Jason Mraz shot onto the scene in 2002 with his debut album, Waiting for My Rocket to Come, blending Mraz’s early influences with elements of country, roots rock, and coffeehouse folk. The buoyant first single “Remedy [I Won’t Worry],” which Mraz had co-written with the Matrix, proved to be a big hit, and Mraz headed out on the road to support it. One of those shows, an October 2003 date at the Eagles Ballroom in Milwaukee, was later documented on Mraz’s summer 2004 live release, Tonight, Not Again. The album tided his fans over until July 2005, when the songwriter returned with the sophomore studio effort, Mr. A-Z. Mraz’s popularity reached a new high in 2008 with the release of We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things, which peaked at number three and spawned his first chart-topping single, “I’m Yours.” The concert album, Jason Mraz’s Beautiful Mess: Live on Earth, arrived in 2009, followed by his fourth studio album, Love Is a Four Letter Word, in 2012. He released Yes! in 2014. Continually expanding his artistic boundaries, Mraz took a star turn on Broadway in the musical Waitress and placed second on Season 32 of Dancing with the Stars. His eighth studio album, Mystical Magical Rhythmical Radical Ride, was released to critical acclaim. Jason continues to perform all over the world.