Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness has released the new song “Get on My Wave” to all streaming services.
New Andrew McMahon This Friday
Andrew McMahon will release the new song “Get On My Wave” this Friday.
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Andrew McMahon has added a livestream to his upcoming drive-in concert. Tickets are now available.
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Andrew McMahon will be playing two drive-in shows in Anaheim. The shows will take place at the City National Grove of Anaheim on July 10th and 11th and he’ll be playing Everything in Transit in full.
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Andrew McMahon will be cooking “Chinese Veggie Stir Fry and talking music and sustainability” on Reverb’s Quarantine Kitchen this Thursday at 2pm PT.
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Andew McMahon has shared his cover of Kacey Musgraves’s “Slow Burn.”
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Andrew McMahon recently did a livestream and it’s been uploaded to YouTube for your viewing pleasure.
Andrew McMahon Worked on New Netflix Series Score
Andrew McMahon has announced his involvement in the upcoming Netflix series, Soundtrack:
So excited to announce the release of Soundtrack. This show is the beautiful brainchild of @joshsafran, who I worked with on Smash several years ago. I spent the summer holed up in the studio with the amazing @whiteseamusic, writing the score for season 1 which will come out on @netflix on December 18th. I owe her such a debt of gratitude for sharing her wisdom and friendship throughout the process. A huge shout out to the cast and crew as well as @iamzacclark who wrote the first episode with me and fellow composer Jimmy Levine who wrote amazing music for the season. Hope you enjoy!
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Andrew McMahon Announces New Tour Dates
Andrew McMahon has announced some new tour dates with Awolnation.
Andrew McMahon Announces New Tour Dates
Andrew McMahon has announced some new tour dates.
Andrew McMahon Covers Kacey Musgraves
Andrew McMahon has covered Kacey Musgraves’s “Slow Burn” for Amazon.
Jack’s Mannequin B-Side Goes Up on Streaming Services
Jack’s Mannequin’s “Broken Bird” b-side from People and Things has been added to Spotify and Apple Music for those that haven’t heard it before.
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Andrew McMahon and Butch Walker Perform “Paper Rain”
Andrew McMahon and Butch Walker teamed up for a stripped down version of “Paper Rain.”
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Andrew McMahon’s “Rocktail Hour”
Andrew McMahon has started a new video series called “Rocktail Hour” where he talks about his new album, and cocktails. The first episode is now up.
Those of you who follow me on Instagram know that I’ve enjoyed inviting you into my kitchen for some amateur cocktail making sessions. With this in mind I’ve paired up with my good friends at The Vine Restaurant in San Clemente to bring you the Rocktail Hour. In this series I’ll be teaching you how to make some exciting cocktails while sharing stories from my life as well as the inspiration behind the songs on Upside Down Flowers.
Review: Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness – Upside Down Flowers
When Andrew McMahon announced his new LP, Upside Down Flowers, he referred to the album’s producer, Butch Walker, as a “fellow traveler.” That word choice was fitting, because if one word could describe McMahon over the 20 years that have so far encompassed his career, “traveler” is it. McMahon has made a lot of types of records over the years. He’s made emo-flecked piano rock records and sunny pop-punk records. He’s made Americana-influenced road trip records and towering stadium pop records. He’s made records about California and records about New York. He made one of the ultimate records about living young and free, followed by a record about almost dying young. He’s traversed a lot of territory over the course of eight LPs and three very distinct chapters. But he’s never made a record quite like Upside Down Flowers before, a record that is, ostensibly, about a traveler looking back and taking stock of where he’s been so far.
Upside Down Flowers is the most outwardly nostalgic album that McMahon has ever made. He’s written about the past before, but never in such detail or with such a storyteller’s eye. The first song on the album is called “Teenage Rockstars,” and it’s an unabashed tribute to McMahon’s bandmates from the Something Corporate days. The second song is called “Ohio,” and it vividly recounts the drive that transplanted his family from Ohio to the west coast—right down to the band that was playing on the car stereo. Listening to these songs feels like sitting next to McMahon on a couch, flipping through a photo album of old polaroids and hearing him recount the adventures and misadventures depicted in each. It’s a kind of intimacy we haven’t heard from him before.
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