The Go On Shine Show in 2007 gave Jammers who had participated in CoolJam workshops throughout the year the chance to strutt their stuff! For many it was their first time on stage, which made for an emotional and inspiring show. MC Simon Dallow kept the audience highly entertained, while celebrities Ben Lummis, Megan Alatini and Jonny Williams performed with the Jammers.

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StarJam Rocks 2006 was held on Saturday 26 August at the Langham Hotel, Auckland. The interview-based show was hosted by Kate Hawkesby and Jammer Daniel Gourlay. Celebrities included Patra Bagust, Temuera Morrison, Simon Dallow, Wendy Petrie and Jackie Clark. A highlight of the night was a performance of "The Prayer", sung by Yulia and Jammer Jono Heaps.

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StarJam Rocks 2005 featured celebrity interviews, musical performances and the first-ever StarJam debate. With more Jammers and celebrities involved than any previous interw shows, this production featured Olympic gold medalist Hamish Carter, Comedian Michael Barrymore and NZ's own R&B superstars, Adeaze.

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'Stars Thru Their Eyes 2004' on Saturday 7 August was a spectacular success. The night included interviews with NZ musicians Dave Dobbyn and King Kapisi. Exclusive footage of pre-recorded interviews with John McEnroe, Danny DeVito and Dick van Dyke were favourites. A fundraising auction was held that included items donated by Tom Cruise, Peter Jackson and lucy Lawless.

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StarJam's 2003 show attrackted full houses at both the lunchtime show, hosted by TVNZ's Simon Dallow and Alison Mau and the dinner show, hosted by TV3's John Campbell and Carol Hirshfeld. Highlights of these shows were the screening of exclusive footage of a 'jam' with Tom Cruise and Neil Finn's 'Better be home soon' jam with a group of Jammers.

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This show marked the launch of StarJam, at the Sheraton Hotel. Simon Dallow and Alison Mau hosted the show, and eight jammers interviewed celebrities including Suzy Cato and Dame Susan Devoy. Ray Woolf 'jammed' with the young people to sing "A Whole New World". An audience of 300 people were instantly 'jammed' by the magic of StarJam.

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