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DOVE AWARD WINNING CHRISTIAN SINGER/SONGWRITER MITCH McVICKER SET TO PERFORM IN DANBURY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9
Mitch McVicker is set to perform selections from across his musical career on Friday, September 9th at Danbury's Community Coffeehouse
Danbury, CT - Gospel Music Association Dove Award winner Mitch McVicker is set to perform selections from across his musical career on Friday, September 9th at Danbury’s Community Coffeehouse (7 Madison Ave). The concert will begin at 8:00 and will include stories and songs from across McVicker’s storied career
Tickets can be purchased online at www.communitycoffeehouse.org or at the door. Tickets are general admission ($15) and include free coffee and refreshments as well as a chance to meet the artist after the show.
“At this point in my life, I am setting out to be guided by the Love of God” says Mcvicker while speaking about his upcoming tour. “Being led by love is a lot more scary, ambiguous, and, yes, grey, than following steps simply for the sake of the steps.”
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His music career has consisted of 1500 concerts and 10 albums and with his is latest project The Grey (When Black & White Fade) McVicker looks towards the mysterious grey love of God. He says, “I hope the songs remind us that God’s all-encompassing love connects with us in all situations and through every circumstance.
After growing up in Kansas, McVicker began working with the late, great Rich Mullins. The two of them performed concerts together, wrote songs, and were roommates. Then, McVicker was in the car wreck that killed Mullins.
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Shortly after Rich’s death, and while Mitch was still deep in recovery, the two won the GMA’s Dove Award for song of the year, for their writing of “My Deliverer”.
After a lengthy recovery, he began his own musical journey. Rich Mullins has influenced Mitch McVicker’s thoughts as much as he has influenced his music.
McVicker continues to travel the country and perform concerts, and will do so for as long as the Lord sees fit. He lives in Atlanta, Georgia, and loves spending time with his wife, Paula, and their two children, Brooklyn and Payson.
When he is not on the road doing concerts, McVicker wears all the hats needed to make an underneath-style music career go. He handles booking, creative management, recording, tour management, publicity, merchandise management, promotional efforts, etc.
To find out more visit www.CommunityCoffeehouse.org or www.mitchmcvicker.com
