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SUMMARY:Josh Morningstar
DESCRIPTION:w/Clay Benne\nDoors@4pm/SHOW@8 \n$8 Tickets Day of Show \nJosh Morningstar Website and Facebook links. \n\n\n\n\nhttps://youtu.be/osjcagTQfFo?t=10\n\n\n\n\n\nhttps://youtu.be/_7iS47Iwcww?t=2\n\n\n\n\n\nhttps://youtu.be/JFZC1lW1Kt8?t=4\n\n\n\n\nLast night\, the blue light reflected off of the cement in a tiny listening lounge in St. Charles\, Iowa. A conformed church housed a bar in the front full of rogue townies\, and a lounge in the back. “Turn your phones off\,” the host of the lounge barked into the microphone. “Turn them off\, sit back\, and pay attention. This guy is quiet\, and he’s going to tell you some stories.” And my eyebrows raised when his hoarse voice breathed life into a quiet\, rapt crowd. With his eyes closed\, he sang songs -chunks of him offered up to a willing mass. “I’m not a singer\,” he said eventually\, looking down at his guitar. I leaned in to listen harder. “I’m not a guitarist. I’m a song writer. “In his songs were stories and in his stories were words pushed together that took my breath away\, and in his stories were words that oozed the Blood from the Before\, and in his stories were ripped edges. I wanted to know it all. I wanted to know the names of the chunks and I wanted to inspect the hole in his chest and I wanted to know where those melodies come from and I wanted to know how he chooses the words. I wanted to know what he has written on the scraps of paper in his wallet and I wanted to know if his handwriting changes when he knows it’s a good one. It was a listening lounge\, and we were supposed to be quiet and listen\, but he played a song we all knew. And we sang the words with him. We couldn’t help it -not one single person. A crooked grin formed behind the microphone and I’m fairly certain that’s why he does what he does. Not for the lights. Not for the cheers. For sure not for the money. He does it for the people that hear the story and say\, “Yes. Me\, too. I have been there\, too. “In a town out in the middle of the cornfields of Iowa\, a group of people sang the words back to him that he had written. A melody chunked out of one disaster from his life\, and sewn together with a rhyme\, and maybe that’s how you heal the hurt….Vulnerability. Standing up on a stage when you’d rather be holding a pen. Sure looks an awful lot like courage.-Rebecca Cooper\, Author \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nA curious and fresh combination of grit and humor\, Josh Morningstar is knocking down stereotypes with his worn boots and unforgettable raspy voice. He is a small-town boy that originally hails from Funkstown\, Maryland\, and he carries those roots in a suitcase with him everywhere he goes. His small-town charm is evident in the way he greets people\, and in the conversational way that he weaves the stories of his life into his music. \n\n\n\nIn front of the bright lights and behind the microphone isn’t where Morningstar feels most at home. Named the 2018 Texas Radio Songwriter of the Year\, he and his Kristofferson signed guitar have knocked out melodies in dingy hotels all across the country. He’s written songs alongside Kendell Marvel\, Channing Wilson\, Autumn McEntire\, and many more. Morningstar was also the writer of several Cody Jinks songs\, including his #1 hit “Must Be The Whiskey”. \n\n\n\nHis lyrics force listeners to sit up and pay attention\, and his songs are always full of truth-bearing stories. The familial connection Morningstar forges with people continues long after his shows are over. Josh Morningstar has shared the stage with some of today’s most sought after folk and country artists\, including Shooter Jennings\, Cody Jinks\, Tyler Childers\, Todd Snider\, Colter Wall\, and Ward Davis. Morningstar continues to lead the charge on the front lines of a new wave of country music – one full of soulful honesty\, the familiar and true twang of an old guitar\, and provoking melodies that tattoo stories to the souls of the listeners. His ability to write about tragedies and victories enamor his tribe of self-proclaimed “Crazies”\, and the best part of it all is that he’s just getting started. \n\n\n\nSong writing credits with: Hayes Carll\, “Big” Al Anderson (NRBQ)\, Kendell Marvel\, Cody Jinks\, Erin Enderlin\, Autumn McEntire\, Hannah Blaylock (Edens Edge)\, Sunny Sweeney\, Ward Davis\, Larry McCoy\, Mark McGuinn\, Billy Don Burns\, Alex Williams\, Channing WIlson\, Wyatt