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Andy Madadian has established himself as a prominent Armenian-Iranian singer, songwriter, and actor, celebrated for his extensive discography and international performances.
Recorded a version of "Stand by Me" along with Richie Sambora and Jon Bon Jovi to show solidarity for the people of Iran. The Persian introduction was done by both Andy and Jon Bon Jovi.
Participated in a prestigious recording session for World Peace One and later in 2014, Cherokee Music Productions released the humanitarian single, "We Hear Your Voice," which brought together 15 international stars from 11 countries.
Released a duet called "Tehran" in March 2016.
Released a duet with Algerian singer Khaled called "Salama So Good" in April 2019.
Collaborated with global music sensation Ed Sheeran on the single “Azizam.”
Andranik Madadian, known as Andy, built a significant career in music after immigrating to the United States from Tehran, Iran. He initially gained recognition as half of the duo Andy & Kouros, releasing four albums, including the successful “Balla” (1990). Following the duo’s split in 1992, Andy embarked on a solo career, producing 16 albums and achieving multiple No. 1 singles. His musical journey has been marked by a fusion of traditional Middle Eastern instruments with Western musical styles, creating a unique sound that blends diverse cultural influences, including Persian, Armenian, Arabic, and Spanish elements.
Throughout his career, Andy has participated in various collaborations, demonstrating his versatility and humanitarian efforts. In 2009, he joined Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora to record “Stand by Me,” expressing solidarity with the people of Iran. He further extended his collaborative reach in 2014 with “We Hear Your Voice,” a humanitarian single featuring 15 international artists promoting global unity, and in 2016, he released “Tehran,” a duet with La Toya Jackson. Andy’s contributions extend beyond music into film, where he has acted in productions such as “Irangeles” (2003) and “House of Sand and Fog” (2003), and contributed to film scores. His sustained popularity and artistic achievements have earned him numerous accolades, including multiple Armenian Music Awards.
A pivotal moment in Andy’s career occurred on January 17, 2020, when he received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, becoming the first Iranian artist to achieve this recognition. This honor underscored his lasting impact on the entertainment industry and his role as a cultural bridge. Beyond his professional achievements, Andy has been a vocal advocate for various charitable causes, including cancer-related charities, often performing for events such as the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life alongside his wife, Shani Rigsbee. His career reflects a commitment to artistic expression, cultural integration, and humanitarian engagement.
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