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United States 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.
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Request A ShowAmerican singer-songwriter Andrew McMahon signed with Nettwerk Music Group for the release of Tilt At The Wind No More in March 2023.
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness: While still in high school, McMahon co-founded an early incarnation of pop-punk band Something Corporate, whose 2002 major-label debut hit No. 1 on Billboard's...
McMahon contributed three songs to the second season, "I Heard Your Voice in a Dream", "Reach for Me", and "I'm Not Sorry". "I Heard Your Voice in a Dream" was met with critical acclaim, being nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Music and Lyrics and has sold 10,000 digital downloads as of April 3, 2013.
McMahon co-wrote and co-performed on the Lindsey Stirling single, "Something Wild". The single would appear on Stirling's Brave Enough album and would be featured in the end credits for Pete's Dragon (2016 film).
McMahon and the touring band opened for Billy Joel for three shows; McMahon had cited the invitation to open for Joel was "...beyond the bucket list for me. This is the realization of my most vivid childhood dream."
Through Amazon Music, McMahon released a cover of Kacey Musgraves' "Slow Burn" on June 21, 2019.
McMahon, alongside Clark and composer Jimmy Levine, co-wrote music for the Netflix's series Soundtrack. The series debuted December 18, 2019.
On December 3, 2021, Rage Against the Machine's guitarist Tom Morello released his album The Atlas Underground Flood, which features McMahon on the single, "The Maze".
McMahon is featured on the track "Wasted" by Jukebox the Ghost, released on March 10, 2022.
In early April 2022, McMahon and Dashboard Confessional announced the Hello Gone Days co-headlining tour, to kick off on July 31 and last through September 7.
2024 also saw McMahon collaborate with Great Good Fine Ok on “Let’s Talk.”
Andrew Ross McMahon, born on September 3, 1982, in Concord, Massachusetts, cultivated his passion for music at an early age, learning piano at nine. His family’s frequent relocations, including moves to Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey, and Bexley, Ohio, before settling in Dana Point, California, influenced his early creative development. Inspired by his artist uncle, McMahon recorded his self-released four-track demo CD *Andrew McMahon* (1999) in high school, which led to the formation of the piano rock band Something Corporate in 1998 with friends Kevin “Clutch” Page, Brian Ireland, Josh Partington, and William Tell.
Something Corporate’s self-released demo album *Ready… Break* (2000) secured them a deal with Drive-Thru Records, leading to the EP *Audioboxer* (2001) and major label debut *Leaving Through the Window* (2002) under MCA (now Geffen). The band toured extensively, including performances at the Vans Warped Tour and supporting New Found Glory in Europe. Following *North* (2003), McMahon embarked on a solo project, Jack’s Mannequin, releasing *Everything in Transit* (2005). Diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in June 2005, he underwent successful treatment, including a stem cell transplant, and continued his music career with *The Glass Passenger* (2008) and *People and Things* (2011) for Jack’s Mannequin.
After concluding Jack’s Mannequin in 2012, McMahon transitioned to solo work, releasing *The Pop Underground* EP (2013). His song “Synesthesia” launched his solo career. He contributed three songs to the NBC series *Smash*, earning an Emmy nomination in 2013 for “I Heard Your Voice in a Dream.” In 2014, he launched Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, releasing the self-titled album and the gold-certified single “Cecilia and the Satellite.” Subsequent albums include *Zombies on Broadway* (2017) and *Upside Down Flowers* (2018), with *Tilt at the Wind No More* released in 2023. McMahon also founded The Dear Jack Foundation in 2006 for cancer research and published his memoir *Three Pianos* in 2021.
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