After three years, Shull bought Sink or Swim and helped promote Elmira, Ontario based band, The Ludes.

He promoted touring acts Garbage, Pennywise, Motörhead, Catherine Wheel, Robbie Williams, and Rodger Hodgson.

As a stage manager, Shull toured Canada, USA, Portugal, Japan, Australia, Budapest, Prague, and Ljubljiana working at small and large outdoor festivals, as well as TV and radio performances.

Shull acted as an artist liaison with labels, publishers and lawyers provided booking, tour support and management.

Other artists in the DC Flag family included hardcore punk super group Hazen Street and indie rock band Lola Ray from Brooklyn, NY.

He provided artist liaison with labels, publishers and lawyers, and signed Die Mannequin who were the opening act for Guns N' Roses on the eastern leg of their North American "Chinese Democracy" tour.

Shull teamed up with Canadian film director Bruce McDonald, to film The Rawside of Die Mannequin, an hour-long documentary television show created by I Mother Earth guitarist Jagori Tanna that featured a behind the scenes look at Die Mannequin on the road and writing their new album with their manager Mr. Butterscotch (played by Shull).