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’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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Andrew McMahon and Rivers Cuomo of Weezer are both featured on Lindsey Stirling’s upcoming album Brave Enough. The album will be out August 19th.
Andrew McMahon performed a new song live the other night. A fan-shot video has made its way to YouTube.
Andrew McMahon spoke a little with People Magazine about being 10 years in remission from leukemia. He also mentioned he’s begun working on new music:
“I finally got together with this production team in New York downtown that I’ve just been so psyched on working with that I said, ‘I’m gonna do my New York record,'” says McMahon, who recorded all his previous albums on the West Coast. “I don’t want to scare anybody, but it’s pop.”
Andrew McMahon ended his seven-week “Wilderness Politics Tour” at the Fillmore in Philadelphia on Saturday, November 28, 2015 to a sold-out crowd. We’ve got a fantastic gallery of photos from the show from photographer Staci Altomari. You can view those below.
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.
Andrew McMahon discusses Jack’s Mannequin’s third record People and Things, viewing life from a day-to-day perspective, writing for Hollywood, and being caught in between the mainstream and indie.
Andrew McMahon gives an inside scoop into writing and recording the upcoming third Jack’s Mannequin record, the Something Corporate reunion, Dear Jack Foundation’s continuing efforts to fight cancer, and how his life has finally started to come into focus.
In early December of 2007, I went into the studio with Andrew McMahon in Santa Monica when he was finishing up the new Jack’s Mannequin record. We originally shot a video of the interview, which you can watch here,1 but I’ve also transcribed the full text of the interview since many of the questions were left out or edited in the original video.
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