While the organizers usually keep the setlist under wraps, Vol.101 featured a revolving door of talent that spanned genres:
In Manhattan, the day starts at 6:00 AM with a coffee and a scowl. In LA, the ambitious wake up at 4:30 AM. Why? To beat the traffic to a Barry’s Bootcamp class in West Hollywood, or to catch the sunrise hike at Runyon Canyon before the heat makes the dust unbearable. We spoke with Mia Torres, a talent manager and mother of two, who embodies the Vol.101 ethos. Red Hot Jam Vol.101 - in LA
Because the name "Red Hot Jam" sounds similar to music events, it is often confused with: While the organizers usually keep the setlist under
database and features a runtime typical for its genre's standard releases. Cast and Crew To beat the traffic to a Barry’s Bootcamp
Red Hot Jam Vol.101 wasn't just a concert; it was a reminder that LA's soul isn't found in Hollywood's bright lights, but in the sweat-soaked rooms where the music comes first.