Tenor M. Andrew Jones captivates global audiences with his resounding voice and captivating performances. Demonstrating the epitome of modern operatic excellence, his artistry leaves an indelible impression, earning critical acclaim and fervent praise.
After a temporary hiatus due to the pandemic, Jones made a triumphant return to the stage, showcasing unwavering commitment and artistry. Notably, his portrayal of Lenski in a concert with Queen City Opera, mesmerized audiences with his "firm, heroic" sound full of depth and emotion.
Much acclaim has followed his portrayals of Max in Der Freischütz and Mime in Siegfried at Valhalla Productions in San Francisco, solidifying his reputation as a versatile and technically adept artist. Notable performances include Gulbrand in Queen City Opera’s production of Undina by Tchaikovsky, Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni and Pedrillo in Die Entführung aus dem Serail with Queen City Opera, as well as roles such as the 1st Armored Man/Second Priest in Die Zauberflötewith Dayton Opera, The Messenger in Aida, and the Innkeeper in Der Rosenkavalier with Cincinnati Opera.
Jones has embraced diverse musical experiences, including portraying Benny "Kid" Paret/Benny Jr. in Champion and the vibrant character of Sellem in The Rake's Progress, collaborating with the esteemed Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra. His talents have been recognized by Cedar Rapids Opera Company, where he portrayed Spoletta in Tosca, and CCM Summer Opera, where he powerfully embodied the complex and troubled Don José in Carmen.
Jones holds a Master's of Music in Vocal Performance from the University of Cincinnati - College Conservatory of Music, studying under the renowned Kenneth Shaw and a Bachelor of Arts in Music under the esteemed Ed Andereck at Luther College.