TogetherHouse addresses a critical gap in the music industry: the lack of accessible, preventative mental health support for touring musicians. As touring has become the primary income source for most artists, the demands of constant travel, irregular sleep, isolation, have created widespread strain. Recent data shows that over 86% of independent musicians report significant mental health challenges, with many at risk of burnout or leaving the industry entirely.TogetherHouse provides non-clinical, preventative care embedded directly into the touring experience. Through partnerships with venues and promoters, we offer accessible wellness activations—such as breathwork, movement, and nature-based practices—before or around performances. These sessions are designed to regulate the nervous system, reduce stress, and create moments of restoration without requiring additional time, cost, or planning from artists.In 2026, TogetherHouse will pilot 5–10 activations in the Denver area, serving 75–150 musicians. As of April 27, 2026, TogetherHouse has already served 20 musicicans. A $1,000 grant will fund 1–2 sessions, directly supporting 15–30 artists. TogetherHouse aligns with grassroots funding priorities by centering an underserved population, addressing root causes, and delivering immediate, community-based impact. Our long-term goal is to normalize artist care within live music infrastructure, creating a more sustainable and equitable ecosystem.