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United States Manchester Orchestra, an acclaimed indie rock band from Atlanta, Georgia, has built a significant career through their dynamic sound, extensive discography, and consistent live performances at major music festivals.
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Request A ShowCollaborated on a 12-inch vinyl release for Record Store Day 2013, featuring tracks "Make It to Me" and "Architect".
Collaborated on a 12-inch vinyl release for Record Store Day 2013, featuring tracks "Make It to Me" and "Architect". Also, Manchester Orchestra covered 'My Backwards Walk' for Tiny Changes: A Celebration of Frightened Rabbit's 'The Midnight Organ Fight'.
Released a new song, "After the Scripture", featured on the movie's soundtrack.
Andy Hull and Robert McDowell wrote and performed the entire soundtrack for the 2016 film.
Manchester Orchestra released a cover of "No Hard Feelings" by The Avett Brothers.
Joined Michigander for a feature on their single "In My Head" and brought them on their headlining tour.
Supported Manchester Orchestra on their headlining tour for "The Million Masks of God".
Featured the song "Wolves at Night" in the video game.
Featured the song "April Fool" in the video game.
Featured the song "I've Got Friends" in the video game.
Featured the song "I've Got Friends" in the video game.
Featured "I've Got Friends" in its Simlish version as part of the game.
Featured "Bed Head" on a car radio station within the game.
Formed the band Bad Books and released a self-titled album. Also, Andy Prince plays bass for Kevin Devine.
Andy Prince plays bass for Nashville-based band The Gills.
Performed at Manchester Orchestra's annual festival, The Stuffing.
Performed at Manchester Orchestra's annual festival, The Stuffing.
Performed at Manchester Orchestra's annual festival, The Stuffing.
Performed at Manchester Orchestra's annual festival, The Stuffing.
Performed at Manchester Orchestra's annual festival, The Stuffing.
Manchester Orchestra, an American indie rock band, was formed in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2004. The band’s current lineup includes lead singer, songwriter, and rhythm guitarist Andy Hull, lead guitarist Robert McDowell, bassist Andy Prince, and drummer Tim Very. Andy Hull, the only original member, has been central to every iteration of the band since its inception. Early in their career, the band recorded an album titled “Nobody Sings Anymore,” but it was never officially released due to changes in their musical direction and personnel. Some tracks from this unreleased project later appeared on their 2005 EP, “You Brainstorm, I Brainstorm, but Brilliance Needs a Good Editor.” Following this, their debut album, “I’m Like a Virgin Losing a Child,” was released in 2006, with the song “Wolves at Night” being featured in the video game NHL 08.
The band continued to expand their discography with their second album, “Mean Everything to Nothing,” in 2009, which reached number 37 on the U.S. Billboard 200. This period also saw the departure of original drummer Jeremiah Edmond in January 2010, who left to manage the band’s record label, Favorite Gentlemen. Manchester Orchestra’s third album, “Simple Math,” released in 2011, saw Tim Very join as the new drummer and was supported by an appearance on the Honda Civic Tour with Blink-182 and My Chemical Romance. In 2013, original bassist Jonathan Corley departed, and Andy Prince joined the group. Their fourth album, “Cope,” was released in 2014, followed by a re-imagined acoustic version, “Hope,” later that same year, showcasing their versatility and emotional depth in songwriting.
More recently, Andy Hull and Robert McDowell composed the soundtrack for the 2016 film “Swiss Army Man,” which earned critical acclaim and multiple award nominations. Their fifth studio album, “A Black Mile to the Surface,” released in 2017, achieved commercial success, charting highly across various Billboard categories, including number 7 on the Billboard Top Albums Sales chart. In 2021, they released “The Million Masks of God,” and in 2023, “The Valley of Vision,” a six-song album accompanied by a VR film. Manchester Orchestra has consistently performed at major music festivals, such as Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, Coachella, and Austin City Limits Music Festival, solidifying their presence in the indie rock scene. The band also hosts an annual Atlanta-based festival called “The Stuffing,” which began in 2010, featuring various indie artists.
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