Gathering of the Juggalos 2026

Gathering of the Juggalos 2026
Promotional poster
DateAugust 19–22, 2026 (2026-08-19 – 2026-08-22)
VenueMother Nature's Riverfront Retreat
LocationsMacks Creek, Missouri, United States
Previous event
2025
Organized byPsychopathic Records
Websitejuggalogathering.com

The 2026 Gathering of the Juggalos (also known as The Gathering or GOTJ)[1] was a music festival organized by Psychopathic Records, a record label owned by the Detroit-based horrorcore hip-hop duo, the Insane Clown Posse. The festival took place from August 19 to August 22, 2026 at Mother Nature's Riverfront Retreat in Macks Creek, Missouri.

Background

The Gathering of the Juggalos was created in 1999 when Rob Bruce, also known by his stagename "Jumpsteady", organized an event for all Juggalos, a concept long talked about by Insane Clown Posse. The first Gathering took place in Novi, Michigan at the Novi Expo Center on July 21–22, 2000, with roughly 2,000 fans in attendance.[2][3] The festival featured concert performances, autograph sessions, seminars, wrestling hosted by Juggalo Championshxt Wrestling (JCW), tattooing, a haunted house, video games, contests, an ICP memorabilia museum and more.[2] The second Gathering took place from July 13–15, 2001 at the Seagate Convention Centre in Toledo, Ohio. The event was controversially ended when the Toledo Police Department cut the Insane Clown Posse's concert at the festival short on July 15, 2001 which resulted in a riot.[4][5][6][7]

During the 2002 Gathering of the Juggalos, a riot had broken out between 1,000 attendees and police that was caused by officers arresting a woman in the exhibit hall for baring her breasts. Tear gas, rubber bullets, and pepper spray were released into the crowd, however, representatitives from Psychopathic Records were able to negotiate with the police and the festival continued 30 minutes after the riot started.[8][9][10]

During the 2004 Gathering, the hip-hop group Bone Thugs-n-Harmony held a surprise reunion concert on the opening night.[11]

Cave-In-Rock, Illinois also hosted the eighth Gathering of the Juggalos at Hogrock Campgrounds on August 9–12, 2007, with over 8,000 fans attending the four-day event.[12] Like the previous year, over 100 bands were featured. Performances on the main and second stages included Ying Yang Twins, Necro, Haystak, Zug Izland, Prozak, Mushroomhead, and Insane Poetry. Comedians included Joey Gay. Bloodymania, the culmination of Juggalo Championship Wrestling's web show, SlamTV!, debuted at the event.[13] Anybody Killa was also announced to have signed back with Psychopathic Records.

Cave-In-Rock also hosted the ninth Gathering of the Juggalos on August 7–10, 2008, which included guest performances by Afroman, Andrew W.K., Ice-T, and Bizarre.[14] Both Bloodymania II and the debut of Oddball Wrestling was presented by Juggalo Championship Wrestling. The Gathering was filmed by Psychopathic Video for the documentary A Family Underground, which was released on May 12, 2009.[15][16][17]

The tenth Gathering of the Juggalos August 6–9, 2009, had the largest attendance in Gathering history with over 20,000 people.[18] Over 120 musical artists performed at the event, including Ice Cube, Gwar, Coolio, and Scarface.[19] During their set, Insane Clown Posse debuted the songs "Juggalo Island" and "Bang! Pow! Boom!" from their then-upcoming album Bang! Pow! Boom![19] Juggalo Championship Wrestling hosted Bloodymania III, Oddball Wrestling, and Flashlight Wrestling.[20] Stand-up comedians included Jimmie Walker and Pauly Shore.[21] The trailer for Big Money Rustlas also premiered during the event, where it was screened twice.[22]

In honor of the Western comedy film Big Money Rustlas being released at the following event, the eleventh Gathering of the Juggalos, August 12-15, 2010, featured a "Best in the West" West Coast hip hop theme.[23] Guest performances include Naughty by Nature, Spice 1, Method Man & Redman, Above the Law, and Warren G.[23] A "Ladies' Night", hosted by Sugar Slam, featured performances by Kisa, Lil V, Ill E. Gal, and Tila Tequila.[23] Shaggy 2 Dope hosted "Shaggy's Old School Super Jam", featuring DJing by 2 Dope and performances by Tone Lōc and Rob Base.[23] Comedy was provided by Tom Green, Gallagher, and Ron Jeremy.[23] During the festival, performers Method Man and Tila Tequila suffered facial lacerations as a result of objects that were hurled at them from the crowd. Both performers remained on stage, but, Tila Tequila suffered the worst reaction from the crowd with reports that indicated that several attendees in the crowd had threw various objects (including feces), in her direction. Method man suffered a cut on his face, but continued the set and eventually won over the crowd. Five wrestling shows were booked for the event; Bloodymania IV, two Flashlight Wrestling events, a Half Pint Brawlers event, and Oddball Wrestling.[23][24]

