Taking a break from opening for Jack’s Mannequin on the “Sing for Your Supper” Tour, fun. performed it’s infectious array of pop melodies to a sold out crowd of 400 people Thursday night at esteemed college bar and concert venue, The Blind Pig in Ann Arbor.
Andrew McMahon fans, 2024 is surely going to be your year. Not only did Something Corporate reunite at When We Were Young Fest, but Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness, Jack’s Mannequin and SoCo also teased a comeback at the festival. It seems as if the band teaser from October has been revealed today to be Andrew McMahon’s Holiday From Real Cruise. Beginning November 9 and running through November 13, the cruise will go from Miami, to Great Stirrup Cay, all the way to Nassau. Of course, along with headlining shows from all three of McMahon‘s projects, there are myriad equally… Read more »
Andrew McMahon joins The Gunz Show to talk about old music, new music, new tours and a live edition of The Gunz Show: Who Wants to be an Emo Millionaire
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Don’t you love when your pals drop by to play some acoustic tracks? Us too. Recently, Mike Naran stopped into the studios to show us how well he can do that singing thing.
Jameson Ketchum sat down with Andrew McMahon to talk about his musical career, Dear Jack, and more.
Your Tuesday just got a lot more fun. Hunter DeBlanc is ready to release his brand new video for the song “Back 4 More”, and he’s streaming it here on idobi.com first.
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness has released a new song, titled “High Dive.” The song comes from his upcoming self-titled record, due out October 14th. McMahon said about the song: “In its most universal sense it’s about loving someone so much that you’ll take anything they’re willing to give even if it’s not enough.” McMahon is a musician that never stops going, and it’s good to hear he has a new project to work on. After the popularity of Something Corporate and Jack’s Mannequin, McMahon doesn’t have to create a fan base as much as if he were a beginning… Read more »
Two weeks ago we introduced our new bi-weekly column Double Take, in which we explore the subtle connections between two seemingly-unrelated musical items. For our second installment, idobi writer Marina Oliver looks at the common themes shared between Panic! At The Disco’s mixed-reception sophomore release Pretty. Odd. and Neutral Milk Hotel’s classic In The Aeroplane Over The Sea.
We’re excited to be bringing you an exclusive first listen of “Doctor, Please,” the first single from Marcio Novelli’s highly anticipated debut album It’s Not An Excuse, It’s A Reason.
