The Mission

THE MANKIN BROTHERS! {3rd Thurs} @ The Mission
2021-10-21 19:30 - 2023-04-20 22:30 (America/Chicago) | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@5pm/SHOW 7:30-10:30PM
NO COVER – Tips kindly appreciated!
FACEBOOK {The Mankin Brothers}
FACEBOOK {Down Side Up}

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Aaron and Ryan Mankin, drummer and guitarist from regional rock band, Down Side Up bringing a brotherly acoustic duo to The Mission stage. Tons of buttery harmonies and humor. It’s a family thang!

Alan Ames {All Night Happy Hour!!}
2021-12-21 19:00 - 21:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
SHOW@7pm
No Cover
Tips Kindly Appreciated
SOUNDCLOUD {Alan Ames}
CD BABY {Alan Ames}
Alan Ames hosts our popular Tuesday ALL NIGHT HAPPY HOUR! No Cover, but tips are kindly appreciated. Grab some grub for carry out or delivery and join us for some Live and Local.

“Doing some solo steel guitar and singing. Old songs, newer songs, original songs, blues, country, rock, and whatever I can shake out.” – Alan
You might recognize Alan from Ozark Underground, Toad Tappers, and many jams & open mic nights. He and his wife, Nancy, are a special part of The Mission family and music community!

Sell music on Amazon at ReverbNation.com

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STICKY ICKY - Jenny's Birthday Bash VII
2021-12-22 21:00 - 23:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors @4PM
SHOW 9-11PM
NO COVER – Tips are kindly appreciated!
Mike Sommerer, Alan Luetkemeyer, Josh Hamler, Steve Erangey and Nick Gazca rockin’ it to celebrate Jenny’s birthday. You don’t want to miss this!!!

Hailing from the highest hills of impropriety, Sticky Icky seeks to indulge their audience with smooth and sophisticated versions of favorite songs, with a twist of imperfect comedy and impromptu jams. Our wall of enchanting and hard pounding guitar riffs is mixed with raucous and rampant vocals, including barebones 3-part harmonies. Sticky Icky is comprised of acoustic guitarists Mike Cables (Mike) and Rusty Strings (Josh). Leading this vicious pack of heinous hounds on lead vocals is Al Doggy (Al). Our mission is simply to bring people together. So let’s speak, laugh, sing, enjoy and imbibe together. Let the good times roll, and remember always to Be excellent to each other…
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Being a “Christmas Baby”, or damn near, may blur the celebration of holidays for many. For seven years, skipping one here and there, STICKY ICKY, in one form or another, has honored the day of my birth from The Mission stage. The first year, 2011, was a joint celebration with Dave Baker. Jay Pelzer and Tom Reichard also shared the first Sticky Icky/Jenny’s Birthday Bash bill! These folks are my friends. Yes, I admitted that publicly. LOL! However, sharing their talent and time during the holiday is greatly appreciated. There is nothing family friendly about the evening, but laughter rings throughout the night, the music is stellar and I promise someone will walk through the door you’re happy to see. I’ve missed this birthday celebration the last few years. Join us, it’s my birthday!! -Jenny Babcock

Katie Anne {All Night Happy Hour!!}
2021-12-28 19:30 - 21:30 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors @4PM
SHOW 7:30-9:30PM
NO COVER – Tips kindly appreciated!!

FACEBOOK {Katie Anne}

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Open Mic Night at The Mission!!
2021-12-29 19:00 - 23:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
SignUp@6:30pm
SHOW@7pm
NO COVER – Tips kindly appreciated!!

15 Minute Time Slot includes set up and performance

Music – solo/duo/trio or more, All genres welcome. Poetry, comedy, spoken word, dance. Bring whatya got!

Minors are welcome, but will need a parent/guardian to join them.

Early Sign Up available for 7:00, 7:30, 8:00, 8:30, 9:00 and 9:30 through the link below:

Please respect your reserved time and arrive 30 minutes ahead of your chosen time.

9 Tips to Rock Open Mic
Featured Article, How To Making Music
Any performer will tell you that you can practice for years in the comfort and privacy of your room, but it’s not until you take your act to a stage in front of live people that you’ll really hone your craft. If you’re not ready to book shows of your own, how can you get comfortable on a stage? Open mic events can solve the problem.

