Crash Boom Bang returns to the stage in 2026 after nearly a decade away, reuniting the band that helped define a chapter of the Washington DC pop-rock scene. Known for selling out hometown shows and bringing an explosive energy to every room, the band first broke out in the early 2010s, cutting their teeth at Jammin Java—where they packed the house show after show and built a loyal local following.

Their momentum took them from Virginia to the national stage, touring alongside acts like Plain White T’s, Mayday Parade and Gin Blossoms. In 2012, the band released These Wild Things, an EP whose songs found placements in films and television including American Pie and Beauty and the Beast. Their high-octane music video for “V.I.P.” sparked online buzz and surpassed 300,000 views, expanding their audience far beyond the DMV. It was the perfect follwo-up to their debut album Gold Rush, which set the tone for their signature blend of anthemic pop-rock and high-energy hooks, produced by Plain White T’s lead singer Tom Higgenson of “Hey There Delilah” fame.

After their last major show in 2014, life pulled the guys in different directions—but the music never stopped calling. Now, Crash Boom Bang returns to Jammin Java, the venue where it all began, for one night only. Expect the same electric energy, sing-along hooks, and unapologetic fun that made their early shows legendary. This reunion marks a long-awaited celebration of where they came from—and the soundtrack of everyone who was there along the way.

Million Miler is the solo project of Tom Higgenson, the singer and songwriter of the multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated band Plain White T’s. With this passion project, Higgenson blends influences ranging from 80’s synthpop, 2000’s emo, and modern day hyperpop, to truly create something fresh and unique. Adding in that signature blend of honest and vulnerable lyrics he is known and celebrated for, the Million Miler experience will have you wanting to dance and fall in love at the same time.