Book Andrew Ripp

Andrew Ripp is a Nashville-based singer and Grammy-nominated songwriter whose warm, soulful voice and craft-first writing have carried him from pop radio credits to the heart of contemporary Christian music. He first made his name writing for other artists, including work on Ryan Cabrera's album You Stand Watching, before launching his own catalog with Fifty Miles to Chicago (2008), a self-funded debut featuring players connected to Dishwalla, Tonic and The Eagles. He followed with She Remains the Same (2010), which cracked the Billboard new artists chart, and Won't Let Go (2013), produced by Grammy winner Charlie Peacock. Later releases include Simple (2014), the self-titled Andrew Ripp (2015), Evergreen (2021) and The Mercy Room (2025). In 2020 he earned a Grammy nomination as a co-writer of "Rescue Story," recorded by Zach Williams. Ripp also hosted two seasons of Words at the Well on K-Love On Demand, a writers-round series spotlighting Christian songwriters. Live, he brings the intimacy of a seasoned songwriter, telling the stories behind his songs and pairing them with heartfelt vocals and guitar.