Aimee Mann Tickets

Aimee Mann - True Cult Classics

A key artist in the 1980s post-new wave scene, this American songstress has since become world renowned for her heartfelt, introspective songwriting. Effortlessly blending pop and folk, her sultry vocals and astute lyrics have led to numerous nods at the Grammies and earned her a loyal following of fans.

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Aimee Mann Biography - Acclaimed by Elvis

Growing up in Bon Air, Virginia, the young artist began her music career in punk band Young Snakes. Focusing all her efforts on her tunes, she dropped out of Berklee College of Music, and in 1982 the band released an EP. The burgeoning writer later went on to form 'Til Tuesday with whom she released three albums before embarking on a solo career. In 1993 folk-flecked solo debut Whatever was released to critical acclaim, with Elvis Costello praising her lyrical skills. After a drawn-out struggle to free herself from record label Imago, she won her independence at the end of 1995. Signing with DGC Records, sophomore LP I'm With Stupid was put out containing minor hit single 'That's Just What You Are'. The songwriter's big breakthrough came, however, in early 2000 when she wrote the soundtrack for Paul Thomas Anderson's critically acclaimed film Magnolia.

Concept album The Forgotten Arm, about a drug-addicted boxer returning from Vietnam, was met with rave reviews on its release in 2006 and the singer later tried to develop it for the stage. After four years of downtime, doing the odd gig and appearing in a cameo on cult TV show Portlandia, she returned in 2012 with the album Charmer. Experience the full scope of this amazing lyricist and unique talent for crafting memorable stories; get your Aimee Mann tickets on StubHub today.

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