,"In the chaos of the new Chiodos record coming April 1, I wasn't planning on playing any acoustic shows other than online. When I was approached to appear at this event, considering that this concert was for mental health awareness, I jumped right on board. In my life, I have personally dealt with a lot of heavy issues including suicide, depression, anxiety and others. Happiness isn't something that happens overnight, or instantly. I believe that it is something that you have to work for every day. If it were something that were simple, or easy, everyone would do it. The truth is, suicide is preventable and help is always just one phone call away. Asking for support isn't easy, but it's necessary if you want the rewards of living a happy life. There are also ways of dealing with what is it that you're going through to help you cope with your situation. Eating healthy, working out, doing something positive for yourself, are just a few off the top of my head. Music has also helped me, and I think it can help others as well. As I have said in the past.. 'never cry alone. promise me that. no-one around? Put on your headphones, I'm right here. Always have been, Always will be. You're not alone'. "I think that education is the first step in solving most human problems, and this is no different. I'm excited to do this show, not only to play music and spend time with the people who believe in what it is that I do, but to create awareness, and educate those that are curious, and willing to listen to my experience. I want the people that are out there searching for someone, anyone to connect with to know.. they are not alone. I'm right here with them."
On March 22, Craig Owens appears at the University of Dayton to make a special appearance at M Fest. Established in honor of former student Mike Littler, a victim of suicide, the campus organization Active Minds works towards supporting those struggling with the clear messaging help is available. Owens offers
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