Open mic nights serve as incubators for beginning musicians, or for more practiced types, they are a great way to test new material before throwing it into a big show. For the totally fresh player, it can be a daunting experience. Here are 9 tips to rock open mic so you will be prepared to take the stage and get the most out of the experience.
9 Tips to Rock Open Mic
1. Know what kind of an open mic it is. Do a little research before you attend the event. Open mics are not universally the same. Some are all acoustic (no microphones or plugged-in instruments); some are coffeehouse-style where people sit in silence listening to players; some are jams where a backing band or equipment might be provided. Make a trip down to the open mic you’ve got in mind before you participate, or contact the host to get the details.
2. Everyone at an open mic knows it’s an open mic. People there are not expecting a Lady Gaga production to walk through the door. They’re expecting a musician (or possibly a small group) to share some material that might be polished, or it might be the first time performed on a stage. Don’t stress about what people will think. They understand the spirit of the event.
3. Feel totally comfortable with your material. You’ll probably only have a few songs (many open mics are set by a song or time limit, usually about three songs or 15 minutes @ The Mission), so make sure you’re putting your best foot forward. Just in case you get rattled on stage, make sure you know the tunes in and out.
4. Don’t stress about what to bring. Whoever is running the open mic will have equipment for you and they should be fully capable of setting you up with it. If you’ve never plugged in a guitar or sung into a microphone—don’t worry. They’ll make sure you do it right and that it sounds good. That’s part of the Open Mic experience at The Mission. We have a full back line: Guitars – acoustic/electric, electric & amp and bass & amp. Full drum kit & Yamaha keyboard. Mics, cables, stands. And our sound technician is here to help.
5. Don’t be afraid to ask. Open mic beginners may think they are completely at the host’s mercy. Truth is, we’re here to make you sound good! That said, if you can’t hear yourself, vocals are too loud, guitar is too quiet, whatever, by all means, tell them!
6. Don’t be afraid to trust. The host should understand their sound system very well, so trust that once you’re settled on stage they’re making it sound right out front. If you’re happy with what’s in your monitor sound, leave the rest to them. We know our system inside and out. It’s a small room and you have 15 minutes. Let us do our job and make the room sound perfect for your performance.
7. Support other players. If you don’t want to be judged, don’t judge other people. Open mics are a place to try material you might not get to try on other stages. Celebrate the people who come to share their art. Cannot emphasize this enough! This is the spirit of Open Mic Nights at The Mission. Enough said.
8. Network. Open mics are musician hangouts—take advantage! If you’re looking to start a band or find musicians to see elsewhere, there’s a good chance they’ll be hanging out at an open mic. We’re on Season 13 at The Mission full of Open Mic Stories of success.
9. Learn from the experience. Every time you walk away from an open mic, there is something to learn. How were you received? What feedback did people give you? Did you feel more comfortable? How did you compare with the other players? Honestly analyze the event to improve your performance next time. And take the compliments even if you know you made mistakes. You still entertained folks.
(10) And finally, HAVE FUN! Open mics are meant, most of all, to be fun. Musicians get to mingle, everyone gets to play, and even if you have the biggest flub of all time—it’s all in the spirit of open mic. To take the stage at all is to win. Enjoy it, learn from the experience, and have a good time! Join us for Open Mic Night, share some air and feel the Mission Magic!

Jazz Forward Initiative, Inc. Jazz Jam
2021-12-30 19:30 - 23:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
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Decadent Nation w/ Love-Seats {Live at The Mission}
2022-01-08 20:00 - 23:30 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DOOR/TABLES SOLD OUT
Doors@6pm
SHOW@8pm
Advanced Tickets $6
Tickets @Door $8
Table Reservations $10
WEBSITE {Decadent Nation}
FACEBOOK {Decadent Nation}
YOUTUBE {Decadent Nation}

Decadent Nation’s brand of high energy, socio-political rock n’ roll has been quietly burning in the American underground music scene for years. Now, the band’s message is more relevant than ever. Having released multiple albums to critical acclaim and touring coast to coast, the band has found a new spark with a fresh lineup and the epic new Universal Music Group release Battleship Empire. With a new momentum, the band is looking to take the mantle once worn by such acts as System of a Down or Rage Against the Machine. Decadent Nation is the new musical voice of resistance and the message has been heard loud and clear as the band have been filling venues on recent tours. Whether it is their through-the-roof energy live performances or their meticulous musicianship, DN’s blues based, Alternative Rock sound is as infectiously catchy as it is powerful.

FACEBOOK {Love-Seats}

Love-Seats are a three-piece band based in Jefferson City, Missouri, playing original, upbeat, catchy riffs, steady rhythms, and melodic feedback with influences from psychedelic and early 60’s rock to proto punk

Zak Skinner founder/vocalist/guitarist of Love-Seats

Nick Gazca drummer of Love-Seats

John Nichols Guitarist of Love-Seats
BANDCAMP {Love-Seats}
BANDCAMP {Sound Check} Love-Seats
BANDCAMP {Relax, just do it} Love-Seats
BANDCAMP {Gimme your love} Love-Seats

Shea and Shorty {All Night Happy Hour!!}
2022-01-11 19:00 - 21:30 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@pm
SHOW@7Pm
No Cover – Tips kindly appreciated
FACEBOOK LINK {Shea and Shorty}
Shea & Shorty host our popular Tuesday ALL NIGHT HAPPY HOUR! No Cover, but tips are kindly appreciated. Grab some grub for carry out or delivery and join us for some Live and Local!!
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Shea and Shorty is a two piece acoustic duo. We play an ecclectic mix of old and new music which includes Blues, Country, and a little bit of rock and roll! Pink, Lady GaGa, Ed Sheeran, Mark Cohn, and many more covers!!!!

Open Mic Night at The Mission!!
2022-01-12 19:00 - 23:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
SignUp@6:30pm
SHOW@7pm
No Cover- Tips kindly appreciated!!

