Adam Green

BIOGRAPHY

Adam Green is a songwriter, filmmaker, visual artist, and poet whose work blends fleshy humor, heartbreak, and metaphysical surrealism into a genre all his own. As co-founder of the iconic antifolk band The Moldy Peaches, he helped define a generation of raw, emotionally candid music that continues to resonate globally. Since then, Green has released 11 solo albums, and In 2023 received a tribute album, Moping In Style, a testament to his influence across musical worlds which saw his songs covered by such friends and like-minded artists as Father John Misty, The Libertines, Frankie Cosmos, Devendra Banhart, Regina Spektor, Sean Ono Lennon, Ben Kweller, The Lemonheads, and more.

Green’s creative reach extends far beyond songwriting. The NY-based artist’s paintings and sculptures have been exhibited in galleries across the US, Europe, and Asia, including a landmark show at the Fondation Beyeler in Basel, Switzerland. Green has directed two full-length movies, including 2010’s The Wrong Ferrari (the first feature film shot entirely on an iPhone), and Adam Green's Aladdin, a 2016 hand-built fantasy epic which Buzzfeed called “the trippiest movie ever made.” Green’s recent work explores the interconnected mythology of his “Houseface” universe through poetry books and graphic novels, developing a distinct narrative world that spans disciplines and defies boundaries. Now, with Falling Around and his upcoming 2026 live dates, Adam Green brings together not only his songs, but an entire universe — a celebration of lyricism, imagination, and the ecstatic strangeness of being alive.