Durette\, Casper McWade\, Steve Dean\, Chris Gantry\, John Berry\, Sam Williams\, Waylon Payne \n\n\n\n\nhttps://youtu.be/ZHJ3s3Yeogo?t=2\n\n\nCLAY BENNE “For me\, music started when I would ride in my dad’s truck with the radio stuck on classic rock. Growing up around it made me want to pick up a guitar and learn to play along. But it wasn’t until late in high school that I understood how much of a hold it had on me\, even more so when there’s a girl involved. Artists like Eric Church and Kip Moore helped me make sense of a lot of things in my life and inspired me to want to do it for myself by writing my own songs. Music has always been there for me in any situation and I hope that I can share that with others.” – Clay Benne \nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/xTz0ahqIQY0JB94.mp4\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/wjtz26FB3UmkorK.mp4\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/HnwhDZj4UVm0kkT.mp4\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/K60qOLEzbKmgXnU.mp4
URL:https://themissionjc.com/event/josh-morningstar/
LOCATION:The Mission\, 915 E High Street\, Jefferson City\, MO\, 65109\, United States
CATEGORIES:Country,Singer Songwriter
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SUMMARY:Katie Anne & Paige Dow
DESCRIPTION:PAIGE DOW\n\nThe Gölden Band FACEBOOK\n\nThe Gölden Bank FACEBOOK\n\n\n\n A fresh\, energetic\, local Jtown artist\, Paige can be found performing solo/duo or with her The Gölden Band at several mid-Missouri venues or busking on the sidewalk. Performing several instruments including ukulele\, guitar\, banjo and piano\, AND now the drums\, Paige delivers originals and her favorite covers. Sharing a room with this lady will make you smile.\n\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Paige-Forrest-Fire.mp4\n\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Paige-Rianne-Flora-Bama.mp4\n\n\n\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/40718288_1916452451776276_2074964143114289152_n.mp4\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDoor@4p | SHOW@8pm | No Cover – Tips kindly appreciated \n \n\nKATIE ANNE\n\n  \n\nFACEBOOK\n\n https://youtu.be/0C2BRXaZrY8?t=36\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Katie-Beshuk-Angel-From-Montgomery.mp4\n\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Katie-Beshuk-2-songs-plus-Back-Door.mp4\n\n\n\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Katie-Anne-and-Emma-Joy.mp4\n\n   \n\n\n\nPAIGE DOW\n\nThe Gölden Band FACEBOOK\n\nThe Gölden Bank FACEBOOK\n\n\n\n A fresh\, energetic\, local Jtown artist\, Paige can be found performing solo/duo or with her The Gölden Band at several mid-Missouri venues or busking on the sidewalk. Performing several instruments including ukulele\, guitar\, banjo and piano\, AND now the drums\, Paige delivers originals and her favorite covers. Sharing a room with this lady will make you smile.\n\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Paige-Forrest-Fire.mp4\n\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Paige-Rianne-Flora-Bama.mp4\n\n\n\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/40718288_1916452451776276_2074964143114289152_n.mp4
URL:https://themissionjc.com/event/katie-anne-paige-dow/
LOCATION:The Mission\, 915 E High Street\, Jefferson City\, MO\, 65109\, United States
CATEGORIES:Acoustic,Country,Indie Folk,Singer Songwriter
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SUMMARY:Mike Davis & Katie Anne w/guest Emma Joy
DESCRIPTION:Door@4p | SHOW@8pm | $5 \n \nKATIE ANNE \n   \nFACEBOOK \n https://youtu.be/0C2BRXaZrY8?t=36 \n \nhttps://youtu.be/TnKPe8dVgQw?t=2  \nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Katie-Beshuk-Angel-From-Montgomery.mp4\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Katie-Beshuk-2-songs-plus-Back-Door.mp4\n \nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Katie-Anne-and-Emma-Joy.mp4\n    \n\nMIKE DAVIS \nFACEBOOK LINK \nWEBSITE \n  \n \nAnother Mid-Missouri gem\, singer/songwriter\, Mike can be found in a plethora of music venues from JTown to Nashville to Texas and still rollin’. Soulful and well versed with his way around the strings\, Davis brings a performance you appreciate and feel it’s just for you. \n \n \n \n  \nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/10000000_2405963052823139_7397940991429111303_n.mp4\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/10000000_161208354982368_4105775552291448815_n.mp4
URL:https://themissionjc.com/event/14068/
