Music On A Mission Returns For 2022: Jason Isbell, Brandi Carlile, Fantastic Negrito, Fitz of Fitz and the Tantrums & More To Perform

After a successful inaugural event in 2021, the Music On A Mission virtual concert returns this year. Presented by Gibson on Wednesday, March 30, the livestream event will also feature a never-before-seen MusiCares performance from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.

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***Editor’s Note:** The initial announcement for Music On A Mission 2022 on March 21 included Fitz of Fitz and the Tantrums as a performer; he can no longer participate in the event. Additionally, GRAMMY-winning rock group Cage The Elephant will now be performing. This article was updated on March 22 and March 25, respectively, to reflect the updated lineup.*

GRAMMY Award-winning artists Brandi Carlile, Cage The Elephant, Fantastic Negrito, Jason Isbell, Jesse &amp; Joy, k.d. lang, and Shawn Colvin, Latin GRAMMY Award winners Dante Spinetta and Gian Marco, GRAMMY Award nominee Amythyst Kiah, along with Emily Wolfe, morgxn, and Zach Person will join the performance lineup at the **[MusiCares: Music on a Mission Presented by Gibson](https://boxoffice.mandolin.com/products/musicares-music-on-a-mission-general-admission)** on Wednesday, March 30, 2022, at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET. The evening will also feature a never-before-seen MusiCares performance from GRAMMY Award-winning artist Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.

The virtual concert will celebrate both the power of music and **[Joni Mitchell as the 2022 MusiCares Person of the Year honoree](https://www.musicares.org/news/person-of-the-year-2022-performers-announced-beck-brandi-carlile-cyndi-lauper-st-vincent-jon-batiste-black-pumas-mickey-guyton-joni-mitchell)**, with every dollar of ticket purchases distributed to those in need in the music community.

Music on a Mission will air on **[Mandolin](https://mandolin.com/watch/33d819dc-955e-4455-89bd-591b44b0b563)**, the premier concert livestream platform for artists, venues and fans.

For Music on a Mission, MusiCares has partnered with Gibson, the iconic American instrument brand headquartered in Nashville, TN, that has shaped the sounds of generations of musicians across the globe, and emerged as the most relevant, played and loved guitar brand around the world. MusiCares and Gibson are excited to bring back Music on a Mission for music fans worldwide to enjoy **[GRAMMY Week](https://www.grammy.com/news/recording-academy-announces-official-schedule-grammy-week-2022-grammys-64th-annual-awards-musics-biggest-night)** and be a part of helping musicians in need because music gives so much to the world.

The virtual broadcast and fundraising event will include never-before-seen performances from today’s biggest stars and impassioned testimonials from members of the music community who have been helped by MusiCares.

"Music on a Mission started as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic and we were blown away by the support from the music community, industry professionals and of course music fans," MusiCares’ Executive Director  Laura Segura said. "We're so thankful that Gibson recognizes the importance of this event to both fans and professional musicians and that they’ve signed on to help us make Music on a Mission a reality again this year."

"MusiCares does so much for our music community, the critical care and aid they provide is needed now more than ever in recent years,"  Elizabeth Heidt, VP of Global Cultural Influence at Gibson Brands, adds. "As a key partner of Gibson Gives, it is not only our honor, but also our duty to help bring Music on a Mission back, and to continue to raise awareness and funds for MusiCares."

Music on a Mission was **[first held in March 2021](https://www.musicares.org/news/musicares-music-mission-2021-grammy-week-john-legend-her-bts-lady-gaga)** to respond to the thousands of live event professionals, tour crews, songwriters, producers, engineers, performers, and support staff left unemployed as the COVID-19 pandemic devastated the music community. Upwards of 17,000 people bought tickets, with over 850,000 supporter pageviews, raising over $2 million, which was distributed directly back into the hands of those in need in the music industry.

Tickets for Music on a Mission Presented by Gibson are on sale now for $25 **[here](https://bit.ly/MusiconaMission)**.