15 Minute Time Slot includes set up and performance
Music – solo/duo/trio or more, All genres welcome. Poetry, comedy, spoken word, dance. Bring whatya got!
Minors are welcome, but will need a parent/guardian to join them.
Early Sign Up available for 7:00, 7:30, 8:00, 8:30, 9:00 and 9:30 through the link below:

Please respect your reserved time and arrive 30 minutes ahead of your chosen time.

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9 Tips to Rock Open Mic
Featured Article, How To Making Music
Any performer will tell you that you can practice for years in the comfort and privacy of your room, but it’s not until you take your act to a stage in front of live people that you’ll really hone your craft. If you’re not ready to book shows of your own, how can you get comfortable on a stage? Open mic events can solve the problem.

Open mic nights serve as incubators for beginning musicians, or for more practiced types, they are a great way to test new material before throwing it into a big show. For the totally fresh player, it can be a daunting experience. Here are 9 tips to rock open mic so you will be prepared to take the stage and get the most out of the experience.
9 Tips to Rock Open Mic
1. Know what kind of an open mic it is. Do a little research before you attend the event. Open mics are not universally the same. Some are all acoustic (no microphones or plugged-in instruments); some are coffeehouse-style where people sit in silence listening to players; some are jams where a backing band or equipment might be provided. Make a trip down to the open mic you’ve got in mind before you participate, or contact the host to get the details.
2. Everyone at an open mic knows it’s an open mic. People there are not expecting a Lady Gaga production to walk through the door. They’re expecting a musician (or possibly a small group) to share some material that might be polished, or it might be the first time performed on a stage. Don’t stress about what people will think. They understand the spirit of the event.
3. Feel totally comfortable with your material. You’ll probably only have a few songs (many open mics are set by a song or time limit, usually about three songs or 15 minutes @ The Mission), so make sure you’re putting your best foot forward. Just in case you get rattled on stage, make sure you know the tunes in and out.
4. Don’t stress about what to bring. Whoever is running the open mic will have equipment for you and they should be fully capable of setting you up with it. If you’ve never plugged in a guitar or sung into a microphone—don’t worry. They’ll make sure you do it right and that it sounds good. That’s part of the Open Mic experience at The Mission. We have a full back line: Guitars – acoustic/electric, electric & amp and bass & amp. Full drum kit & Yamaha keyboard. Mics, cables, stands. And our sound technician is here to help.
5. Don’t be afraid to ask. Open mic beginners may think they are completely at the host’s mercy. Truth is, we’re here to make you sound good! That said, if you can’t hear yourself, vocals are too loud, guitar is too quiet, whatever, by all means, tell them!
6. Don’t be afraid to trust. The host should understand their sound system very well, so trust that once you’re settled on stage they’re making it sound right out front. If you’re happy with what’s in your monitor sound, leave the rest to them. We know our system inside and out. It’s a small room and you have 15 minutes. Let us do our job and make the room sound perfect for your performance.
7. Support other players. If you don’t want to be judged, don’t judge other people. Open mics are a place to try material you might not get to try on other stages. Celebrate the people who come to share their art. Cannot emphasize this enough! This is the spirit of Open Mic Nights at The Mission. Enough said.
8. Network. Open mics are musician hangouts—take advantage! If you’re looking to start a band or find musicians to see elsewhere, there’s a good chance they’ll be hanging out at an open mic. We’re on Season 13 at The Mission full of Open Mic Stories of success.
9. Learn from the experience. Every time you walk away from an open mic, there is something to learn. How were you received? What feedback did people give you? Did you feel more comfortable? How did you compare with the other players? Honestly analyze the event to improve your performance next time. And take the compliments even if you know you made mistakes. You still entertained folks.
(10) And finally, HAVE FUN! Open mics are meant, most of all, to be fun. Musicians get to mingle, everyone gets to play, and even if you have the biggest flub of all time—it’s all in the spirit of open mic. To take the stage at all is to win. Enjoy it, learn from the experience, and have a good time! Join us for Open Mic Night, share some air and feel the Mission Magic!

Planet Jazz Trio {Second Thursday}
2022-01-13 19:00 - 22:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
MUSIC@7-10pm
NO COVER
Tips kindly appreciated!
FACEBOOK {Planet Jazz}
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Planet Jazz, one of the most popular Jazz groups in Mid-Missouri for over twenty five years. Mixing up Jazz with Reggae, Swing, Cajun and Island.
Mark Atkins Lieberman: Guitar
Monte Safford: Drums
Bill Roe: Bass

Paul Laemmli {FRIDAY NIGHT!!} @ The Mission
2022-01-14 20:00 - 23:30 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@6pm
SHOW@8PM
$5

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Raised throughout Mid-Missouri, Paul grew up swimming in the deep end of a family of musicians. Paul honed his craft around the wood stove at the family cabin, in churches, and in the blues clubs of Kansas City and Springfield, MO. While playing all over the great state of Missouri, he earned a music degree and continues to earn a reputation for connecting people with story songs and skillful guitar work. Heavily influenced by the Springfield Sound and the blues scene in Kansas City, Paul currently resides near his grandparent’s home in Jefferson City, Missouri where you can find him playing his red Fender Stratocaster wherever people gather to share life, love, and music.

