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Madison Beer

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Madison Elle Beer[1] (born March 5, 1999)[6] is an American singer and songwriter. Beer first gained substantial media coverage when Justin Bieber posted a link to one of her covers she posted on YouTube. In 2013, she released her debut single "Melodies". In 2018, she released her debut extended play (EP), As She Pleases, which produced the singles "Dead" and "Home with You".

Madison Beer
Beer in 2024
Born
Madison Elle Beer[1]

(1999-03-05) March 5, 1999 (age 25)
Jericho, New York, U.S.[2]
Occupations
  • Singer
  • songwriter
Years active2012–present
WorksDiscography
AwardsFull list
Musical career
Genres
Labels
Member ofK/DA
Websitemadisonbeer.com

Beer signed with Epic Records in 2019. She released her debut studio album, Life Support, in 2021. The album was supported by several singles, including "Selfish", which earned a RIAA Platinum certification.[7][8] Her second studio album, Silence Between Songs, was released in 2023. It received a nomination for Best Immersive Audio Album at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards.[9] In 2024, Beer released "Make You Mine" for which she received a nomination for Best Dance Pop Recording at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards.[10]

Aside from her solo work, Beer has voiced the virtual character Evelynn in the League of Legends virtual band K/DA, with whom she has released the singles "Pop/Stars" (2018) and "More" (2020). She has also appeared on television series such as Todrick (2015) and RuPaul's Drag Race (2020), and in the film Louder Than Words (2013).

Early life

Madison Elle Beer was born in Jericho, New York, to an Ashkenazi Jewish family on March 5, 1999.[1]

Her father, Robert Beer, is a real estate developer, and her mother, Tracie, worked as an interior designer before putting that aside to help navigate Madison's career.[11] She has a younger brother named Ryder.[12]

Beer appeared on the cover of Child magazine after winning a modeling competition at four years old.[13] When she was around six or seven years old, she was sexually abused by someone who was around her frequently.[14] Her parents divorced when she was seven.[15] She celebrated her bat mitzvah in 2012.[16][17]

Career

2012–2018: Career beginnings and As She Pleases

Main article: As She Pleases
 
Beer in September 2014

Beer began posting videos on YouTube of her singing covers of popular songs in early 2012.[18] They gained the attention of Justin Bieber, who tweeted a link to her cover of Etta James's "At Last" to his followers. This caused Beer to trend worldwide on Twitter and gain substantial media coverage.[19] Bieber signed Beer personally to the record label to which he is signed, Island Records,[20] and at the time she was managed by Bieber's manager Scooter Braun.[21]

Beer partnered with Monster High, and recorded a theme song for the franchise titled "We Are Monster High". In February 2013, Cody Simpson re-released his song "Valentine" with Beer, which was played on Radio Disney,[22][23] but was never officially released. On September 12, 2013, Beer released her debut single and music video called "Melodies" which was written by Peter Kelleher, Ben Kohn, Thomas Barnes and Ina Wroldsen.[24] The video featured a guest appearance by Bieber.

Beer began work on her debut album which was slated to have pop and R&B influences, stating there "will be slow songs, sad songs, happy songs, songs about boys, and songs about being who you are. I'm making sure I'm happy with all of the songs, because if I am not happy with them, I can't expect anyone else to be, you know?"[25] The album is believed to have been scrapped.[26]

"Unbreakable" was the second single released by Beer.[27] The song was released on June 17, 2014, and was written by Jessica Ashley, Evan Bogart, Heather Jeanette Miley, Matt Schwartz, Emanuel Kiriakou and Andrew Goldstein and was produced by the latter two.[28] On February 16, 2015, it was announced that Beer was set to be a featured artist in a new single by DJs Mako titled "I Won't Let You Walk Away".[29] The song was released for digital download on February 24, 2015, along with a music video.[30][31] The song reached number 43 on the Hot Dance/Electronic Songs, number 33 on the Dance/Electronic Digital Songs, and number 19 on the Dance/Mix Show Airplay charts in the United States.[32] On September 24, 2015, Beer released "All For Love" featuring American duo Jack & Jack.[33]

