The upcoming Mike Rambo Project performance at the Grand Little Theater on April 10 sounds less like a concert and more like a mini-Renaissance full of music, art, video and education. There’s tunes, yeah, with the MRP providing some cool indie rock melodies. But there’s also live painting that you can participate in, with the final result being auctioned off to benefit Edge Outreach. You’re going to see a two minute clip about Invisible Children and their attempts to shut down human trafficking in Africa. Then MRP will debut the final cut of their first music video “The Michael Rambo Project Does Eau Claire,” in which the band members do their thing all over EC at locales ranging from Banbury Place to Carson Park (view the video pro below). The video is supposed to be the first in a larger series called “The Michael Rambo Project Does Things.” Future installments will have MRP showing up at your house to do your lawn and performing magic tricks on the street (Disclaimer: The last sentence was probably not true.) For a preview of the video and more info on MRP and the event head to themichaelramboproject.com. MySpace.