You will find Paul performing as a solo artist, duo or sitting in with full bands, including the powerhouse blues band, Buddha Blue…a perfectly well rounded musician and performer. You may have seen Paul at Gumbo Bottoms, Rose Music Hall, Logboat Brewery, The Outpost, The Mission just to name a few. Former local projects also include Bird’s Eye Blues Band, Rose Ridge and Monroe Street Jubilee Band

Zak, John & Nick {SATURDAY NIGHT!!} @ The Mission
2022-01-16 20:00 - 23:30 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@6pm
SHOW@8PM
Cover Charge – $5
FACEBOOK {Zak Skinner Music}

ZAK SKINNER

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JOHN NICHOLS

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NICK GAZCA

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The backbone of Love-Seats joins together for a second weekend at The Mission, but with a twist. Original music from all three artists! You’ll see a little bit of everything, including a few covers you might recognize. A great night to gather out of the cold and see what’s hot in JTown! Join us for some Live and Local. See y’all in a bit…

Tex Carroll {All Night Happy Hour!!}
2022-01-18 19:00 - 21:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
SHOW 7-9PM
No Cover – Tips kindly appreciated!
Tex Carroll hosts our popular Tuesday ALL NIGHT HAPPY HOUR! No Cover, but tips are kindly appreciated. Grab some grub for carry out or delivery and join us for some Live and Local!!

FACEBOOK {Tex Carroll}

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A 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!!

Singer-Songwriter OPEN MIC NIGHT!!
2022-01-19 19:00 - 23:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
SHOW@7PM
NO COVER – Tips are kindly appreciated!!
SIGN UP ⇒
Unlike our usual Open Mic Night 15 minute time slots, we get to enjoy 25 minutes (20 minimum) of your original material. Solo acoustic to full band! We will provide a full backline as there will be no time for change over. Open Mic Night at The Mission is an environment of encouragement from the staff to patrons. Our stage is open.The Mission Family is excited to offer this special evening. Come support our artists for a NO COVER, NO COVER(S) night!
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The Gölden Band w/ Paige Dow {Live at The Mission!!}
2022-01-20 20:00 - 23:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
SHOW@8Pm
No Cover – Tips kindly appreciated!
FACEBOOK LINK {Gölden}
YOUTUBE LINK {Gölden}

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JTown’s live and local, GÖLDEN! Their genre is make it their own, spanning from upbeat originals to thrashing covers. These folks spent the last year honing this project. Come see what they’ve done!
Paige Dow • Dakota Reuter • Chris Lueckenoff • Ava Velasquez

FACEBOOK {Paige Dow}
INSTAGRAM {Paige Dow}
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Paige Dow is a Live and Local artist with a wide array of talents from playing guitar, to drums, and singing. Her love and light will brighten any room.

Pat Kay {FRIDAY NIGHT!!!} @ The Mission
2022-01-21 20:00 - 23:30 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
SHOW@8PM
Advanced Tickets $6
Tickets @Door $8
Table Reservations $15
A special Friday Night appearance with Pat Kay!!
FACEBOOK {Pat Kay}

Banjos + kick drums = dance party

Missouri native salutes the music traditional to the Ozarks; where Old-Time Fiddle music received a quick flash fry of foot stompin’ Country Blues as it made its way across the Mississippi River. The songs are a collection of stories, often ancient in verse but timeless in meaning, and carried with reverence for this forgotten music bred to uplift from the tangle of struggles in a bygone era. The arrangements and delivery, however, represent a convergence of music roots separated at birth in Western Africa where the banjo was conceived. It’s widely known that traditional bluegrass music doesn’t allow drums. In this, aptly coined “Stompgrass” music, percussion is not only encouraged, but required… and the ease with which a banjo and a hypnotic tribal rhythm reunite waves a fist in the face of convention. So, too, does the execution; with vocals, a kick drum, foot tambourine, guitar, banjo, harmonica, and more all incredibly being performed at the same time by one person.

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Pat’s full band, The Kay Brothers, released their Self-Titled Debut Album in 2018 and followed by companion videos for their songs, “Find Your Love” and “Cumberland Gap.” Joined by brothers Bryan & Jake as well as sisters Emma & Olivia Burney, the band boasts sibling harmonies, upright bass, guitar, tenor banjo, fiddle, cello, ukulele, harmonica, washboard, congas, shakers, and an array of foot percussion. Their mission: to preserve the rural music of our forefathers and mothers that once filled the wooden barns dotting the countryside on Saturday night and the small family churches on Sunday morning. The party is still going on…. it’s in your blood… and a new album from the band is presently underway.

