CHRIS MANN's acclaimed vocal talent stands in a class of its own, cementing his reputation as "the favorite new male vocalist on the planet" (The Today Show) and "the voice of the pandemic" (LA Times).

His electrifying live performances seamlessly blend musical virtuosity with irresistible comedic charm.

Mann's stellar recording career includes the major-label chart-topping album 'Roads' (Universal/Republic Records) and 'Constellation,' both reaching #1 on Billboard's Heatseekers Chart and breaking into the Billboard Top 200. His much-anticipated fourth studio album (dropping 2026) features his signature "Big Band Soul" sound with collaborations
from an all-star lineup, including Grammy-winner India.Arie, Emmy-winner Wayne Brady, legendary saxophonist Kenny G, Grammy-winning spoken word poet J. Ivy, Grammy-nominated trumpeter Theo Croker, and iconic percussionist Pedro Martinez. The album brilliantly reinvents classic standards while introducing contemporary originals that Mann
describes as "Robin Thicke meets Tony Bennett."

Since 2020, Mann's hysterical musical parody videos have taken the internet by storm, amassing over 700 million views. These self-produced gems showcase his razor-sharp wit, expressive comedic timing, and world-class vocals, earning features on CNN, NPR, Today Show, BBC News, Vice, Funny or Die, LA Times, and The New Yorker. His
parodies were celebrated as "Best of the Year" on NBC's New Year's Eve Special for three consecutive years, where Mann has both performed and provided on-air commentary.

Mann captivated a global audience following Super Bowl XLVI with his unforgettable performance on NBC's "The Voice," watched by a record-breaking 37.6 million viewers. His chart-topping duet with Christina Aguilera established him as one of the show's most distinctive vocal talents ever.

His star continued to rise with his own PBS concert specials—"Chris Mann In Concert: A Mann For All Seasons" and "Home For Christmas"—followed by sold-out tours across America, Mexico, and Asia. 

Mann's prestigious performances include appearances with the National Symphony for President Barack Obama, at Lincoln Center, with the New York Pops at Carnegie Hall, at The Kennedy Center for President Joe Biden, and on premier television shows including Ellen, The Today Show, The Late Late Show with James Corden, and Conan.