**[Performers Announced For 2022 MusiCares Person of the Year Benefit Gala: Beck, Brandi Carlile, Cyndi Lauper, Billy Porter, Jon Batiste, Pentatonix &amp; More Confirmed](https://www.musicares.org/news/person-of-the-year-2022-performers-announced-beck-brandi-carlile-cyndi-lauper-st-vincent-jon-batiste-black-pumas-mickey-guyton-joni-mitchell)**

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MusiCares Dental Clinic In Philadelphia

On Oct. 24 MusiCares will sponsor a free dental clinic for Philadelphia-area music professionals from 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Services provided will include a dental exam, teeth cleaning and X-rays, and will be provided to pre-screened, pre-registered attendees. The clinic will take place at The Recording Academy Philadelphia Chapter office. For more information and to register, call toll-free at 877.303.6962.

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On Oct. 24 MusiCares will sponsor a free dental clinic for Philadelphia-area music professionals from 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.

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Above & Beyond's Paavo Siljamäki Talks Burnout And Staying "Mentally Fit" At Miami Winter Music Conference

A musician's lifestyle certainly sounds romantic: constantly on the road, meeting new people every night, playing shows to sold-out crowds. But the touring life isn't all glitz and glam. Navigating music industry success can actually result in neglect of one's mental health. This is exactly the topic **[MusiCares](https://musicares.org)** and the Recording Academy explored in a panel called Survive the Madness: Music and Mental Health at Miami Winter Conference in late March of this year.

Featuring Paavo Siljamäki from GRAMMY-nominated British trance group **[Above &amp; Beyond](https://www.grammy.com/artists/above-beyond/19436)**, the panel explored the performer's journey, which he spoke about with MusiCares senior director Jennifer Leff.

"What is mental health to you," she asked?

"I made the wrong choice internalizing my stress," said Siljamäki. "About a year and a half ago, I was ready to leave music. I saw music as the source of all of my pain, so for me the solution was for me, to quit the band."

"Quite quickly I realized that that's not the way I could keep going," he continued. "The way for me to go forward is to look at what led to this point, how can I actually learn from this, how can I go on? And I ended up going to doing this thing called the Hoffman Process in the U.K. They actually helped me in a group therapy setting to find the reasons why I burned out. And I realized that a lot of other people burn out too. I'm not unique in any way... I've been able to really look at what causes me stress and I've refound my love for music."

Watch the entire interview with Siljamäki **[here](https://www.musicares.org/videos)**.

**[Fitz And The Tantrums And Kesha To Perform At 2019 MusiCares Concert For Recovery](https://www.musicares.org/news/fitz-and-tantrums-and-kesha-perform-2019-musicares-concert-recovery)**

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Protect Your Hearing: How Many Decibels Is Too Loud?

Rock concerts can achieve 115 decibels. Hearing Loss starts at 85 db. Protect your ears, and visit MusiCares' events to find an upcoming hearing clinic near you.

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Pearl Jam Partners With MusiCares To Promote Hearing Health On U.S. Tour

Pearl Jam, Ten Club and <a href="/musicares" target="_blank">MusiCares</a> are teaming up to spread the word on Hearing Health. Visit the Musicares table at each of Pearl Jam's U.S. shows on the 2016 Spring Tour to pick up your pair of limited edition PJ X Musicares Earplugs. And wear them!&nbsp; 
 
You love listening to music, right? You might as well protect those ears so you can do it for a long time. While you're there, find out about hearing health and MusiCares. A suggested donation will be requested to receive the limited edition case and pair of earplugs.&nbsp; 
 
Fans are encouraged to take photos with their plugs in their ears and post them on social media using the hashtag #pjcares and tag @pearljam and @musicares. 
 
&nbsp;“Don’t be careless and lazy at loud rock shows or cranking tunes through an old Walkman like I was thirty years ago (but boy did it all sound good). Wear hearing protection or you’ll end up with a 1.5k ring in both ears every night when you go to bed or worse when you are trying to enjoy the serene quiet of an empty desert or forest, again like me.”

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