Olivia Taylor & Tracy Blase {All Night Happy Hour!!}
2022-01-25 19:30 - 21:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
SHOW 7-9PM
No Cover – Tips kindly appreciated!!
Olivia Taylor and Tracy Blase host our popular Tuesday ALL NIGHT HAPPY HOUR! No Cover, but tips are kindly appreciated. Grab some grub for carry out or delivery and join us for some Live and Local!!
INSTAGRAM {Olivia Taylor}

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From our local Jefferson City town looking for venues to play at, Olivia Taylor found The Mission. She does a mix of bluegrass, indie, & pop and have played out before. She has originals and covers she performs. Date and time doesn’t matter, she’s always ready to play.
TRACY BLASE

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Tracy Blase was raised by parents who supported his passion for music. At the age of 13, you could find him performing in bars with local adult bands playing guitar, drums and singing. He paused his public performances after high school, but never put the guitar down. He was drawn back to the stage in 2012 and has since picked up the mandolin.
Tracy is influenced by a wide variety of musical genres: from punk to country and blues to alt-rock. He is currently a member of Rose Ridge with Jenny Babcock. The duo often shares the stage with Mid Mo’s plethora of fine pickers. Occasionally, you will find Tracy playing a solo gig. Those are pretty sweet. You should catch one.
Rose Ridge – Tracy Blase & Jenny Babcock
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Open Mic Night at The Mission!!
2022-01-26 19:00 - 23:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
SignUp@6:30pm
SHOW@7pm
No Cover- Tips kindly appreciated!!

15 Minute Time Slot includes set up and performance
Music – solo/duo/trio or more, All genres welcome. Poetry, comedy, spoken word, dance. Bring whatya got!
Minors are welcome, but will need a parent/guardian to join them.
Early Sign Up available for 7:00, 7:30, 8:00, 8:30, 9:00, 9:30 and 9:45 through the link below:

Please respect your reserved time and arrive 30 minutes ahead of your chosen time.

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9 Tips to Rock Open Mic
Featured Article, How To Making Music
Any performer will tell you that you can practice for years in the comfort and privacy of your room, but it’s not until you take your act to a stage in front of live people that you’ll really hone your craft. If you’re not ready to book shows of your own, how can you get comfortable on a stage? Open mic events can solve the problem.

Open mic nights serve as incubators for beginning musicians, or for more practiced types, they are a great way to test new material before throwing it into a big show. For the totally fresh player, it can be a daunting experience. Here are 9 tips to rock open mic so you will be prepared to take the stage and get the most out of the experience.
9 Tips to Rock Open Mic
1. Know what kind of an open mic it is. Do a little research before you attend the event. Open mics are not universally the same. Some are all acoustic (no microphones or plugged-in instruments); some are coffeehouse-style where people sit in silence listening to players; some are jams where a backing band or equipment might be provided. Make a trip down to the open mic you’ve got in mind before you participate, or contact the host to get the details.
2. Everyone at an open mic knows it’s an open mic. People there are not expecting a Lady Gaga production to walk through the door. They’re expecting a musician (or possibly a small group) to share some material that might be polished, or it might be the first time performed on a stage. Don’t stress about what people will think. They understand the spirit of the event.
3. Feel totally comfortable with your material. You’ll probably only have a few songs (many open mics are set by a song or time limit, usually about three songs or 15 minutes @ The Mission), so make sure you’re putting your best foot forward. Just in case you get rattled on stage, make sure you know the tunes in and out.
4. Don’t stress about what to bring. Whoever is running the open mic will have equipment for you and they should be fully capable of setting you up with it. If you’ve never plugged in a guitar or sung into a microphone—don’t worry. They’ll make sure you do it right and that it sounds good. That’s part of the Open Mic experience at The Mission. We have a full back line: Guitars – acoustic/electric, electric & amp and bass & amp. Full drum kit & Yamaha keyboard. Mics, cables, stands. And our sound technician is here to help.
5. Don’t be afraid to ask. Open mic beginners may think they are completely at the host’s mercy. Truth is, we’re here to make you sound good! That said, if you can’t hear yourself, vocals are too loud, guitar is too quiet, whatever, by all means, tell them!
6. Don’t be afraid to trust. The host should understand their sound system very well, so trust that once you’re settled on stage they’re making it sound right out front. If you’re happy with what’s in your monitor sound, leave the rest to them. We know our system inside and out. It’s a small room and you have 15 minutes. Let us do our job and make the room sound perfect for your performance.
7. Support other players. If you don’t want to be judged, don’t judge other people. Open mics are a place to try material you might not get to try on other stages. Celebrate the people who come to share their art. Cannot emphasize this enough! This is the spirit of Open Mic Nights at The Mission. Enough said.
8. Network. Open mics are musician hangouts—take advantage! If you’re looking to start a band or find musicians to see elsewhere, there’s a good chance they’ll be hanging out at an open mic. We’re on Season 13 at The Mission full of Open Mic Stories of success.
9. Learn from the experience. Every time you walk away from an open mic, there is something to learn. How were you received? What feedback did people give you? Did you feel more comfortable? How did you compare with the other players? Honestly analyze the event to improve your performance next time. And take the compliments even if you know you made mistakes. You still entertained folks.
(10) And finally, HAVE FUN! Open mics are meant, most of all, to be fun. Musicians get to mingle, everyone gets to play, and even if you have the biggest flub of all time—it’s all in the spirit of open mic. To take the stage at all is to win. Enjoy it, learn from the experience, and have a good time! Join us for Open Mic Night, share some air and feel the Mission Magic!

