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Madison Elle Beer (born March 5, 1999) is an American singer-songwriter. Beer first gained media attention after Justin Bieber posted a link to her cover of “At Last” in 2012, when she was 13 years old. In 2018, she released her debut extended play (EP), As She Pleases. Beer signed with Epic Records in August 2019 and released her debut studio album, Life Support (2021), which included the RIAA Platinum certified single “Selfish“. This was followed by her second studio album, Silence Between Songs (2023), which received a nomination for the Grammy Award for Best Immersive Audio Album. Beer’s third studio album Locket (2026) included the singles “Make You Mine“, which was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Dance Pop Recording and “Bittersweet“, which marked her first appearance on the US Billboard Hot 100, reaching number 68.

Beer also 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

Beer was born on March 5, 1999, in Jericho, New York on Long Island.[4] Her father, Robert Beer, is the founder of Built By Beer, a luxury home builder, and her mother, Tracie, worked as an interior designer and invented the contour hanger.[5][6][7] They got divorced in 2006, when Madison was 7 years old, but they still maintained a relationship.[7] She has a brother, Ryder, who is 3 years younger.[7] Her maternal grandfather, Marty, came out as gay later in life and was a major inspiration to her.[8] He married a woman and had 3 children to try to convert himself due to societal pressures.[9] Her family is part Ashkenazi Jewish and part Moroccan Jewish.[10]

Beer was named “Madison” after a character in her mother’s favorite movie, Splash (1984).[11] Beer appeared on the cover of Child magazine after winning a modeling competition at four years old.[12]

Beer said that she knew she wanted to be either a singer or a musician since she was in kindergarten. She began taking singing lessons at age 8 and performed in after-school plays.[13] Her first solo performance was at Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day at the US Open when she was barely 13 years old.[13] Her first celebrity crush was David Archuleta.[13] Her father is a huge fan of the Grateful Dead and she also listened to The Rolling Stones and Nirvana growing up.[13] Beer was a competitive gymnast for 6 years as a child but stopped the sport after a neck sprain.[14]

When she was around 6 or 7 years old, she was sexually abused by someone who was around her frequently, whom she has not named.[15] In her summers, she attended Point O’Pines sleep away summer camp in upstate New York.[16] She celebrated her bat mitzvah in 2012.[17][10] When she was 13, Beer moved from Long Island to Los Angeles, with her mother, to pursue her music career.[14] She was homeschooled from grade 7 to grade 12.[14] Beer attended Jericho Middle School and Jericho High School in the Jericho Union Free School District.[18]

Beer was childhood friends with Hailey Bieber and Selena Gomez.[14]

Career

2012–2018: Career beginnings and As She Pleases

In early 2012, Beer began posting her cover versions of popular songs on YouTube. In May 2012, Beer’s mom shared a cover version of Beer singing “At Last” by Etta James on her Facebook page.[14] One of her Facebook friends watched the video and sent it to Scooter Braun, who forwarded it to Justin Bieber.[14] In July 2012, Bieber shared a link to the video to his 25 million followers on Twitter with the text “wow. 13 years old! she can sing. great job. #futurestar -“. Beer, a huge Bieber fan, said she was “hysterically crying, not really knowing what to do with myself”.[19] Beer then trended on Twitter and gained substantial media coverage.[20] Beer met Bieber, which she said “was the happiest day of my life”, and Bieber signed Beer personally to the record label to which he is signed, Island Records.[21] She was also signed to a talent management agreement with Bieber’s manager Scooter Braun.[6] She said she did not see any of the money from the initial record label signing since her parents wanted her to “be a normal kid”.[13] However, she did buy herself her first Rolex after one of her first big deals.[13]

Beer partnered with Mattel‘s Monster High, and recorded a theme song for the franchise titled “We Are Monster High“, released in June 2013.[22]

In February 2013, Cody Simpson re-released his song “Valentine” with Beer.[12]

In September 2013, Beer released her debut single and music video called “Melodies” which was written by Peter Kelleher, Ben Kohn, Thomas Barnes and Ina Wroldsen. The music video featured a guest appearance by Justin Bieber, which boosted Beer’s career further.[23]

Beer in September 2014

By 2013, Beer bagan work on her debut album, which was slated to have pop and R&B influences.[24] However, she disagreed with her label’s “Disney“-style plans for her music; the album was later scrapped.[5] These disagreements led Beer to leave her label and become an unsigned artist; the breakup was finalized in 2016.[5][13]

Her second single, “Unbreakable”, was released in June 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.[25][26]

Beer was featured in “I Won’t Let You Walk Away” by Mako, released in February 2015.[27] 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.[28]

In September 2015, Beer released “All For Love” featuring Jack & Jack.[29]

In February 2017, Beer walked the runway for Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2017 show at Milan Fashion Week.[30]

“Dead” was released in May 2017; the music video was released in August 2017.[31] Beer released “Say It to My Face”, including the music video, in November 2017.[32]

As She Pleases, an EP recorded over a three-year period, was released in February 2018.