 
Beer at the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards

Beer recorded her EP, titled As She Pleases, over a three-year period. It was released on February 2, 2018. The same month, she walked the runway for Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2017 show at Milan Fashion Week.[34] "Dead" was released as the lead single from the EP on May 19, 2017. The music video was later released on August 3, 2017.[35] Beer then released "Say It to My Face" as the second single from the EP on November 3, 2017. The music video was released on November 15, 2017.[36]

On March 10, 2018, "Home with You" was released as the third and final single from the EP. In August 2018, the song peaked at number No. 21 on the Billboard Mainstream Top 40 chart, making her the only female solo artist on the charts without a major music label.[37] She made her official festival debut at Lollapalooza on August 2, 2018, in Chicago.[38] Beer was featured on "Blame It On Love", a song from French DJ David Guetta seventh studio album 7. The video game developer Riot Games released a song and music video for "Pop/Stars" on November 3, 2018. The song is performed by Beer, Miyeon, and Soyeon from (G)I-DLE and Jaira Burns under a virtual K-pop group named K/DA. This song was used as a theme song for the online game League of Legends towards the end of 2018.[39] On November 9, 2018, Beer released "Hurts Like Hell" featuring American rapper Offset.[40]

2019–present: Life Support and Silence Between Songs

Main articles: Life Support and Silence Between Songs
 
Beer at the iHeartRadio Music Awards in 2019

Beer was featured on "All Day and Night" by DJs Jax Jones and Martin Solveig under their alias Europa. This song was released on March 28, 2019.[41] On May 17, 2019, Beer released the single "Dear Society".[42] The single was initially meant to be included on the track list of her debut album,[43] but was ultimately removed from the final track listing.[44] On August 9, 2019, Beer announced on her Instagram account that she had signed with Epic Records.[45]

In January 2020, she released "Good in Goodbye" as the lead single from her debut studio album, Life Support.[26][46] This was followed by its second single "Selfish"–which reached number nineteen on the US Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart and impacted contemporary hit radio in the United States later[47]–and the promotional single "Stained Glass"; Beer co-directed the music video of the latter.[48] The former would later be certified Gold by the RIAA in the United States.[49] She released the third single from the album, "Baby", on August 21, 2020.[50] In September 2020, cosmetics retailer Morphe launched a collection with Beer called Morphe x Madison Beer.[51] On October, she reprised her role in K/DA as Evelynn and was featured on two tracks for the EP All Out: "More" along with the original lineup and Lexie Liu, and "Villain" which also features German singer Kim Petras.[52][53] The fourth single from Life Support, "Boyshit", was released in December 2020.[54] Alongside the song's release, she announced the release date for the album.[55] Beer was announced as Vevo's new LIFT artist in December 2020.[56] In support of the campaign, live performances for previous singles "Selfish" and "Boyshit" were released that same month. A short film for the campaign titled Dreams Look Different in the Distance was released in January 2021.[57][58]

Life Support was released on February 26, 2021, which Beer co-wrote entirely and co-produced most of the record as well.[59] The album received generally favorable critic reviews with Dani Blum of Pitchfork calling it "ambitious yet shallow, seemingly intent on proving its own seriousness".[60] NME's Hannah Mylrea was more favorable and gave it 4/5 stars.[61] Riff Magazine's Mike DeWald gave the album a 8/10, saying "It may have been years in the making, but Madison Beer's first album is worth the wait for pop fans."[62] The album debuted at number sixty-five on the US Billboard 200, and also peaked in the top thirty on both the Canadian Albums and OCC UK Albums charts.[63][64] That same month, Beer confirmed in a podcast interview with The Zach Sang Show that she had already started working on the follow-up to Life Support, saying "We have seven songs on the second album already, and we had four days of a writing camp."[65] In May 2021, she announced a North American tour, titled The Life Support Tour, in support of her album, however, the following month she extended it to a European leg.[66] Maggie Lindemann and musician Audriix served as the opening acts for the North American leg while Leah Kate served as the European leg opener. The tour began in late October that year in Toronto, Canada and ended in late November in Los Angeles with the European leg picking up towards the end of March 2022 in Madrid, Spain and concluding by late April in Oslo, Norway.[67][68]

