Gospel Artist

Andrew Ripp

Andrew Ripp is an American singer and songwriter based in Nashville, Tennessee, whose music is grounded in his personal journey of faith. Born on August 24...

Songs: 84
Albums: 22

About Andrew Ripp

Andrew Ripp is an American singer and songwriter based in Nashville, Tennessee, whose music is grounded in his personal journey of faith. Born on August 24, 1982, in Palatine, Illinois, he spent nearly two decades writing songs in the mainstream pop music industry before finding his stride as a Christian artist.

Ripp has released several studio albums over his career, including Fifty Miles to Chicago (2008), She Remains the Same (2010), and Won’t Let Go (2013), as well as the albums Evergreen and The Heart & The Soul. His songs have been featured on television programs such as American Idol, One Tree Hill, and The Vampire Diaries, and he has toured with artists including Sara Bareilles, Andy Grammer, Jon Foreman, and Plain White T’s.

In Christian music, Ripp has found notable success. His singles "Jericho" and "Fill My Cup" each reached No. 1 on the Billboard Christian Airplay chart. He also co-wrote the song "Rescue Story," performed by Zach Williams, which earned a Grammy Award nomination in 2020 for Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song and a nomination at the 51st GMA Dove Awards for Song of the Year.

Ripp is open about his personal faith and his recovery from alcoholism, themes that have deepened the authenticity of his songwriting. His catalog includes songs such as "For the Love of God," "Breakdown," "Rejoice," and "Loves Got a Way."