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In ways both large and small, Andy Grammer is thinking a lot about how to speak his own truth. The concept of honesty—what it means and how to attain it—offers both inspiration and challenge to one of the most successful pop artists to emerge in recent years.

“I’m continually trying to broaden the spectrum of which colors I can paint with,” says Grammer. “And I think being as honest as possible lets you use contrast—pushing boundaries and being self-deprecating allows you to also go for the sweeter things.”

“As someone who likes to write happy, positive songs, I know they can come across too sweet,” he continues. “It’s way easier to write sad songs—you play minor chords and it’s instantly cooler. It takes a lot of effort to make something happy not sound cheesy, but I feel like that’s my life’s work. And right now, in the world, we need love in all forms.”

That spirit certainly informs Grammer’s "Give Love," featuring LunchMoney Lewis, from his upcoming third album, which is set for release in late 2017. "Give Love" follows the success of his platinum hit “Fresh Eyes,” which has racked up over 250 million total streams and became his sixth single certified gold or better.

“There’s a balance between organic and pop sounds,” he says, “I’ve created my own lane where I don't feel constrained to just serve up shiny, super-produced pop tracks." Even without the aid of a specific genre to categorize himself, Grammer’s music was an immediate sensation, as he became the first male pop star in a decade to reach the Top 10 at Adult Pop Radio with "Keep Your Head Up" and "Fine By Me," from his 2011 self-titled debut. His second album, Magazines or Novels, featured the triple-platinum smash "Honey, I'm Good," which was one of the best-selling songs of 2015, and the certified gold anthem "Good to be Alive (Hallelujah)."

Grammer claims, though, that he’s not stressed by any big expectations following these supersize hits. “There was way more pressure on the second album—that one almost killed me,” he says. "That felt like, if I didn't get it right on the second album, there might not be a third. But it went well, so there was more freedom this time, which really let me go to different places with the music.”

He points to a song called “Good Parts,” which he’s been performing onstage, as an example of the ways in which he is pushing his writing for the new project. “The idea is that when we share our flaws with each other, that’s what intimacy is—being genuinely vulnerable is how we get closer. So, I’m working on getting my own good parts out, being brave and sharing everything.”

This sense is especially acute for Grammer, who has now welcomed newborn daughter, Louisiana, into his life. “A couple of the tracks definitely speak to how incredible this experience is,” he says. “Everything feels new, you’re re-looking at all the things you’ve seen before. It’s an exciting way of writing a love song—words I thought were becoming boring became interesting again—and it obviously breeds good songs to prioritize things beyond your career.”

Grammer has already written over 100 songs for the record and says he’s “still trying to beat the best we have.” (He points out that "Honey, I'm Good" was the last song he wrote for Magazines or Novels.) He has learned that the struggle and the joy come from digging for those lyrics that express an emotion that is both real and resonant.

“Newton had an "aha moment" when an apple fell on his head which prompted him to suddenly understand exactly what gravity is. He took this thing that we were all dealing with everyday, that hadn't been fully understood or explained yet, and he proved it in writing. Everyone who heard about it must have been like "oh my god totally, I'm dealing with gravity aaall the time too! Literally everyday!  I think that every great song has an element of this in it. An "aha moment" that allows us to suddenly understand something more clearly or in a different way. A feeling of uncovering some universal truth that we all deal with. It can be sad, happy, trivial, or profound but if a song has this element in it, then I start getting really excited."

“The hardest part for me to get are words that I think are really worth saying," Grammer continues. "I spend 80 percent of my time on that. I know that I'm going to be singing these words on stage over and over again, so that motivates me to make sure that I'm saying things that I really believe in. But once the lyrics are in line, the rest is usually more fun, more loose- then I can focus on the songs production elements and figure out how I can take a song to the next level and follow where the words are telling me to go with it.”

As he continues stacking up hits in a young career, Andy Grammer has learned some things—but not everything—about what it takes to connect with an audience. “I can’t tell you why a song goes huge, but I do know when you’ve uncovered something that’s true,” he says. “We all have emotions and experiences that are true to us, but in the process of getting that into a song it usually crumbles and falls apart. It's kind of like an emotional game of telephone. Once in a while though, an emotion or feeling makes it all the way through the gauntlet and is still totally intact in the form of a song. When that happens, you know it has a chance to go big."

