Andy Grammer

Andy Grammer came up in Los Angeles, where he started writing songs as a teenager. His father was a children's book author and musician, which gave him an early push into music. In 2011, his single "Keep Your Head Up" broke through and landed in the Billboard Hot 100's top 10. That led to his self-titled debut album the following year.

His music tends toward upbeat pop with soul touches, and songs like "Honey, I'm Good." and "Fresh Eyes" kept him on radio playlists. He's put out four studio albums, including 2022's "Naïve," and has worked with artists like Natasha Bedingfield and Pitbull. On stage, he plays with a band that includes drummer Rodney Howard and guitarist Alex Hubbard.

In 2019, Grammer talked publicly about dealing with depression and anxiety. He's also been in a legal dispute over his music catalog ownership. Through it, he's kept releasing music that leans into optimism, like "Don't Give Up On Me" and the R3HAB collaboration "Saved My Life."