CHRIS MANN

Chris Mann is an acclaimed vocalist, actor, and digital creator hailed as “the
favorite new male vocalist on the planet” (The Today Show) and “the voice of the pandemic” (Los Angeles Times). He rose to national prominence as a finalist on
Season 2 of NBC’s The Voice on Team Christina Aguilera, following a performance seen by over 37 million viewers immediately following Super Bowl XLVI. His albums Roads (Universal Republic) and Constellation both debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Heatseekers chart. Handpicked by Cameron Mackintosh and Andrew Lloyd Webber, Mann starred as
The Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera 25th Anniversary Tour for over 700 performances, earning praise as “the best Phantom since Michael Crawford.” He later made his West End debut, originating the role of Professor Friedrich Bhaer in Jo—The Little Women Musical, with the cast album recorded at the iconic Abbey Road Studios. He also returned home to make his debut as Jean Valjean in Les Misérables at Music Theatre of Wichita.
Since 2020, Mann’s viral comedy and musical parody videos have amassed over 2 billion views across platforms, blending world-class vocals with sharp,
relatable humor. His work has been featured across major media outlets
worldwide and has made him a sought-after creator for brands and
collaborations.
On screen, he has appeared in Hulu’s Emmy-winning Pam & Tommy and Apple TV+’s The Morning Show opposite Jennifer Aniston. He is also a recurring performer and commentator on NBC’s New Year’s Eve broadcast.
As a live performer, Mann has appeared at Carnegie Hall with the New York Pops, at Lincoln Center, at The Kennedy Center, and with the National Symphony for Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden, and on premier television shows including Ellen, The Today Show, Tamron Hall (ABC), The Late Late Show with James Corden, Conan, and more. He continues to develop original music and cross-platform content that bridges entertainment, comedy, and music. Mann is a sought-after host and regularly hosts national events for the Alzheimer’s Association—a cause near to his heart.