Wahoo Music Festival to Debut in South Florida in 2026

The new music festival is a benefit for cancer research

Perry Avgerinos and Noah Schwartz of Sheesh Management have announced their brand new event, Wahoo Music Festival. The debut edition will take place in Jupiter, Florida, on February 28, 2026.

The details:

St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Josh Meloy, Zinadelphia, Nick Folwarczny, Brady Brazeal, and Andrew Martinez are on the initial lineup.
Schwartz is a cancer survivor, and so the festival aims to support cancer research initiatives.
The exact partner organizations will be announced soon.
The venue is the 3,000-capacity Abacoa Amphitheater.

What they said:

Schwartz: “Wahoo is more than just a festival – it’s about connection, discovery, and giving back. We want to create an event that artists are excited to play and fans are excited to return to year after year.”
Avgerinos: “Through our experience managing touring musicians, we've seen firsthand how challenging and costly it can be for artists to connect with their fans in Florida, largely due to the state's unique geographical routing challenges. Wahoo aims to give artists an opportunity to reach more of their Florida-based fans.”

The details:

St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Josh Meloy, Zinadelphia, Nick Folwarczny, Brady Brazeal, and Andrew Martinez are on the initial lineup.
Schwartz is a cancer survivor, and so the festival aims to support cancer research initiatives.
The exact partner organizations will be announced soon.
The venue is the 3,000-capacity Abacoa Amphitheater.

What they said:

Schwartz: “Wahoo is more than just a festival – it’s about connection, discovery, and giving back. We want to create an event that artists are excited to play and fans are excited to return to year after year.”
Avgerinos: “Through our experience managing touring musicians, we've seen firsthand how challenging and costly it can be for artists to connect with their fans in Florida, largely due to the state's unique geographical routing challenges. Wahoo aims to give artists an opportunity to reach more of their Florida-based fans.”

The details:

St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Josh Meloy, Zinadelphia, Nick Folwarczny, Brady Brazeal, and Andrew Martinez are on the initial lineup.
Schwartz is a cancer survivor, and so the festival aims to support cancer research initiatives.
The exact partner organizations will be announced soon.
The venue is the 3,000-capacity Abacoa Amphitheater.

What they said:

Schwartz: “Wahoo is more than just a festival – it’s about connection, discovery, and giving back. We want to create an event that artists are excited to play and fans are excited to return to year after year.”
Avgerinos: “Through our experience managing touring musicians, we've seen firsthand how challenging and costly it can be for artists to connect with their fans in Florida, largely due to the state's unique geographical routing challenges. Wahoo aims to give artists an opportunity to reach more of their Florida-based fans.”