The twelfth annual Gathering of the Juggalos August 11–14, 2011, debuted the use of a celebrity host for each night's main stage with Dustin Diamond, Jumpsteady, Charlie Sheen, and Flavor Flav.[25] Guest acts included artists Busta Rhymes, Mystikal, Juvenile, Lil Jon, George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic, Saliva, Ice Cube, Xzibit, and Paris.[26] All of the main stage performances, as well as the wrestling events Bloodymania 5 and Legends & Icons, were broadcast live on internet pay-per-view.[25] It was also announced that Vanilla Ice had signed with Psychopathic Records.[27]

The thirteenth annual gathering took place from August 8–12, 2012, in Cave-In-Rock and featured Insane Clown Posse, Twiztid, Psychopathic Rydas, Dark Lotus, Blaze Ya Dead Homie, ABK, comedian Ralphie May, DJ Clay, Mike E. Clark, and Cold 187 AKA Big Hutch. Some other guest artists and groups included Tech N9ne, The Pharcyde, Soulfly, Fear Factory, Cheech & Chong, Danny Brown, Slaine, ¡Mayday! & the Geto Boys. A volume of photographs by Daniel Cronin from the event has been published, showing predominantly the people attending the event, not the performers.[28]

The fourteenth annual gathering took place from August 7–11, 2013, in Cave-In-Rock. This was also the final time that the Gathering would be held in Cave-In-Rock. During the festival, it was reported that a 24-year-old man was found dead in a tent at the festival.[29] Also during the event, authorities had made 6 arrests including two suspected drug busts and reported that there were 10 overdoses at the event.[30]

In February 2014, it was announced that the Gathering would be moving from its home at Cave-in-Rock to a family Campground in Kaiser, Missouri.[31] However, several local citizens vigorously protested the Gathering being held in this location and the event had to be moved once more. It was reported by Insane Clown Posse themselves that locals had started a petition to keep the Gathering out of their area and flooded the owners of the campground with angry phone calls.[32][33] Finally, a self-professed Juggalo referred to as Steve (who had previously been to the Gathering himself) contacted Psychopathic Records and offered the 120-acre Legend Valley as a place to host the event. Legend Valley (located in Thornville, Ohio) was officially chosen as the Gathering's venue for 2014. In a statement by Psychopathic Records in the February 28, 2014 edition of the Hatchet Herald, it was said that "Mere hours after the news begin spreading that Kaiser, Missouri would not welcome the Juggalo Family, we began receiving phone calls and emails from interested land owners and promoters who wanted to help ensure that the Gathering of the Juggalos found a home. One of the calls we got was from a down-ass ninja named Steve who owns the Legend Valley. [...] Steve has actually been to the Gathering of the Juggalos before and is not buying into the media's portrayal of what the Gathering is because he has been there. He has expressed to us that he is super down to host the Gathering this year and has always found Juggalos to be cool ass people. He also believes in our fight alongside the ACLU to have Juggalos removed from the FBI gang list, which is still on the list as a "loosely organized hybrid gang" because their sorry ass case was thrown out of court in 2014.[34] In other words, he has our backs and is the perfect ninja we needed to ensure an awesome, trouble-free Gathering this year."[35][36]

Legend Valley in Thornville, Ohio hosted the fifteenth annual Gathering of the Juggalos, which took place between July 23, 2014, and July 26, 2014.[37] Advertised as "Shangri-La on Earth", this Gathering has over 70 artists scheduled to perform, including the entire Psychopathic Records roster and several notable guests such as Twiztid, Blaze Ya Dead Homie, Cypress Hill, Cannibal Corpse, Kottonmouth Kings, Tech N9ne, Da Mafia 6ix, and other artists. Also scheduled to perform are several comedians, including (most notably) Gilbert Gottfried. Three special parties are planned for the gathering: Kuma's Psychopathic All-Star Party, DJ Clay's Horney Nuts and Big Butts Party, and the Frothy Murder Mix Foam Party. Alongside all these events will be dance competitions, several contests, and Juggalo Championship Wrestling events (including JCW's Road to Bloodymania and Bloodymania 8), plus carnival rides, the annual ICP seminar, auctions, and more.[38][39] In addition, it was announced via the Insane Clown Posse's Twitter account that there was to be a new Dark Lotus album slated for the 2014 Gathering.[40]

