09/26/2026
“You get to these places, these little bumps in the road, where you feel like maybe you don’t have your uniqueness, you don’t have your individuality, you feel like you’ve kind of lost yourself,” he continues. “Some of that’s the transition from active addiction into recovery, where you’re learning who you are again and trying to find out who you are — and recovery does become who you are. This is a way to have that space in a safe environment where you can be authentically you.”
We first meet the Recovery Band in their artfully graffitied rehearsal space at the Shine a Light foundation downtown, the large backroom brightened by works from local creatives. The walls here do...