Andrew McMahon has released a new video for “So Close.”
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The Ultimate Andrew McMahon Setlist
We’ve been giving Andrew McMahon a lot of love this week, all in honor of his brand new album, Zombies on Broadway. On Monday, we published an interview with him and yesterday, we reviewed the new record. Today, we’re attempting the impossible: distilling McMahon’s impressive 15-year career into one ultimate concert setlist.
For this playlist, I mostly adhered to the rules established last year in Craig Ismaili’s Ultimate Jimmy Eat World Setlist: 20 songs for the main set, two songs for the encore, and a mix of tunes that includes both hits and career-best songs. I did, however, dispense with Craig’s 80-minute rule, simply because that would mean burning one-eighth of the set on “Konstantine.”
Andrew McMahon Opening for Billy Joel
Andrew McMahon will be opening for Billy Joel in Green Bay and Cleveland.
Review: Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness – Zombies on Broadway
Andrew McMahon is an artist who has had a very loyal and passionate following for a very long time. Starting with Something Corporate, which offered a piano-led twist on the emo/pop-punk trends of the early 2000s, McMahon has been regarded as a master of melody and a writer capable of churning out fiercely relatable songs. Suffice to say that BuzzFeed hit the nail on the head (for the first and last time) when it labeled “Konstantine” as the emo “Freebird.” When McMahon transitioned his career from Something Corporate into the poppier and more mature Jack’s Mannequin, it was a testament to his talent as a songwriter, his likability as a performer, and the strong personal resonance of his work that just about all of his fans were willing to go along for the ride.
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Interview: Andrew McMahon
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness will release their sophomore LP, Zombies on Broadway, later this week. I spoke with McMahon on the phone about the new record’s pop-leaning direction, his ever-evolving sound, the way family has defined his last few albums, and whether or not he’d ever consider writing a memoir. We also spoke briefly about next year’s 10-year anniversary of Jack’s Mannequin’s The Glass Passenger and whether or not fans can expect any special tours or reissues to mark the occasion.
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness – “So Close”
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness have released a new lyric video for “So Close.” The album is due out on February 10th.
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness – “Walking in My Sleep”
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness have released a new lyric video for “Walking In My Sleep.”
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Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness Posts Pre-Order and New Song
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness’ new album is now up for pre-order. The new single, “Brooklyn, You’re Killing Me,” is also up on digital platforms.
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Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness Announce New Album
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness will release their new album, Zombies On Broadway, on February 20th.
I wrote this album in the middle of a whirlwind, when the future was unclear. Isn’t it always? I found my way to the city, thinking I could settle a score with a ghost. You can’t, so I came home and rewrote the ending. I’m proud announce my new album, “Zombies on Broadway,” is coming on February 10th. I spent more than a year hoping to find new answers to old questions. What I found; I have always been two people; One in search of peace and the other in search of whatever makes my hair stand up and my heart beat faster. This record is mostly about the latter. You’ll be able to pre-order the album starting next Friday, November 18th through my webstore and digitally on all your favorite outlets. A new song “Brooklyn, You’re Killing Me” will also be released alongside the pre-order.
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Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness – “Fire Escape”
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness has released their new track, “Fire Escape.”
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Andrew McMahon to Release New Single Next Week
Andrew McMahon will release the new single “Fire Escape” on September 8th.
Andrew McMahon Hoping to Get a Record Out Early Next Year
Lindsey Sterling and Andrew McMahon did a Facebook Live interview with fans. Around the 5 minute mark Andrew discusses hoping to have a new album out early next year and a new single dropping in about a month.
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Lindsey Stirling – “Something Wild” (feat. Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness) Video
Lindsey Stirling’s new video for “Something Wild” (feat. Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness) has been released. Whole lot of Andrew on this one and he’s definitely the best part.
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Review: Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness – Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness
Going through a crucible has the tendency to change a person and make them stronger. That was the case for pop-punk/piano-pop songsmith Andrew McMahon when he was diagnosed with leukemia in 2005. The Something Corporate frontman, already the mastermind behind a pair of exceptional LPs with his former band, finished mastering his greatest record, 2005’s Everything in Transit, the day he was diagnosed. Remarkably, the CD still released on schedule, despite the fact that McMahon had to cancel his tours and undergo chemotherapy. Because of that fact, it became the kind of record that transcended its genre. For fans, it was simultaneously an album that could be a personal soundtrack as well as the soundtrack to McMahon’s inspiring rise-from-the-ashes recovery.
Read More “Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness – Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness”Interview: Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness
Andrew McMahon explains why his new Wilderness project is the most focused thing he’s done in years, touches on the themes of storytelling and fatherhood, and unpacks his lifelong obsessions with dreams and the sky.