It was announced at the Insane Clown Posse seminar at Legend Valley that the Gathering of the Juggalos would be held in Colorado in 2017.[41] However, on April 11, 2017. Faygoluvers.net announced that would the 2017 edition of the Gathering was going to be held in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma at the Lost Lakes Amphitheater from July 26–29, 2017.[42]

In 2018, the Gathering returned to Legend Valley on July 18–21. nicknamed "Whoopstock", the festival featured several notable musicians alongside Psychopathic Records' roster including Jelly Roll, Yelawolf, Hopsin, and Gwar. During the festival, several tribute bands themed after the Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, Santana, and Janis Joplin also performed.[43][44]

On April 3, 2026, Insane Clown Posse announced on their social media accounts that the Gathering was leaving Legend Valley for Mother Nature’s Riverfront Retreat in Macks Creek, Missouri.[45][46][47] On June 19, 2026, Psychopathic Records announced that Grammy Award-winning rapper Vanilla Ice would be performing at the festival.[48] On July 3, 2026, Psychopathic Records announced that the metal band Hatebreed would be performing at the festival.[49][50]

Performer lineup

The lineup for the 2026 Gathering of the Juggalos featured several notable performers including Psychopathic Records artists Wakko The Kidd and Ouija Macc, 3 Headed Monster member Esham, Chapter 17 Records artist Darby O’Trill, Grammy Award-winning rappers Vanilla Ice, Academy Award-winning rapper and Three 6 Mafia member DJ Paul, Grammy Award-winning metal band Hatebreed, MTVU Music Award-winning rapper Tech N9ne, eOne Music-signed rapper Chris Webby, Los Angeles-based heavy metal band the Butcher Babies, pop group Milli Vanilli, Horris Records owner MC Lars, and Ultra Violet Entertainment-signed rapper Kung Fu Vampire.[51][52]

Kraken Stage

Wednesday (August 19) Thursday (August 20) Friday (August 21) Saturday (August 22)
  • Jordon Stepp
  • Midnightinyami
  • Salamander X
  • Nathan James
  • Darby O'Trill
  • Hatebreed
  • Esham
  • xEightySixedx
  • Klokwerk E
  • Wakko The Kidd
  • Pharcyde
  • DJ Paul
  • Ouija Macc

Cyclone Stage

Wednesday (August 19) Thursday (August 20) Friday (August 21)
  • Nivek
  • Mic Ange70
  • Mayb Someday
  • NGS
  • Buried Within
  • ZXL
  • Him
  • The Tenerous Trio
  • Acid Kult's Goat God Summoning
  • Crossbreed
  • MC Lars
  • Bible Belt Massacre
  • Gloom Unit
  • Rysk Framitden
  • Atrocity Girl
  • Matt Foy
  • Sinshrift
  • Venom Stay Drippin
  • Zero Signal
  • Seuss Mace
  • LSP Presents: Devil's Trident
  • Muttlee
  • Auntie Boy

Detonation Stage

Wednesday (August 19) Thursday (August 20) Friday (August 21) Saturday (August 22)
  • 2 Scoops of Whoop
  • Swing Dee Diablo
  • Evol Cook
  • The God Mumm Ra
  • Outlaw 716
  • Fro 50187
  • Awesome Ray Ray
  • Sp@D3z
  • Jayne Dough
  • Swift Homicide
  • Stray & Novls
  • Sleep Lyrical
  • Zac Pacillo
  • Unhappy
  • Billy Da Fence
  • Randum45
  • The Ice Giant
  • CX Da Grinch
  • E-Low The Artist
  • Deadset
  • Riddy K
  • Lil Tytan
  • Deadly Combination
  • Chuckklez
  • Slim-N-Wavy
  • J Cruz TLO
  • AZ The Fallen
  • King of Horriblecore
  • Tony Slippaz
  • Carbs
  • Ruin The Moment
  • Zac Tyrr
  • Nastie Ink
  • Bloody Ruckus
  • Fat C ft. Serial MCs
  • Yaboi Loco
  • Knockturnal
  • Project Omerta
  • Carbs

JCW Lunacy: Gathering of the Juggalos

JCW Lunacy: Gathering of the Juggalos
Promotional poster featuring CoKane
PromotionJuggalo Championship Wrestling
DateAugust 20, 2026
CityMacks Creek, Missouri
VenueMother Nature's Riverfront Retreat
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JCW Lunacy: Gathering of the Juggalos was a professional wrestling livestreaming event produced by Juggalo Championship Wrestling (JCW). The event took place on August 20, 2026 at Mother Nature's Riverfront Retreat in Macks Creek, Missouri and was streamed live on YouTube and X.

