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Do What You Love Tour on now! (scroll down for tour dates)Read the Toledo Free Press article about the tour here. Thank you Vicki and the Toledo Free Press for the article! I have quit my job to tour full time. It means there are days I eat on a $1 or less, but that's ok. I love doing it, and I am the happiest I have ever been! In an effort to get gas money, and give you a great deal on my music, I am having a huge ($5, $4, $3, $2, $1) sale on all of my albums:
I am now on Twitter. I have replaced my old PHP based news with the Twitter widget on the right for now. It requires Flash 9 to use. I will post the latest information there, and give last minute reminders about shows there as well.
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For those who don't know me, I am Mission Man. My lyrics are very personal, and I play all of my own instruments, including the bass, guitar, keyboard, and electric drums. I love making music, and I use it as a form of self-expression. I have grown tremendously as a person and a musician because of this. Outside of my family and best friends, music is the most important thing in my life. Not sure what I'm saying in one of my songs? Get lyrics here (and stories where available, songs organized in alphabetical order).
Playing For a Cure was Saturday September 29th, 2007, at the Balcony in Oxford, OH! The event raised $147 for the American Cancer Society. That brings the 4 year total to $657! (year 1 was $0) Thank you to everyone for making the event a success, and for making the night a ton of fun!
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now recording "31 Hours Til What." I'm taking a different approach for this
album, and performing songs before they are done, so I can revise them after
each live performance to give the album the best live feel possible. Each song
could evolve until the album is finished (probably in the spring of 2010). The
title comes from when I had 31 hours left of work at Papa John's, and was
uncertain what the future would hold. I have since moved to Chicago, had many
things fall apart, and then left that life to live on the road and tour through
a combination of open mics and full shows. I don't know what the next step
is, and right now I don't care. I'm the happiest I've ever been!