With bad weather expected to continue through the early afternoon Thursday, concertgoers at Jax River Jams will likely find soggy conditions at the Ford on Bay in Downtown Jacksonville.

Jax River Jams is returning to Downtown Jacksonville for its fourth-consecutive festival.

The final show of the free concert series Jax River Jams is happening Thursday at Riverfront Plaza.

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Jacksonville will continue to kick back to some songs by the St. Johns this Thursday.

It’s going to be a bustling night in downtown Jacksonville on Thursday.

The free, four-week, multi-genre concert series will be held Thursdays in April.

Jax River Jams has kicked off its four-week Thursday night concert series along the St. Johns Riverfront in Downtown Jacksonville.

Jax River Jams, a four-week Thursday night concert series to be held on the St. Johns Riverfront in Downtown Jacksonville in April. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Downtown Vision, Downtown Jacksonville’s non-profit Business Improvement District (BID), announced the lineup Tuesday for Jax River Jams, a four-week Thursday night concert series to be held on the St. Johns Riverfront in Downtown Jacksonville in April. The multi-genre lineup includes:April 8: Country Singer-Songwriter Chase Rice, with local opener Firewater Tent RevivalApril 15: Punk Pop band New Found Glory, with local opener Universal GreenApril 22: Hip Hop artists and Jacksonville natives Quad City DJ’s, with local opener LPTApril 29: Rock band Sugar Ray, with local opener Honey HoundsThe concert series will feature a small business and atist market, food trucks and bars with local craft beer and spirits. Ad“Whether you love county, Hip Hop, rock, punk pop, Latin or folk, there’s some great music for everyone at Jax River Jams. Downtown is open and ready to welcome everyone back safely,” said Jake Gordon, CEO of Downtown Vision, in a press release.