“And when you do create something great,” he adds, “you get to keep playing it, the song continues to give you what you need, it stands up to the test of time and still reaches people. And that’s the goal.”

Setlists

    1. 1.Monster
    2. 2.Honey I'm Good
    3. 3.Magic
    4. 4.Good to Be Alive (Hallelujah)
    5. 5.I Do (I Will Wait)
    6. 6.Saved My Life
    7. 7.Lease on Life
    8. 8.Blind Spots
    9. 9.Save A Spot In The Back
    10. 10.Fine by Me
    11. 11.Counting Stars / Pink Pony Club / I Gotta Feeling / Livin' on a Prayer / Shut Up and Dance / Breakeven / Falling to Pieces / Jack & Diane (Fresh Eyes chord progression)
    12. 12.Fresh Eyes
    13. 13.Best of You
    14. 14.Not The End (Lisa's Song)
    15. 15.Joy
    16. 16.Bigger Man
    17. 17.Keep Your Head Up
    18. 18.Back Home
    19. 19.Without You
  1. Encore

    1. 20.Don't Give Up on Me
    1. 1.Monster
    2. 2.Honey I'm Good
    3. 3.Magic
    4. 4.Blind Spots
    5. 5.Good to Be Alive (Hallelujah)
    6. 6.I Do
    7. 7.Friends and Family
    8. 8.Bigger Man
    9. 9.This Little Light of Mine / Lease on Life
    10. 10.Not The End (Lisa's Song)
    11. 11.Fresh Eyes (Medley)
    12. 12.Joy
    13. 13.Keep Your Head Up
    14. 14.Saved My Life
    15. 15.Back Home
    16. 16.Don't Give Up on Me
    1. 1.Monster
    2. 2.Honey I'm Good
    3. 3.Magic
    4. 4.Good to Be Alive (Hallelujah)
    5. 5.I Do/I will Wait
    6. 6.Saved My Life
    7. 7.This Little Light of Mine / Lease on Life
    8. 8.Blind Spots
    9. 9.Save A Spot In The Back For Me
    10. 10.Friends and Family
    11. 11.Counting Stars / Pink Pony Club / I Gotta Feeling / Livin' On A Prayer / Shut Up and Dance / Breakeven / Falling To Pieces / Jack & Diane
    12. 12.Fresh Eyes
    13. 13.Best of You
    14. 14.Not The End (Lisa's Song)
    15. 15.Joy
    16. 16.Bigger Man
    17. 17.Keep Your Head Up
    18. 18.Back Home
    19. 19.I Am Yours (Partial)
    20. 20.Without You
  1. Encore

    1. 21.Don't Give Up on Me
    1. 1.Monster
    2. 2.Honey I'm Good
    3. 3.Magic
    4. 4.Good to Be Alive (Hallelujah)
    5. 5.I Do/I will Wait
    6. 6.Saved My Life
    7. 7.This Little Light of Mine / Lease on Life
    8. 8.Blind Spots
    9. 9.Save A Spot In The Back
    10. 10.Friends and Family
    11. 11.Counting Stars / Pink Pony Club / I Gotta Feeling / Livin' On A Prayer / Shut Up and Dance / Breakeven / Jack & Diane
    12. 12.Fresh Eyes
    13. 13.Best of You
    14. 14.Not The End (Lisa's Song)
    15. 15.Joy
    16. 16.Bigger Man
    17. 17.Keep Your Head Up
    18. 18.Back Home
    19. 19.Without You
  1. Encore

    1. 20.Don't Give Up on Me
    1. 1.Monster
    2. 2.Honey I'm Good
    3. 3.Magic
    4. 4.Good to Be Alive (Hallelujah)
    5. 5.I Do/I will Wait
    6. 6.Saved My Life
    7. 7.Lease on Life / This Little Light of Mine
    8. 8.Blind Spots
    9. 9.Save A Spot In The Back For Me
    10. 10.Grey
    11. 11.Counting Stars / Pink Pony Club / I Gotta Feeling / Livin' On A Prayer / Shut Up and Dance / Breakeven / Falling To Pieces / Jack & Diane
    12. 12.Fresh Eyes
    13. 13.Best of You
    14. 14.Not The End (Lisa's Song)
    15. 15.Joy
    16. 16.Bigger Man
    17. 17.Keep Your Head Up
    18. 18.Back Home
    19. 19.Without You
  1. Encore

    1. 20.Don't Give Up on Me

Reviews

Rating: 4.8 out of 5 based on 862 reviews
  • FANTASTIC show!

    by Chris on 10/12/24Moore Theatre - SeattleRating: 5 out of 5

    My wife and I absolutely loved the show. Andy is the real deal, and his music is so much fun! We need more Andy in the world!!