Singer-Songwriter OPEN MIC NIGHT
2022-02-02 19:00 - 23:00, 2022-02-16 19:00 - 23:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm

SHOW@7PM

NO COVER – Tips are kindly appreciated!!
SIGN UP ⇒
Unlike our usual Open Mic Night 15 minute time slots, we get to enjoy 25 minutes (20 minimum) of your original material. Solo acoustic to full band! We will provide a full backline as there will be no time for change over. Open Mic Night at The Mission is an environment of encouragement from the staff to patrons. Our stage is open.

The Mission Family is excited to offer this special evening. Come support our artists for a NO COVER, NO COVER(S) night!
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FIRST THURSDAY {Stompgrass!!} @ The Mission
2022-02-03 20:00 - 23:00 | MO
Doors@4pm
SHOW@8pm
No Cover – Tips are kindly appreciated!
We’re so excited to fire back up a longstanding JCMO Tradition:
FIRST THURSDAYS are BACK!
We’re gonna shake it up a bit too! Moving forward, Stompgrass Thursdays will feature a rotating cast of extended KB fam and various projects & incarnations the boys have drummed up during the pandemic! Expect some curve balls as we intend to get weird from time to time! We’ll announce the lineup the Monday prior each week! Can’t wait to see y’all in the Mission again! We’ve missed you!

INSTAGRAM {MK Ultra}

FACEBOOK {MK Ultra}
WEBSITE {The Kay Brothers}

FunkyTonk Band {LIVE!!} @ The Mission
2022-02-05 20:00 - 23:30 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@6pm
SHOW@8PM
$5 Cover
FACEBOOK {FunkyTonk Band}
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Combining four of Central Missouri’s country music superstars, Funkytonk is a fresh re-visit to the best country of yesterday but scattered, smothered and covered in masterfully crafted guitar licks, tight grooves, and tasty vocals. No Aldeans, Bryans, or Florida Georgia anythings…..just quality, smokin’ country with a taste of rock and whatever else we sprinkle in….

Ben Van Dyke – Lead Guitar/Rhythm Guitar/Concerned Looks Towards The Rhythm Section

In High School, he was once voted “most likely to succeed David Hasselhoff in Baywatch”. Instead, he scored the lead part in a live stage production entitled “Meet Me In Fullerton” which was the story of a young soon to be musical pioneer in search of his hot tub time machine….or something like that.

At any rate, the production ran for a staggering 4.5 hours and played in QuickTrip parking lots all over the Midwest. Just like David Hasselhoff, Ben is HUGE in Germany.

These days, Ben spends his time teaching his herd of Amazonian Pick Beetles to recreate the half time formations of the Mizzou Marching band. It’s truly riveting.

He’s also currently the Hot Licks Operations Manager for Funkytonk and his responsibilities include making sure Kyle remembers to walk to the A, and Neil remembers the difference between major and minor chords.

As a side note, Ben spends so much time dining at the local Mexican restaurant, the owners refer to him as The Angry Enchilada, The Hispanic Titanic, and last but not least, because of his love of their massive #4 burrito….The Mexicutioner so if you want to make a request,, approach Ben’s side of the stage with a great deal of caution.

Neil Harms – Lead Vocals and Guitar

Proud to hail from the town where the Phillips head screwdriver was invented, Neil was once known to collect dryer lint to sculpt into likenesses of his favorite guitar heroes.

Neil has spent the last few years as an over the phone therapist specializing in issues plaguing aging guitarists. His therapy practice is vastly successful mostly due to the accent he uses when he speaks to his clients as it bears an uncanny resemblance to 80’s celebrity sex therapist, Dr Ruth.

While a long term member and good steward to the local music scene, his fierce guitar prowess will often leave you speechless at a Funkytonk show however, we caution you to reconsider should you ever decide to approach him to request “Wagon Wheel”…..go on, we dare ya

Kyle Caraway – Bass/Vocals
This sexy hunk of 5 o’clock shadow is the most introverted member of the band. Kyle has spent the last 11 years hiding in a one bedroom flat in Point Place, Wisconsin while spraying rental shoes in the local bowling alley.
Neil knew he had a bass player with a true appreciation of the classics when he found out Kyle once worked as a staffer for the Hollywood Squares TV show and was in charge of managing Rip Taylor’s moustache wax, inventorying Paul Lynde’s ascots, and maintaining Phyllis Diller’s bikini line.
Between shows, Kyle can be found at local nursing homes giving back to the community by grinding toenails for short-armed senior citizens.
Funkytonk performances will guarantee you will get to witness Kyle sweating bullets trying to keep up with the musical genius of the other members of the band while managing the responsibility of having the biggest G string in the venue and hearing the voice of his bass sensei who used to provide Kyle encouragement by saying, “I like the thing you tried to do there” (that’s for you Al)…….
On a side note, Kyle is from the town where the flathead screwdriver was invented so he and Neil knew each other over the years from competing against each other in the community screwdriver flag football tournaments.

