Perry Avgerinos And Noah Schwartz Launch Wahoo Music Festival

Industry executives Perry Avgerinos and Noah Schwartz of Sheesh Management have launched Wahoo Music Festival, which is set to bring a unique blend of live music, community and charitable giving to South Florida. The festival will support cancer research, which carries special meaning to co-founder Noah Schwartz, a cancer survivor, whose journey inspired its mission to make a lasting cultural and social impact each year.

Born from a shared passion for live music and a desire to give back, Wahoo Music Festival aims to be an annual event that celebrates emerging artists, supports local businesses and brings people together through shared experiences. With deep roots in artist development, talent discovery and event production, Avgerinos and Schwartz bring years of their experience all together in their latest venture.

Located in rapidly growing Jupiter, Florida – founder Schwartz’s hometown – the event fills a gap in curated live music, spotlighting emerging country, folk and singer-songwriter talent. Set at the 3,000-capacity Abacoa Amphitheater near the beach and vibrant local spots, it offers an intimate, community-focused experience.

The artists prepare to take the stage on February 28, 2026, consisting of headliners St. Paul & The Broken Bones and Josh Meloy – with opening support from Zinadelphia, Nick Folwarczny, Brady Brazeal and Jupiter-native, Andrew Martinez.

“Wahoo is more than just a festival – it’s about connection, discovery and giving back,” says co-founder Noah Schwartz. “We want to create an event that artists are excited to play and fans are excited to return to year after year,” adds Schwartz.

“Through our experience managing touring musicians, we’ve seen firsthand how challenging and costly it can be for artists to connect with their fans in Florida, largely due to the state’s unique geographical routing challenges. Wahoo aims to give artists an opportunity to reach more of their Florida-based fans,” says co-founder Perry Avgerinos.

Tickets are now available at wahoofest.com.