This year, nine bands — from Pan American and marimba, to singer-songwriters and rock, to Afridelic, electro groove and neo-soul — will perform in four locations across East Austin from 1 p.m. to 12 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 21. MapJam, sponsored by KUTX 98.9, The Austin Music Experience, is free and open to the public. This is an all-ages event.

MapJam 2015 Line Up

*Attendees are encouraged to bicycle or walk between the stops, in keeping with the spirit of experiencing East Austin. Parking will be extremely limited. Please be respectful of the neighborhood.

*If you do not have your own bicycle, Austin B-cycle will be taking part in MapJam, providing a number of bicycles at each of the festival venues.

MapJam is an extension of the Austin Music Map, a web-based, interactive, community documentary project that lets users “play” the city. The map goes beyond the usual suspects on the Austin music scene in search of the not-so-well-known places where music is being made. Explore the map at www.austinmusicmap.com.

The Austin Music Map tells the untold stories of the hidden musical spaces in one of the most exciting cities in the world. Visit our interactive website and tell us your story at www.austinmusicmap.com.

This week on the Austin Music Map, Andrew Pressman tells us about his unexpected performance at the Saxon Pub with Jerry Jeff Walker.

The Austin Music Map tells the untold stories of the hidden musical spaces in one of the most exciting cities in the world. Visit our interactive website and tell us your story at www.austinmusicmap.com.

This week on the Austin Music Map, the Carper Family band tells us how they knew they had found the right people in Austin, TX.

The Austin Music Map tells the untold stories of the hidden musical spaces in one of the most exciting cities in the world. Visit our interactive website and tell us your story at www.austinmusicmap.com.

This week on the Austin Music Map, Graham Williams tells us what happened when Devo, a festival headliner, cancelled.

The Austin Music Map tells the untold stories of the hidden musical spaces in one of the most exciting cities in the world. Visit our interactive website and tell us your story at www.austinmusicmap.com.

This week on the Austin Music Map Chaka and Qi Dada of Riders Against the Storm tell us about a cancelled show at Stubb’s that ended up being one of their most successful gigs.