Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready is bringing a multi-genre show to Cannery Hall Mainstage as part of a high-profile effort to free innocent people from incarceration and prevent future wrongful convictions. The one-night Justice Jam, produced with the Tennessee Innocence Project in partnership with the Washington Innocence Project, will feature McCready co-headlining with hometown country star Dierks Bentley, plus The McCrary Sisters, Terri Clark, Jaid Joice, Angie K and others. In addition to the music, expect to hear stories of social justice and exoneration from those intimately involved with these efforts. Justice Jam is an all-ages show being billed as an inaugural event, suggesting it may become an ongoing effort. General admission tickets are $134 (including fees). After purchasing a GA ticket, VIP add-ons are available, including a party at Third Man Records ($350), rail passes ($150) and after-party passes ($250). Proceeds from the show will support criminal justice reform efforts, including funding legal advocacy and reentry support for exonerees.
7:30 p.m. at Cannery Hall
1 Cannery Row
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