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People- and Power-packed show
By skysuchasweetblue from Evanston, IL on 3/8/2007
Pros:
Crowd Was In To It, Engaging Stage Presence, Great Encores, Great Lighting, Great Sound, Played some old songs, Talks Between Songs
Cons:
Pushy crowd during opener

The openers were not my particular cup of tea and during their set the crowd was really aggressive and pushy, trying to get to the front for Jack's. Once Andrew came on, people relaxed and decided to enjoy the music from where they were. The best parts were when the crowd jumped together during the chorus of "Bruised" and Andrew crowd-surfed. I've been at shows with more cohesive crowds, but in the front we all passed around water the bouncers handed out because it was so hot. Everyone was up against one another. But Jack's Mannequin was great and played all the songs I wanted to hear. House of Blues is an excellent venue.

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awesome showw* =)
By laurenluvsjacks* from clifton nj on 3/4/2007
Pros:
Crowd Was In To It, Engaging Stage Presence, Great Encores, Perfect Set List
Cons:
Too Hot, too many young people
Best For:
Die-Hards Only

it was an awesome time. alotta young kids crammed into a very small space. but all in all. awesome.

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andrew as his besttt *

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[1 of 2 customers found this review helpful]

[...]
By Aaron from Warwick, RI on 7/31/2006
Pros:
Crowd Was In To It, Engaging Stage Presence, Great Lighting, Great Sound, Perfect Set List
Best For:
Everyone

I brought my girlfriend to the show and we ended up with seats in the 9th row. She was extremely happy/impressed. [...]

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Jack's Mannequin Biography
Formerly known as the frontman for Something Corporate, a West Coast punk-pop quintet that garnered a modest following during the early 2000s, Andrew McMahon is also the piano-playing songwriter behind Jack's Mannequin. Utilizing the talents of numerous friends and collaborators (including Mtley Cre percussionist Tommy Lee), McMahon began work on the collective's debut following Something Corporate's hiatus in 2004. The resulting Everything in Transit, a sunny pop/rock concept album exploring his alienating return to the hometown he left to pursue his music, was released on Maverick Records in August 2005 to a positive critical response. Fans also approved of McMahon's new sound, and Everything in Transit debuted at number 37 on the Billboard album charts. However, a supporting summer tour was canceled after McMahon was diagnosed with Acute Lymphatic Leukemia that same summer. He underwent a successful bone marrow transplant from his sister (for whom Something Corporate briefly reunited to record the song Katie) and embarked on the long road to recovery.

As McMahon recovered, a video for the album's first single, The Mixed Tape, began making waves on VH1 and MTV. Jack's Mannequin played sporadic shows in 2006, headlining a brief summer tour before serving as the opening act for O.A.R. on nation-wide dates. A repackaged version of Transit appeared that fall coupled with a bonus DVD, and the band returned to the studio in mid-2007 to begin work on a sophomore effort. McMahon graced the cover of Alternative Press in January 2008, while an article inside the music magazine hyped the upcoming Jack's Mannequin release as one of the most highly anticipated albums of 2008. Although originally scheduled for a summer release date, The Glass Passenger ultimately arrived that September. People and Things, the group's third studio album, was released on October 4, 2011. The first single, My Racing Thoughts, debuted earlier in the year. ~ James Christopher Monger & Andrew Leahey, Rovi