There was, however, the challenge of trying to make this show differentiate from previous visits. At one point in the night, McMahon quipped that “Summerfest is in its 50th year, and I’ve probably played ten of them”. The only problem is, if you’ve seen Andrew McMahon before, you’ve likely seen some of this. Later in the night, McMahon would appear out amongst the Uline Warehouse crowd a couple of times, then back on stage with some impressive speed, leaving you to wonder how he got there and back so fast. The stomping, pulsating, love song anthem was a solid start to the night, and only a precursor for things to come. Before the song was over, McMahon was down the stage, feeding off of the crowd’s energy. If you’ve seen Andrew McMahon before, either alone or with previous bands Jack’s Mannequin and Something Corporate, you know that McMahon is not the traditional pianist. This is probably the most stationary that he would stay for the whole night.
ANDREW MCMAHON INTO THE WILDERNESS FULL
A full Uline Warehouse was there to greet him with open arms. The Summerfest veteran didn’t waste a second, and quickly took to the grand piano placed center stage for him to roll into “Fire Escape”, a single from his most recent album, “Zombies On Broadway”.
On a near perfect Saturday night, all the way at the north end of the Summerfest grounds, Andrew McMahon took the stage at the Uline Warehouse exactly at 10:00 PM.
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