Andrew Crowley

Andrew Crowley is a Twin Cities-based musician, composer, and audio engineer with a dynamic career spanning from major label rock stages to the baseball diamond. A certified Hammond Organ artist who studied through the Berklee School of Music, Andrew can often be found during the summer serving as the Musical Director and ballpark organist for the Saint Paul Saints, delivering live musical energy and stadium-sized sound at CHS Field.

He can also be found leading a packed house in piano sing-alongs at Lyon's Pub, composing music for films, documentaries, and commercials, or working behind the console.

He became internationally known in the 1990s as the frontman for Columbia Records' Fat Tuesday. Since then, a life of live performance has led to some pretty great happy accidents—like winding up on the outtakes of Pearl Jam’s 2003 Live at the Garden release, singing with Iggy Pop, playing with blues legends like Elvin Bishop, and many other things. Today, whether he is at the ballpark, the concert stage, or the pub, Andrew's career is built on a relentless passion for authentic, high-quality music.