JAY PEAK, Vt. – [June 17, 2025] – Jay Peak Resort will once again host the annual Jeezum Crow Festival, now entering its 10th year as one of Vermont’s most anticipated summer music events. Set for Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12, the festival transforms the Stateside Amphitheater into a two-day celebration of live music, mountain culture, community, and high summer in the Northeast Kingdom.
With a lineup that includes nationally touring acts, fan favorites, and rising artists, this year’s Jeezum Crow Festival promises to be the most dynamic yet. Friday’s evening show will feature Mihali and Zach Nugent’s Dead Set, while Saturday’s full-day slate brings Dark Star Orchestra, The National Parks, LaMP, Charlie Parr, Taj Farrant, Rigometrics, and Dan Weintraub to the stage.
“What started as a scrappy little mountain fest has grown into something that draws thousands from across Vermont, Québec, and beyond,” said Ted Fleischer, Jay Peak’s Event Director. “it’s not just about big-name acts—though we’ve had plenty of those—it’s about how this festival pulls people together. Neighbors, travelers, musicians, food trucks, kids dancing in the grass. Ten years in, and it still feels like something homegrown, just with a bigger sound system.”
The Stateside Amphitheater is a 3,000-person capacity outdoor venue featuring a combination of pit space, 750 stadium seats, and a grassy lawn with scenic mountain views. The amphitheater is a rain-or-shine venue; no refunds will be issued in the event of inclement weather. ADA seating is available across all levels of the venue.
The 2025 Jeezum Crow Festival will also include a Shakedown-style vendor village featuring local artists, crafters, and food vendors. Interested parties can inquire about booth space by contacting Cgage@jaypeakresort.com.
Doors open at 6 p.m Friday and 11 a.m. Saturday.
Advance tickets are on sale now at jaypeakresort.com:
● Friday Only Pass: $45 in advance ($60 day-of)
● 2-Day Weekend Pass: $60 in advance ($75 day-of)
● Children 6 and under are admitted free with a ticketed adult.
No service fees apply — ticket prices are subject only to tax.
Lodging packages are available at the Stateside Hotel, and guests can also take advantage of special discounted rates on Jay Peak’s Cottages during festival weekend. Lodging guests are encouraged to use the resort shuttle service for transportation to and from the amphitheater. Festival parking is first come, first served, with the main lot located at Stateside Base. Overflow parking will be directed to Lower 242 Lot, which also serves as the designated RV area. All parking areas are clearly marked and connected by complimentary resort-wide shuttle service. Drop-off and pick-up points are identified by red diamond signs.
Food, beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), and restroom facilities (portable and full-service indoor) will be available throughout the venue. Re-entry to the venue will not be allowed after 7:00 PM on Saturday.
For tickets, lodging, and full festival details, visit: jaypeakresort.com
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Jay Peak Resort is a four-season destination in Northern Vermont, close to the Canadian border and about 60 miles north of Burlington. The resort features 385 acres of skiing and snowboarding terrain serviced by nine lifts including Vermont’s only aerial Tram plus a year-round indoor waterpark, an indoor ice arena, an extensive recreation center, multi-purpose athletic fields, and an 18-hole championship golf course. The resort is best known for its 348 inches of average annual snowfall complements of what is known as “The Jay Cloud,” which is the most natural annual snowfall East of the Rocky Mountains. The resort offers a wide range of accommodations, dining options, and unique events catering to all types of visitors. jaypeakresort.com
