Roveresca – Hera Stage, Vintage Market, open-air burlesque, street food, children’s and family activities
• Piazza Roma – Airstream Dance Corner and social dance
• Piazza Simoncelli – Vintage cars and motordrome shows
• Lungomare Levante e Ponente – Mascalzone and Hawaiian Beach Stages with live music by the sea
• Rotonda a Mare – After-festival nights, Nightly Live and Balcony Jam Sessions creating magic until late

In 2026, new micro-events will also be introduced in previously unused urban spaces, further enhancing the city and offering even more diverse experiences.