Swingadelic live in Princeton

Experience Swingadelic live on October 10th

Swingadelic is scheduled to perform at Palmer Square in Princeton, New Jersey on October 10, 2026. The band characterizes its music as “gypsy jazz-hop,” blending elements of 1930s and 40s swing, jazz manouche (inspired by Django Reinhardt), hip-hop beats, and modern electronic production techniques. They frequently incorporate improvisation and a high-energy stage presence into their performances.

Palmer Square is a privately-owned, pedestrian-oriented commercial and residential area in Princeton Township. Developed between 1952 and 1957 by David R. Brower, it was conceived as a "town center" intended to revitalize Princeton’s business district which had been struggling following changes brought about by the relocation of University facilities elsewhere in town. Its design emphasizes walkability and features a mix of shops, restaurants, offices, and apartments arranged around a central square space. The architecture is predominantly Colonial Revival style. The square regularly hosts community events and serves as a gathering place for residents and visitors. It is known for its seasonal decorations and carefully maintained landscaping. The space has hosted musical performances previously, though details regarding frequency are not readily available.