Jason Mraz has been active since 1999 when he started performing at a coffee house while working as a roadie for Elgin Park. He played weekly in Java Joe's for three years, gaining a solid following before releasing a live acoustic album in 2001. He got signed and moved to LA, then opened for Jewel before releasing his debut album in 2002. He toured in 2004, and released a live album at the same time, then released his second studio album in 2005. He won a Grammy for it, then opened for Alanis Morissette and the Rolling Stones. In 2006 he did small performances internationally, and opened for Rob Thomas. His next album came out in 2008, which became huge, and he won two more Grammy Awards. He did a world tour, then released another live album in 2009 before releasing his fourth studio album in 2012. He released another album in 2014, which he made with the band Raining Jane. He made his Broadway debut in Waitress in 2017, staying in the show into 2018, then released another album. So far this year he's been featured on an album by Alan Parsons, but I'm sure we'll see more from him.
Peace.
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