Production

Background

Since 2000, Juggalo Championship Wrestling has promoted professional wrestling matches at the annual Gathering of the Juggalos music festival organized by Psychopathic Records and the Insane Clown Posse.[53] Pro wrestling matches at the Gathering often featured several of JCW's regularly appearing wrestlers along with several special appearances from wrestlers like Sabu, Dusty Rhodes, Lenny Lane, Zach Gowen, Necro Butcher, and many more during its early years. On July 14, 2001, Sabu won the JCW Heavyweight Championship in a battle royal at the Seagate Convention Centre in Toledo, Ohio.[54] One day later, he lost it to Vampiro who had been stripped of the title after he had stopped defending it.[55] The 2001 Gathering also featured former World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE, At the time the World Wrestling Federation (WWF)) and World Championship Wrestling (WCW) champion Greg Valentine fighting against The Rude Boy in a dog collar match.[56]

From July 22–July 24, 2005, JCW held three JCW vs. TNA shows during the Gathering at Nelson Ledges Quarry Park in Garrettsville, Ohio which saw several JCW wrestlers be pitted up against TNA wrestlers.[57] Notable wrestlers who competed were Ron Killings, D-Ray 3000, Rhino, The Blue Meanie, America's Most Wanted (James Storm and Chris Harris), Abyss, Jeff Jarrett, Team Canada (A1 and Petey Williams), and Terry Funk.[58][59] Terry Funk won the vacant JCW Heavyweight Championship during a battle royal at the event on July 23, 2005, however he ended up losing the belt to Mad Man Pondo the following day.[60]

Storylines

JCW's Gathering of the Juggalos events featured professional wrestling matches that involves different wrestlers from pre-existing scripted feuds and storylines. Wrestlers portrayed villains, heroes, or less distinguishable characters in scripted events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches.[61] Storylines were produced on Juggalo Championship Wrestling's various events and on their weekly show, JCW Lunacy.

Event

Other on-screen personnel
Role: Name:
Disc Jockey DJ Clay
Commentators Joe Dombrowski
Mark Roberts
Zac Amico
Alice Crowley
Ring announcer Kid Cadet
Interviewer Mac Davis

Results

No.ResultsStipulationsTimes[62]
1J-Rod defeated Mickie Knuckles by disqualificationJCW Women's Championship #1 contender qualifier7:17
2Kongo Kong won last eliminating Bruce Wayans[Elimination order 1]Battle royal for the JCW Battle Royal Championship28:41
3Haley J defeated Sonny Kiss by pinfallJCW Women's Championship #1 contender qualifier4:14
4Caleb Konley (c) defeated Kerry Morton by pinfallSingles match for the JCW World Heavyweight Championship13:14
5EC3 (with Violent J, Willie Mack, Yabo The Clown, Ruffo The Clown, and 2 Tuff Tony) vs. Donovan Dijak (with Big Vito, Sally Boy, and Vincenzo) ended in a no contestSingles match
Mad Man Pondo served as the special guest referee.		4:57
(c) – the champion(s) heading into the match


^ Mosh Pit Mike entered the Battle Royal 3 times under different personas. ^ Kerry Morton was automatically eliminated due to entering the ring at the count of 10.

Aftermath

During the festival, the Camden County Sheriff's office had arrested four people who were scheduled to be at the festival for distributing or planning to distribute drugs. The most notable arrest was on August 18, 2026 for vendor Kevin "Bluntman" Jones who had been advertised on the website for the festival and had been on probation since August 14, 2026 prior to the festival following a similar arrest in Pennsylvania and is now being held without bond.[63][64][65][66] Three more drug-related arrests were made for attendees Dennis Pradham, Robyn Weiford, and Jesse Williams. Welford and Williams were later released on a $50,000 bond following their arrests.

Notes

  1. ↑ Order of elimination from first eliminated: Mike Worfminger, Bootleg Nate, Buzzsaw Nate, FTG, Ring Rat, Shane Mercer, Matt Cross, Sally Boy, Mike Platter, Vincenzo, CoKane, Steven Flowe, Josh Bishop, Mikey Funk, Facade, Tarzan Duran, Kerry Morton (c), Atiba, Bruce Wayans.

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