Matt McAndrew

Matt McAndrew is a singer-songwriter known for his distinct vocal style and evocative music, having achieved recognition as a runner-up on NBC’s ‘The Voice’ and as the lead vocalist for Rain City Drive. After gaining national attention as the runner-up on Season 7 of NBC’s ‘The Voice’ in 2014, Matt McAndrew quickly distinguished himself with a dynamic vocal range and compelling stage presence. During his blind audition, he captivated coaches with Christina Perri’s ‘A Thousand Years,’ leading to three chair turns before choosing Adam Levine as his mentor. Throughout the competition, McAndrew delivered memorable performances, including ‘Yellow,’ ‘Drops of Jupiter,’ and ‘God Only Knows.’ His rendition of Hozier’s ‘Take Me to Church’ achieved significant iTunes chart success, and his performance of Damien Rice’s ‘The Blower’s Daughter’ charted on the Billboard Hot 100.

He continues to perform regularly with Rain City Drive, cementing his role as an active and influential artist within the genre. Matt McAndrew’s journey from a national television sensation to a revered band frontman underscores his adaptability and enduring appeal within the music industry. His proven ability to excel across diverse musical landscapes, from pop-rock ballads to post-hardcore anthems, demonstrates a unique artistry and broad marketability. With a significant track record of chart success, major label experience, and a thriving band career, McAndrew remains a highly sought-after talent for both recording and live performance engagements.