Beer revealed to Manchester Evening News that her upcoming second studio album was "coming together really nicely" and she was working on songs for it.[69] She released the song "Reckless" on June 3, 2021, as the lead single of her second studio album.[70] The song was met with critical acclaim for its lyrical content and vulnerability, and peaked in the top forty on the Billboard US Mainstream Top 40.[71][72] Later that month, Beer co-founded Know Beauty, a DNA personalization–based skincare brand, with Vanessa Hudgens.[73] In August, she launched a 90s–inspired clothing collection in collaboration with British e-commerce fashion retailer Boohoo.[74][75] On November 4, 2021, Beer released her first soundtrack song, "Room for You", as part of the film Clifford the Big Red Dog's soundtrack album, which was released later that month.[76]

In July 2022, Beer appeared in a cameo alongside various internet personalities in the music video for "Dolls", the title track and third single from singer and social media personality Bella Poarch's debut extended play of the same name.[77] On July 22, 2022, Beer released the soundtrack song, "I Have Never Felt More Alive", for Lionsgate's Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Virginia Gardner–starrer film Fall.[78]

Beer released "Dangerous" the second single to her second studio album on August 26, 2022.[79] It was followed by the album's third "Showed Me (How I Fell in Love with You)" on October 14, 2022.[80] In February 2023, Beer announced her memoir The Half of It, which was published by HarperCollins on April 25, 2023.[81] In May, she announced the release of her single "Home to Another One" on June 2, 2023, and her second studio album Silence Between Songs released on September 15, 2023.[82] In August, Beer announced the release of the album's fifth single "Spinnin" released on August 18, 2023. On October 9, 2023, Beer announced a European and North American tour titled The Spinnin Tour in support of Silence Between Songs.[83]

In 2024, Beer released two solo singles, "Make You Mine" and "15 Minutes". "Make You Mine" topped the charts on the US Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart and peaked at number 10 on the US Pop Airplay Chart. It also received a nomination for Best Dance Pop Recording at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards.[84]

Artistry and influences

Beer has stated that her inspirations in her music and songwriting are Arctic Monkeys,[85] Lana Del Rey, Daft Punk, Melanie Martinez, Lady Gaga,[86] and Ariana Grande. When questioned if she was inspired by Grande, Beer responded "I mean, you know Ariana's been one of my favorite people ever for like, so much of my career and like, even just prior to my career, so I'm sure she's definitely influenced me, a lot. ... But, I hate this narrative that's being pushed about me and her, you know, that it's kinda like this competition thing, like this is someone I idolize and someone I look up to."[65]

Personal life

Beer resides in Los Angeles.[87]

Sexuality and relationships

In 2016, Beer discussed her sexuality in a YouNow chat, stating, "I'm not a lesbian, but I definitely love girls," and that she has been in love with a woman in the past.[88] She addressed her sexuality again in a March 2020 TikTok livestream, stating that she is bisexual: "'Are you bi?' Yeah, I came out like, four, three years ago I'd say. People always ask me that, and I'm like I've answered this question so many times. It's kinda weird. ... I am bi, always have been, it's nothing new."[89][90]

Beer was in a relationship with Jack Gilinsky of Jack & Jack from 2015 to 2017.[91] She briefly dated Brooklyn Beckham after her breakup with Gilinsky.[92] She was in an on-and-off relationship with Zack Bia from late 2017 to early 2019.[93]

Mental health

Beer has struggled with mental health issues and has stated that social media and the internet have contributed to them. She has engaged in self-harm and has been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD).[94] When Beer was 15, nude videos of her were leaked online. The incident, which she says reminded her of the sexual abuse she experienced as a child, contributed to her developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and attempting suicide twice.[14][95]

Discography

Main article: Madison Beer discography

Studio albums

Tours

Headlining

Filmography

As actress/personality

Year Title Role Notes
2013 Louder Than Words Amy Film
2015 Todrick Wendy Episode: "Peter Perry"
2016 Hollywood Medium With Tyler Henry Herself Guest appearance
2019 Ridiculousness
2020 RuPaul's Secret Celebrity Drag Race Herself Episode 4; contestant
Coral Fixation
RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars Guest judge Episode: "I'm In Love!"
2023 Good Mythical Morning Guest Episode: "Will it Cannoli"

As a performer

Year Title Song(s) Album/Format
2015 AAKD Live Melodies Single
2017 PNC Live Studio Dead, Toxic (Britney Spears Cover) As She Pleases

In the Zone (Britney Spears)