Chris Parr – Drums and Backing Vocals
He may look like a well seasoned musician, but this suave and debonair fella recently retired from a life as the hair stylist for British double agents with the famed MI-6 secret service, left his Renault LeCar behind, and recently returned to central Missouri to reconnect with his musical roots.
At a Funkytonk show, you can look forward to Chris not only creating and holding the pocket as the anchor of Central Missouri’s fiercest new rhythm section, but he’ll also be in the parking lot of the venue collecting donated roadkill as he is the chief hat maker for Silver Dollar City’s gift shop (drumming doesn’t pay as good as fixing hair in England).

Kenny Hunt {ALL NIGHT HAPPY HOUR!}
2022-02-08 19:00 - 21:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
SHOW 7-9pm
NO COVER – Tips kindly appreciated!
Kenny Hunt hosts our popular Tuesday ALL NIGHT HAPPY HOUR! No Cover, but tips are kindly appreciated. Grab some grub for carry out or delivery and join us for some Live and Local!!

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Lead vocalist and guitarist for many local projects including Shakey Ground, The Missionaries (The Mission’s Sunday host band), sitting in with Planet Jazz, Buddha Blue, and many others Kenny brings a versatile songbook to our stage. This JTown native knows his way around a fretboard and promises to make ‘ya glad you chose The Mission for an early evening of music!

Open Mic Night @ The Mission!
2022-02-09 19:00 - 23:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States

Planet Jazz Trio {Second Thursday}
2022-02-10 19:00 - 22:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
MUSIC@7-10pm
No Cover – Tips kindly appreciated!
FACEBOOK {Planet Jazz}
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Planet Jazz, one of the most popular Jazz groups in Mid-Missouri for over twenty five years. Mixing up Jazz with Reggae, Swing, Cajun and Island.
Mark Atkins Lieberman: Guitar
Monte Safford: Drums
Bill Roe: Bass

Those Guys! {Return} @ The Mission
2022-02-11 20:00 - 23:30 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
SHOW@8:30pm
Cover Charge – $5
FACEBOOK {Those Guys}

Clint Krcmar – Drums, vocals, maniacal faces, shrieks and howls.
Harrison Sweazea – Guitar, vocals, lyrical adjustments and general confusion.
How THOSE GUYS got their name.
a short story by Anthony Pierce
Once upon a time, there were two drummers, Clint and Harrison. Both of these men were talented percussionists seeking gigs, as that is what has kept them young – or at least it works for Clint, Harrison just keeps aging, but GRACEFULLY. They decided that one would play guitar and one would drum and they would bring music to Mid-Missouri and joy and laughter to all of their adoring fans and friends. The only thing that was missing was a good, short, memorable name.
At first, they discussed names and decided since all the other bands that they had been a part of came up with their own names and they were flashy, cute, or themed, that these two wanted just to be plain and simple with their band name. But there’s already a local band name Plain & Simple, so that didn’t work. They decided that if they went with the name Clint and Harrison, it would help with their billing because well, C comes earlier in the alphabet. However, with Harrison being a wee bit older – by like 4 decades – they decided that Harrison’s name should be the lead. And thus the duo, Harrison & Clint, began.
As they began booking gigs, they found it long-winded, like this story, and difficult for everyone to keep saying, “Harrison and Clint”, so it was decided they would use a nickname for Harrison and remove the “and” to get a simple two-word band name. And so launched the new duo, “Harry Clint”.
Unfortunately, at their first gig at the parish school fundraiser, the poster had a slight misspelling as did all of the handouts for the evening’s agenda. There was opening prayer, there was a thank you from the priest, a fun auction of items to raise money, and then it listed closing out the evening with dancing to the whimsical performance of, “Harry Clit”.
After Sister Magdalen passed out, Sister Gertrude turned beet red and screamed, “Who are these musicians with such a vulgar name?” The entire congregation turned and pointed to the duo and said “Those Guys!” And the name has forever stuck!
I personally am sorry that they went through that long, enduring, and painfully humiliating experience – maybe not, they could have been snickering the whole time – as they searched for the true name of this musical genius duo that so entertains us. Although, I gotta admit, having “Harry Clit at the BluTaco”, probably wouldn’t have gone over well either.

Laid Back Band @ The Mission!
2022-02-12 20:00 - 23:30 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@6pm
SHOW 8PM
COVER CHARGE $5
FACEBOOK LINK {Laid Back Band}
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Laid Back Band is a local four piece classic rock project playing 70’s-80’s runes from Creedence, Pink Floyd to Neil Young and more! With 50 years of playing experience among them, Laid Back Band promises to make you glad you walked through The Mission doors!

Matt Wynn {All Night Happy Hour!!}
2022-02-15 19:00 - 21:00 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
MUSIC@7pm
No Cover – Tips kindly appreciated!
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Matt Wynn was born in a the small factory town of Bassett, Virginia around the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains. He took guitar lessons at the age of 8 because his dad, who could play and sing by ear, wanted him to learn to read music. Matt Wynn is a soloist and guitarist that plays the older style of country and some rock from the 60s through the 90s, with early 2000s and modern country thrown in. “I can say without a doubt that I would have never made it as far as I have in life if I didn’t have a song. Whether to loose myself, remember where I come from, or just to have a good time, I love music for that reason” So come on in and say hi, I’d love to have Y’all here at The Mission!!!
Matt is also wrapping up his final year as a Lincoln Army ROTC Cadet and just placed a ring on his beautiful fiancé! Make sure you come buy this young man a beer, throw some money in the tip jar, enjoy his songs, and spend some time with us.