  • Amazing show!

    by Moria F on 9/28/24Sandler Center For The Performing Arts - Virginia BeachRating: 5 out of 5

    Seeing Andy Grammer live has by far been my most favorite show that I've been to. He is such an amazing and talented artist but he is also a very good storyteller. I've never had an experience like this at a concert before. Highly recommend seeing him if you ever have the chance!

  • Best Concert Ever

    by Best on 9/28/24Sandler Center For The Performing Arts - Virginia BeachRating: 5 out of 5

    Andy shares so much of himself. It was so enjoyable. I was ready to see him again.the next night. His music is so original and brings out so much emotion from him and the audience

  • Andy never disappoints

    by Kim on 9/27/24Warner Theatre - WashingtonRating: 5 out of 5

    I’ve seen Andy a handful of times and each time has been a totally different and amazing experience. This show was a mix of poetry, music, audience participation and heartfelt confessions. Andy was at his most vulnerable and it truly felt like he bared his heart and soul more than ever before. He is a phenomenal musician and you always leave his show with a smile. Andy is the personification of happy music and the world needs more people like him.

  • LOVE Andy but this isn’t a concert

    by CB on 9/27/24Rating: 1 out of 5

    We have seen Andy 5 times prior and love him and his music. Clearly he is a good and wonderful person. However, this is an 1:45 minute monologue/counseling session with 8 or so songs. Andy please don’t lose sight of the fact your music and positivity are a gift to others and you help people who get a great experience by watching you actually perform. Such a disappointing “concert”.

  • Best ever!

    by Glenn on 9/27/24Warner Theatre - WashingtonRating: 5 out of 5

    This performance was one of the best ever that I have attended in my 70 years! Andy Grammar has a great voice but it was his poetry, his stories, his audience interaction that really made the show. I’m already looking for the opportunity to attend another of his performances. A must experience!

  • Inspiring and Hopeful

    by Sweet P on 9/27/24Warner Theatre - WashingtonRating: 5 out of 5

    Andy Grammer has to be one of the most inspiring and uplifting musicians on the music scene today! I loved how different this concert was in comparison to the show I saw just a year ago at Wolf Trap. His energy, passion, and love is contagious and this was definitely one of my favorite shows of all time!! Still feeling the inspiration and hope!! Thanks, Andy!

  • Life Changing Concert

    by Laura on 9/27/24Warner Theatre - WashingtonRating: 5 out of 5

    Not only does Andy have pipes for days, he has the ability to make an entire auditorium of adult cry! I have been in therapy my whole life. I AM a therapist. And I can't think of a more profoundly therapeutic 2 hours than sharing vulnerability with a crowd of strangers! 10/10 PHENOMENAL experience!

  • A New Fan!

    by Music lover on 9/27/24Warner Theatre - WashingtonRating: 5 out of 5

    I came to know of Andy from a thrift store purchase. It was something about the cover of that cd that said buy it. Took it home, the first time I played the entire cd, I replayed it at least 10 times thereafter in a row. It is definitely a go to cd in my collection. Andy, you are an incredible human being with an awesome gift from the man above and not just your music but your character. Very important trait in these times. Come back to DC after the new cd drops. Oh I am ready to hear it. God bless you, Andy, and just keep going. Your pretend mother at the show was a unique aspect of the show, when your called your mom and she responded now that was hilarious! I looked up and you was on the floor lol. Again I say God bless you and keep going!!!!

  • Not what we expected

    by FDietz on 9/27/24Warner Theatre - WashingtonRating: 3 out of 5

    This was the most unusual concert I’ve ever been to. When we walked in, we were handed a firm and a pen and asked to answer certain questions. Completed forms were then collected and used throughout the show. We declined to complete our forms but lots of people did. Andy spent a lot of time on the forms and also a good bit of time reciting poetry. Because of that, he only got to about 10 songs, which was kind of disappointing.

