WHAT’S A REVOLUTION WITHOUT SOME MAYHEM?

WHAT’S A REVOLUTION WITHOUT SOME MAYHEM?

What is MAYHEM?

The Mayhem Music Festival is Revolution 91.7’s student-led, community-driven celebration of music and local spirit. As a beloved Bowling Green native tradition for over a decade, Mayhem built a reputation for showcasing local talent and bringing the community together. After a brief hiatus…Revolution 91.7 is back and after all…

WHAT’S A REVOLUTION WITHOUT A LITTLE MAYHEM??

With the hard work from the Revolution family, Mayhem has made its return home and continued its legacy of high-energy performances, diverse artists, and an unforgettable atmosphere that captures the heart of Bowling Green.

A colorful event schedule poster with the title "Mayhem Schedule 2026" for Friday, April 10th. It includes timings and activities such as gates opening, DJ performances, and closing events, with vibrant graphics and bold text.
A diverse group of people attending the Mayhem music festival relaunch, standing behind a metal barrier, listening and watching attentively in a night setting with blue and purple lighting.
Two young men on stage at the Mayhem music festival, one speaking into a microphone and the other raising fist, both wearing t-shirts with a logo, with stage lights overhead.
A group of the WWHR Revolution 91.7 staff posing for a photo at the 2026 Mayhem relaunch, with logos in the background including Signature Healthcare and Perfect Productions.
Young people participating in a dance or conga line at the Mayhem music festival in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Group of young people on stage at a concert or event with one person holding a microphone and reading from a paper, wearing black T-shirts with a red and white 'Mayhem' logo.
Back of a person wearing the official Mayhem 2026 T-shirt.
Sophia Bryant DJing and starting off the Mayhem 2026 relaunch with a bang.
The band Nolia Noon before taking the stage at Mayhem 2026.
A crowd of people at night watching Girl Tones at Mayhem 2026, with a young girl wearing pink noise-canceling headphones in the foreground.
A group of people gathered outdoors at night, some are smiling and looking towards the camera. One person is holding a can, and another is shouting or cheering with hands around their mouth. The crowd appears to be enjoying Mayhem 2026.
Two women are dancing outdoors, facing each other. The woman on the left has long curly hair, glasses, and is wearing a white lace top and black shorts. The woman on the right has curly hair, a red cap, and is dressed in a black polka dot crop top an
A person standing on an outdoor stage playing an electric guitar and singing into a microphone. There are speakers and stage lights, along with a large sign overhead that reads, 'WHAT'S A REVOLUTION WITHOUT SOME MAYhem?'
People lining up and sitting at tables outside at a Que Pasa Mexican food truck, with a brick building and trees in the background.
The band Tayls from Nashville before taking the stage at the Mayhem music festival.
A live music event taking place at the SOKY Center Pavillion in Bowling Green, ky.
A woman with curly hair playing an electric guitar on stage, with stage lights and sound equipment visible.
Girl Tones before headlining the Mayhem 2026 relaunch.
Girl Tones performing at Mayhem 2026.
A young girl wearing pink headphones sits on a man's shoulders at a concert or event, both attentively watching the stage, surrounded by a crowd of diverse spectators in an indoor venue.
A crowd of excited people at a concert or event, with a woman holding an electric guitar above her head in the center, under a large, curved roof structure with blue lighting.
Girl Tones headlining Mayhem 2026.
Lead singer of Girl Tones in the Mayhem crowd during the band's headlining performance.
Rachel and Sofia, Mayhem 2026 event producers, next to the Mayhem headliner Girl Tones, who is also being featured at the Bonnaroo music festival later this year.

Photo Credits: Christopher Russell & Scott Willis