JOE STAMM BAND!!! {Returns} @ The Mission
2022-02-18 20:00 - 23:30 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@4pm
SHOW@8PM
Tickets @Door $10
Table Reservations $20 SOLD OUT
FACEBOOK {Joe Stamm Band}
WEBSITE {Joe Stamm Band}

Joe Stamm Band’s newest country-rock album is as brutally authentic as the Midwestern plains and people that inspire these songs. A year-round working musician, Stamm has become something of an anthropologist of the tiny towns dotting middle America. Thanks to his fondness for this so-called flyover country, and his crew of down-home troubadours, Stamm has created the soundtrack to the heart of America: Midwest Town (release date 9-10-21).
JSB, established in 2013, offers distinct storytelling mixed with a signature Black Dirt Country Rock sound – a sound that Stamm defines as “a nod to our Midwestern roots, as well as the Red Dirt music scene, which has had a big influence on our music.” Fans can expect the fearless Black Dirt Country Rock sound from Dave Glover’s inventive lead guitar, Bruce Moser’s fortifying bass, and Tim Fiers’ heart-pounding drums on the new album.
Cutting his teeth playing in middle-of-nowhere dives, Stamm earned the stage presence and grit it would take to support artists like Chris Knight, Blackberry Smoke, Sunny Sweeney, Tyler Childers, Whiskey Myers, Jamey Johnson, and more. It’s the same blue-collar outlaw spirit from his early days that Stamm brings to any stage and every audience today.
“There’s a sinewy, rootsy texture to his inflections, always evocative and drenched in a rock ‘n roll spirit.” — B-Sides & Badlands
As a native to the creek banks, cornfields, and barstools of central Illinois, Stamm quite literally represents the Midwest’s collective story. Taking his high school football team to state, suffering an injury in college, learning to play guitar in his downtime – it’s all part of Stamm’s journey to the stage. Yet, throughout Midwest Town, he solidifies that he’s more than the heartland’s football-star-turned-rockstar. Stamm digs deeper, unearthing relatable stories of a Vietnam vet, a long-haul trucker, a medicine man, a family broken apart. Storytelling at its rawest? Yes. Biographical to America? Absolutely.
Describing the band’s second full-length studio album, Stamm explains, “Midwest Town isn’t about one kind of person. It’s about all of us and our shared experiences. It’s about relating to someone else’s story–maybe even someone you’ve never met before.”
Obviously curated with care, the album kicks off with a chugging, distorted guitar and Stamm’s friendly twang. Whether or not you’ve experienced a tour across the middle of America, “Pocketful of Quarters” will sit you down on that stool in a roadside diner, swapping stories with a seasoned trucker. The narrative stream continues into the album’s namesake, “Midwest Town.” This single will make you think of Turnpike Troubadours in their prime, cicadas buzzing on a hot summer day, and a place – maybe a “two-lane Midwest town” – you left long ago.
“Empty Places,” a ghostly ballad many will recognize from Stamm’s acoustic album, Stories: Live & Unplugged, spotlights his gift for place and character formation. An eerie reminder of America’s darker qualities, this song is as honest and unforgiving as the January wind blowing across snow-scorched plains.
Stamm also delivers the two-steppin’ drinking songs that pair well with classics like James McMurtry’s “Choctaw Bingo” and Garth Brooks’ “Ain’t Goin’ Down’ (‘til the Sun Comes Up).” And throughout the middle of the album, his words will make you see yourself as a blue-collar worker just trying to get by, a wild townie chasing down a dream, and a father who finds that “it pays more to fill a pipe with smoke.”
Toward the end of the record, Stamm and the band take a subtle detour in time and place. While the album was produced in Iowa and Nashville, “The Ghost” could’ve just as easily been written, recorded, and mastered in the legendary Muscle Shoals Sound Studio. This bayou rock anthem is as menacing as it is bluesy, betraying a strong Whiskey Myers influence on the band’s sound.
Finally, Stamm makes his way back home, ending with a lonesome acoustic track that’s probably as autobiographical as any song on this record. A song that reinforces Midwestern Gentleman’s musing: “[Stamm’s] story is an American tale.”
Joe has honed his craft for writing the way folks speak, using specifics to relate universally, and finding happiness in the little things. Joe Stamm Band has taken those words and stories and matched them to country-rock riffs that will keep Midwest Town spinning round ‘n’ round your turntable.

Jessy Johnsen {SATURDAY NIGHT} @ The Mission!
2022-02-19 20:00 - 23:30 | The Mission, 915 E High Street, Jefferson City, MO, 65109, United States
Doors@6pm
SHOW@8pm
$5 Cover
FACEBOOK LINK {Jessy Johnson}
Jessy brings energy, humor and rockin’ talent to the stage every time she performs. A beautiful singer/songwriter who adds her special twist to covers, always sends you out the door happy that you joined her for the evening.

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