  • Best experience EVER

    by Melody on 9/27/24Warner Theatre - WashingtonRating: 5 out of 5

    This is my 3rd AG show & by far best of his! Such an intimate experience…. We left feeling like we were a Part of the show… It almost didn’t feel like a “concert” but a… conversation, a community. I left feeling like o LEARNED, while he sang. I felt like I ONLY wanted to see shows in THIS format 🫶🏽

  • Lots of talking and not singing

    by Pie on 9/27/24Warner Theatre - WashingtonRating: 3 out of 5

    The man is a great singer and very inspiring and I will still get his upcoming album but I was dissapointed. I saw him once before as a double headliner and he sang more maybe bc he was with a group known for dance hits? When he sang, he was just as good as last time but this time there was a lot of talking and "audience therapy"which, to be fair, most of the audience seemed to love but if you just want to hear good music OR if you connect to the emotions in his songs through the music itself, dont go. I prefer to hear more music and less talking.

  • Phenomenal Experience

    by Victor on 9/27/24Warner Theatre - WashingtonRating: 5 out of 5

    What a dream come true. Loved being able to meet Andy Grammer and get a picture with him. He is so down to earth. Phenomenal performance with his poetry, story telling, and songs! He is a Must see!

  • Singer, poet, philosopher, humanitarian

    by Pam on 9/25/24Rating: 5 out of 5

    What an amazing experience. Andy made it personal and added a twist with dialogue and poetry which just enhanced the meaning of his songs when he sang them. He's funny, he's positive, and he lives joy. It's hard to find those kind of kindred spirits these days and he exudes it from the stage and shares it with all. Great time and fantastic music.......always!

  • Not what I expected

    by NJ fan on 9/24/24Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre at the Count Basie Center - Red BankRating: 2 out of 5

    I saw Andy Grammer live last year and we had a great time. It was upbeat and fun. We danced and sang along knowing most of the songs he played. This show was not that. I think they could have done a better job explaining what it was in the marketing. Instead of an upbeat concert, this was a one man show that had a decidedly heavier (and sad) tone to it. It was storytelling and some audience participation. He sang maybe 10 songs, and at least half of those were new from an unreleased album. So we heard only a few of the familiar songs we had been looking forward to. The show was ok, but it was a bit of a disappointment that it wasn’t the fun and upbeat night we had been looking forward to.

  • Greatest Show I’ve Seen in a While

    by Jason on 9/24/24Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre at the Count Basie Center - Red BankRating: 5 out of 5

    This was absolutely one of the most uplifting, positive and amazing shows. I have been a part of in a while. My only annoyance was the crowd who thought they were coming to see an Andy Grammer concert and not a night with Andy Grammer, which is what this was. You get to see into his soul and experience his songs like never before

  • Personal preference

    by Andy Fan on 9/17/24The Showroom at Turning Stone Resort Casino - VeronaRating: 5 out of 5

    Andy makes his performance a personal concert for each person there. The interaction he has between himself and the audience makes you feel like he’s giving his personal touch to ever song he sings.

  • Most amazing experience ever

    by Jessica Dudek on 9/17/24The Showroom at Turning Stone Resort Casino - VeronaRating: 5 out of 5

    Andy Grammer makes sure you leave his concerts seen and heard. He helps light the fire to you becoming a better human being. He is so fantastic.

  • Amazballs As Usual

    by ErykaM on 9/17/24The Showroom at Turning Stone Resort Casino - VeronaRating: 5 out of 5

    Andy always puts on a good show, but this time was even better. He included the audience in his show, which made it feel more unrehearsed! Love that!!! He talked about more personal stuff, which made me feel closer to him! I love Andy Grammer!

  • More of an experience

    by Becca on 9/16/24Orpheum Theater - MadisonRating: 5 out of 5

    I’ve seen Andy Grammer a dozen times (or more), and none of those shows compared to this. It was less of a concert than an experience. He recited poems, told stories, interacted (in a huge way) with the audience, and only sang just a few songs. I’m pretty sure every single person in the audience cried at least once. While I would’ve loved to have heard more music, this show wasn’t lacking in any way.