The Mission

SOUR MASH

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DOWNTOWN JCMO PUB CRAWL:

Here is how it works: First, it’s FREE. All the participating bars will be offering specials for participants. Pick up a punch card at J. Pfenny’s or at Shrunken Head (between 5 pm and 7 pm).

Visit at least 5 bars, and at the end of your night, drop your punch card in a bucket at a participating bar. You’ll be entered to win some sweet prizes. First place being $200 worth of gift certificates to participating bars! Second place is $100 worth of gift certificates! Prizes also for best costume and finding WALDO!

Participating Bars: Bones In The Alley, Capitol City CORK and Provisions,The Grand Cafe, Gumbo Bottoms Alehaus, High Street Pub, J. Pfenny’s Sports Grill & Pub, The Mission, O’Donoghue’s, Prison Brews, Red Tail Lounge, Shrunken Head Tropic Lounge, Spectators & Trappers Too!!

A trolley will be running from 7:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. from High/Madison to High/Ash.

What to Wear: Waldo Wear. What else?

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Top Shelf Quality Distilled Rock-n-Roll brought to you by seasoned veterans of the trade deliver a wide range of hard hitting blues and rock covers and originals.

John D’Agostino
Ted Tyson
Jake Hanselman
Alan Loshbaugh

John D’Agostino is a long time singer, songwriter and pianist in the Columbia music scene, having fronted area favorites D-Trio and The Fried Crawdaddies. His recently released cd “Days Gone By” has a great sampling of his recent compositions.

Ted Tyson hails from Chicago, and hit the Windy City music scene in 1971. He’s played both guitar and drums in many bands, across many genres, and has recorded seven CDs of his own. He counts BB King, Albert King, Rory Gallagher, and SRV among his many six string influences.

Alan Loshbaugh was born in the San Francisco bay area, went to junior high and high school in St Louis, where he received outstanding soloist awards in both the big and small jazz combo programs. He played in several bands around the STL until going to college at MU in Columbia, where he played in their jazz programs. He’s backed many bands and recording projects in Columbia.