LOCATION:MO
CATEGORIES:Country
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SUMMARY:Tex Carroll {Returns!} @ The Mission
DESCRIPTION:Doors@4pm/SHOW8-10pm \nNo Cover – Tips kindly appreciated! \n \nA faithful performer during our “Mission Quest” Wednesdays\, Tex Carroll returns to The Mission stage for another solo acoustic night! The Mission Family calls Tex one of our own. Seasoned entertainer and if you get the chance to chat with him\, you won’t forget it. Support Local Live Music!! \nFACEBOOK \nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Tex-Carrol-set.mp4 \nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Tex-Carrol.mp4
URL:https://themissionjc.com/event/tex-carroll-returns-the-mission/
LOCATION:The Mission\, 915 E High Street\, Jefferson City\, MO\, 65109\, United States
CATEGORIES:Country
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SUMMARY:WAYLON PAYNE w/Adam Hunt
DESCRIPTION:WAYLON PAYNE \nTICKETS \nFACEBOOK LINK \nWEBSITE \nSPOTIFY \nADDITIONAL YOUTUBE VIDEOS \n \nMagic happens when everything comes together like it’s supposed to — when the joys and the pain\, the triumphs and the missteps all click into place to be seen for what they truly are. Waylon Payne’s Blue Eyes\, The Harlot\, The Queer\, The Pusher & Me (releasing 9/11/20 via Carnival Recording Company / Empire) is such a moment\, the culmination of an extraordinary journey set to music.  \nA son of country music royalty\, a teenaged Baptist preacher turned addict and actor\, Payne sings about fathers and sons\, faith and addiction\, recovery and renewal with devastating clarity. His character-rich collection harks back to a way of telling stories in song that revealed kept secrets and promised mystery. Over his years\, Payne has felt the terrible power secrets can hold and learned the transformative value of releasing them. Finally\, he’s in a place where he can harness that power to create transcendent work.  \nPayne recorded Blue Eyes\, The Harlot\, The Queer\, The Pusher & Me primarily at Southern Ground Nashville\, a converted century-old church building just off Music Row that once housed Monument Studios. Payne’s mother\, country singer Sammi Smith\, cut her iconic version of Kris Kristofferson’s “Help Me Make It Through the Night” at Monument. When Payne recorded his vocals\, he says\, “I stood in the same spot she stood and sang while she was pregnant with me.”  \nTo help realize his musical vision\, Payne worked with producers Eric Masse (Miranda Lambert\, Rayland Baxter\, Robert Ellis) and Frank Liddell (Lambert\, Lee Ann Womack\, Chris Knight) to assemble a group of musicians that spanned both genres and generations. In addition to highly regarded players like bassist Glenn Worf; guitarists Jedd Hughes\, Ethan Ballinger\, and Kris Donegan; and drummer Blake Oswald\, the team brought in Cage the Elephant guitarist Nick Bockrath\, as well as Mickey Raphael\, Willie Nelson’s longtime harmonica player and a former band mate of Payne’s father\, Jody Payne. Jerry Roe\, like Payne a second-generation music man whose father spent years working for Johnny Cash\, played both bass and drums. Other musicians on the album include longtime guitar player and friend Dean Person\, slide guitarist Harrison Whitford\, and violist Kristin Wilkinson\, who arranged and conducted all the strings.  \nAs a result\, Blue Eyes\, The Harlot\, The Queer\, The Pusher & Me sounds both timeless and out of time. It exists in music’s liminal spaces\, the way the late ‘60s and early ‘70s albums of Kris Kristofferson and Bobbie Gentry did in their day. “Bobbie’s my songwriting hero\, the reason I do what I do — her and Kris\,” Payne says. “When my family threw me out\, I picked the toughest motherfucker I could think of and modeled myself after him. I learned how to be a man watching Kristofferson.”  \nLike those artists\, Payne draws from tradition while stretching beyond any notions of the mainstream\, ultimately standing apart from everything else.  \nPayne has come a long way from the first time he and Liddell met back in the ‘90s when Liddell worked for Decca Records. Payne showed up at Liddell’s office\, unannounced\, declaring his intentions to become a country star. It was the same sort of bold approach Tammy Wynette had made walking in on Billy Sherrill about a block away and 30 years before\, and\, like Wynette\, Payne hadn’t brought any songs to bolster his case. Still\, Liddell found Payne’s combination of raw talent\, personal magnetism\, and determination compelling\, even if it still needed to be focused.  \nPayne eventually figured out how to harness those abilities\, releasing his first album and launching an acting career that included portraying Jerry Lee Lewis in the 2005 Johnny Cash biopic Walk the Line and Nashville guitar legend Hank Garland in 2008’s Crazy. At the same time his career seemed to be coming together\, though\, a drug problem that had started in his teens was developing to a full-blown meth addiction that was ripping Payne’s life apart. “I was acting like a spoiled rock star\,” he says. “By the time I started making movies\, my ego was a little out there. Then you add meth to that\, and you turn psychotic without realizing it.”  \nNow eight years clean\, Payne finally can put all the elements of his life in their proper place. Blue Eyes\, The Harlot\, The Queer\, The Pusher & Me testifies to a decade-long journey\, capturing songs and moments from his most troubled time\, as well as the grace and the relationships that led him out of it.  \nThere’s tenderness to these songs\, an empathy for lost souls who may or may not find their way home. Payne wrestles with the legacy of family dysfunctions in songs like “Sins of the Father” and “What A High Horse.” A pair of poignant vignettes\, “Shiver” and “Old Blue Eyes\,” team with tragedy and chilling beauty. “There are jewels buried deep in the record\, and if you’re a junkie\, you’ll catch them\,” Payne says.  \nHe views “Dangerous Criminal” as his point of reckoning. “It’s basically me admitting I have a problem\,” he says. “I am a person who will get himself into trouble and in danger unless I keep myself in check.”  \n“After the Storm” and “Precious Thing” play like prayers\, while “Santa Anna Winds” was written as a lullaby for the young boy whose voice is the first thing heard on the album\, a child Payne views as almost a son and by whose first birthday he marks his sobriety. Payne also recorded his own version of “All the Trouble\,” the GRAMMY- nominated song he wrote with Lee Ann Womack and Adam Wright and which Womack recorded for her 2017 album The Lonely\, The Lonesome & The Gone. Payne’s talent as a songwriter has also been recognized by artists Ashely Monroe\, Miranda Lambert and Wade Bowen\, who have chosen to record his songs.  \nPayne may have recorded Blue Eyes\, The Harlot\, The Queer\, The Pusher & Me in Nashville\, but it started a decade ago in Texas\, as he came through the worst of his addiction and got clean with the help of family and friends there. “For a while\, I couldn’t even write\,” he says. “I couldn’t put thoughts together\, because I had really fried my brain. Once I got sober\, everything came.”  \nFor Payne\, each song reflects a different situation in his life. Together\, though\, they tell of a prodigal son returning home — not to the family of his birth\, but home to the true self he’d once nearly abandoned.  \n“The essential DNA elements of this record are my self-written confessions and pleas for forgiveness\,” he says. “It all revolves around me getting right with myself and the universe. Maybe I still am a preacher in a way — I just channel into what’s supposed to be.”  \n\n\n\n\n\n  \n  \n \n \n \n   \nhttps://youtu.be/6ItZ_0IDpUQ   \nhttps://youtu.be/BISTGzjGwUM?t=44   \n \n     \n\nADAM HUNT \nFACEBOOK \nTruly one of Jefferson City’s and Mid Missouri’s music gems\, Adam Hunt joins us for All Night Happy Hour. Sharing originals and covers\, with powerful vocals and picking. You may recognize him from Murphy’s Ford\, but you never know where he might pop up. Joining fellow artists on the sidewalk\, hootenannies\, front porches\, around the dining room table\, but you know it will be awesome. A beautiful soul and friend to The Mission. \n \n   \nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/14366796_182210608877781_984894411_n.mp4\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Adam-Hunt-The-Bridge.mp4\n  \n \n   \n \nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Adam-Hunt-Have-A-Little-Faith-In-Me.mp4\nhttps://themissionjc.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Adan-Hunt-Fill-No-Glass-For-Me.mp4
URL:https://themissionjc.com/event/waylon-payne-w-adam-hunt/
LOCATION:The Mission\, 915 E High Street\, Jefferson City\, MO\, 65109\, United States
CATEGORIES:Country
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SUMMARY:Dallas Moore Band
DESCRIPTION:⇒ Tickets & Tables ⇐
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