Andrew Mcmahon

Andrew McMahon is a celebrated American singer-songwriter known for his dynamic contributions to the music industry through various projects, including Something Corporate, Jack’s Mannequin, and Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness. After forming Something Corporate in 1998, Andrew McMahon quickly established himself as a prominent voice in the piano rock genre. The band’s self-released four-track demo CD Andrew McMahon (1999) and full-length demo album Ready… Break (2000) led to a deal with Drive-Thru Records.

Transitioning to new creative endeavors, McMahon released his solo EP The Pop Underground in 2013, featuring the track ‘Synesthesia’ which marked the launch of his independent career. The same year, he contributed three songs to the NBC series Smash, earning an Emmy Award nomination for ‘I Heard Your Voice in a Dream.’ In 2014, McMahon initiated his project Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, releasing a self-titled album that featured the gold-certified single ‘Cecilia and the Satellite.’ He followed this with the albums Zombies on Broadway (2017) and Upside Down Flowers (2018), consistently delivering chart-performing music. Most recently, McMahon published his highly anticipated memoir Three Pianos in 2021, offering an intimate look into his life and career. He released his latest album, Tilt at the Wind No More, in 2023, showcasing his evolving artistry.

Continuing to engage his fanbase and celebrate his musical legacy, 2024 saw Something Corporate reunite to release new singles “Death Grip” and “Happy,” delighting fans and marking a significant moment in his ongoing career.