2018 Maybelline Urban Catwalk Show Home With You As She Pleases
Opening Ceremony (Mastercard) | 2018 World Championship Pop/Stars Single
Super girl Surf Pro Concert Series Songs from As She Pleases As She Pleases
Serramonte Centre Mall Performance
IHeart Radio (Just Show Up Show)
Miami Y100 Jingle Ball Dead, Creep

(Radiohead cover), Hurts Like Hell

As She Pleases

Pablo Honey (Radiohead) Single

IHeart Radio Tyler Durden As She Pleases
Lollapalooza Fools
KDWB 101.3 Hurts Like Hell Single
2019 Vevo Hurts Like Hell, Tyler Durden Single

As She Pleases

BottleRock Napa Dead, Fools, Creep, Hurts Like Hell As She Pleases

Pablo Honey (Radiohead) Single

Beale Street Music Festival in Memphis Hurts Like Hell, All Day & Night Single

Snacks (Jax Jones)

ACL Festival Teenager in Love As She Pleases
Wango Tango Home With You, Fools, Creep, Heartless, Blue As She Pleases

Pablo Honey (Radiohead) Life Support

92 Pro-FM Dead, Hurts Like Hell As She Pleases Single
2020 Live with Kelly and Ryan Selfish Life Support
MTV Europe Music Awards Baby
Genius (Home Performance)
Vevo Lift Boyshit, Selfish
NHL (National Anthem) National Anthem
2021 Jimmy Kimmel Live! Boyshit Life Support
Genius Open Mic Reckless Silence Between Songs
Life Support Live in Concert Songs from Life Support Life Support
The Ellen DeGeneres Show All I Have to Do Is Dream (The Everly Brothers Cover) Single
Blue Life Support
Vevo Reckless, Sour Times Silence Between Songs

Life Support

MTV France (MTV Push) Selfish, Sour Times Life Support
2022 WeHo OutLoud Pride Festival Good in Goodbye, Selfish, Baby, Creep, Boyshit, Dear Society Life Support

Pablo Honey

Reading & Leeds Festival Baby, Good in Goodbye, Emotional Bruises, Selfish, Dangerous, All Day & Night, Boyshit Life Support

Snacks

Genius (Open Mic) Showed Me (How I Fell in Love With You) Silence Between Songs
AMFAR Gala Event
2023 Jimmy Kimmel Live! Sweet Relief
Good Morning America Home To Another One, Reckless, Selfish Silence Between Songs

Life Support

Forbes Reckless, Showed Me (How I Fell in Love With You), Selfish
BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge Spinnin’, Glimpse of Us (Joji cover) Silence Between Songs

SMITHEREENS (Joji)

Genius (Open Mic) King Of Everything Silence Between Songs
Vevo Envy The Leaves
Ryder
Sweet Relief

Bibliography

  • The Half of It (2023)

Awards and nominations

 
Beer at the iHeart Radio Awards, 2019

Beer has been nominated for awards including a Teen Choice Award, a MTV Europe Music Award and a MTV Video Music award. In 2024, Beer’s sophomore album Silence Between Songs was nominated for Best Immersive Audio album at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards.[96] In November 2024, Beer’s single "Make You Mine” was nominated for Best Dance Pop Recording at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards.[97]

Year Award Category Nominee Result Ref.
2019 Electronic Dance Music Awards Best Banger "Hurts Like Hell" (Freaks 'n' Beatz remix) Nominated [98]
Game Audio Network Guild Awards Best Original Song "Pop/Stars" Nominated [99]
11th Shorty Awards Best in Games Won [100]
Teen Choice Awards Choice Female Web Star Herself Nominated [101]
2021 MTV Europe Music Awards Best Push Act Herself Nominated [102]
MTV Video Music Awards Push Performance of the Year "Selfish” Nominated [103]
Game Audio Network Guild Awards Best Original Song "More” Won [104]
13th Shorty Awards Best in Games Finalist [105]
Best in Videos Gold [105]
25th Webby Awards Video – Music (Branded) Won [106]
2024 Grammy Awards Best Immersive Audio Album Silence Between Songs Nominated [107]
Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards Favorite Social Music Star Herself Nominated [108]
2025 Grammy Awards Best Dance Pop Recording "Make You Mine” Pending [109]

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