Unfortunately, we don't have any information about upcoming performances of this show. Maybe we can interest you with something similar from the options below The reason I titled my EP Hopeful was because my entire journey so far has been inspired by hope. From posting my first cover and releasing my first original music, I was hopeful people would enjoy it and take the time to check me out. AJ Mitchell is a young singer-songwriter who has used social media to put his music out into the world and subsequently rose to fame. The young star has been going to music lessons ever since he was four years old and has been penning music from the age of Now, coming into his own, this upcoming tour celebrates the recent release of his EP 'Hopeful. After exhibiting his talents on Instagram via original music and covers of popular songs, Mitchell gained over 1. Today, he has more than 15 million plays on Spotify and his growing popularity in the music business is a long way from his Illinois roots.


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He gained a following in after posting clips of himself singing and performing covers on YouTube and Instagram. His first independent single, "Used To Be", was written by Mitchell at age 13 and has over 60 million streams. Mitchell has three songs which have reached the top 40 on the US radio charts, the July release "Girls", which reached No. His mother, Allison Mitchell, is a small business owner and his father, Aaron Fredrick Mitchell Sr, is a traveling nurse. AJ is the couple's only son and youngest child, after their daughters Andrea and Addison Addy. Mitchell began piano lessons at 4, inspired by his father who was also learning to play piano and write songs. Mitchell attended Belleville West High School, where he played on the football team and sang in the school choir.
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