In March 2018, “Home with You” was released. In August 2018, the song peaked at number 21 on the Billboard Mainstream Top 40 chart, making her the only unsigned female solo artist on the charts.[33]

Beer made her festival debut at Lollapalooza in August 2018, in Chicago.[34] Beer was featured on “Blame It On Love”, a song from David Guetta‘s seventh studio album 7, released in September 2018.[35]

Riot Games released a song and music video for “Pop/Stars” in November 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 League of Legends.[36] Also in November 2018, Beer released “Hurts Like Hell” featuring Offset.[37]

2019–2023: Life Support and Silence Between Songs

Beer at the iHeartRadio Music Awards in 2019

Beer was featured on “All Day and Night“, released in March 2019, by DJs Jax Jones and Martin Solveig under their alias “Europa”.[38]

In May 2019, Beer released the single “Dear Society”.[39][40]

In August 2019, Beer signed with Epic Records.[41]

In January 2020, she released “Good in Goodbye” as the lead single from her debut studio album, Life Support.[42] This was followed by its second single “Selfish“ – which reached number 19 on the US Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart.[43] It was certified Platinum by the RIAA in the United States.[44]

She also released the promotional single “Stained Glass”; Beer co-directed the music video.[45]

She released the third single from the album, “Baby”, in August 2020.[46]

In October 2020, 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.[47][48]

The fourth single from Life Support, “Boyshit”, was released in December 2020.[49]

Beer was announced as Vevo‘s new LIFT artist in December 2020 and released live performances for “Selfish” and “Boyshit”.[50] A short film for the campaign titled Dreams Look Different in the Distance was released in January 2021.[51][52]

Life Support was released in February 2021, which Beer co-wrote entirely and mostly co-produced.[53] Dani Blum of Pitchfork called it “ambitious yet shallow, seemingly intent on proving its own seriousness”.[54] NME‘s Hannah Mylrea gave it 4/5 stars.[55] Mike DeWald of Riff Magazine gave the album an 8/10.[56] The album debuted at number 65 on the US Billboard 200, and also peaked in the top 30 on both the Canadian Albums Chart and the UK Albums Chart.[57][58]

In May 2021, Beer announced a North American tour, titled The Life Support Tour, in support of her album; the following month she extended it to a European leg.[59][60][61]

In June 2021, Beer released the song “Reckless“.[62] The song was met with critical acclaim for its lyrical content and vulnerability, and peaked in the top 40 on the Billboard US Mainstream Top 40.[63][64]

In November 2021, Beer released her first soundtrack song, “Room for You”, as part of the soundtrack to Clifford the Big Red Dog, which was released later that month.[65]

In July 2022, Beer made a cameo appearance along with various Internet celebrities in the music video for “Dolls”, from Bella Poarch‘s debut EP of the same name.[66]

In July 2022, Beer released the song, “I Have Never Felt More Alive” which was used in the film Fall.[67]

In August 2023, Beer released “Dangerous”.[68]

Her second studio album, Silence Between Songs, was released in September 2023,[69] In October, she released “Showed Me (How I Fell In Love With You)“, a cover version and variation of “You Showed Me“.[70] She also embarked on a European and North American tour titled The Spinnin Tour in support of the album.[71] The album received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Immersive Audio Album at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards.[72]

In February 2023, Beer announced her memoir The Half of It: A Memoir, which was published by HarperCollins in April 2023.[73]

2024–present: Locket

In February 2024, Beer released the single “Make You Mine” which topped the US Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart, peaked at number 10 on the US Pop Airplay chart, and received a nomination for Best Dance Pop Recording at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards.[74] This was followed by the standalone single “15 Minutes”, released in July 2024.[75]

In June 2025, Beer was featured on the soundtrack album to the film F1 (2025), on a song titled “All at Once”.[76] In September, Beer released the single “Yes Baby“, and called it the “closing bracket in an unintentional trilogy” following “Make You Mine” and “15 Minutes”.[77] In October 2025, she released the single “Bittersweet” which debuted at number 98 and peaked at number 68 on the Billboard Hot 100 marking her first entry on the chart.[78][79] That month, she performed at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2025.[80]

Beer performed on Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve on New Year’s Eve 2026.[81]

Beer released her third studio album, Locket, in January 2026.[82] She embarked on The Locket Tour in support of the album in May 2026.[83]

Artistry and influences

Beer has stated that she is “completely and utterly obsessed” with Arctic Monkeys.[84] She runs an unnamed fan account for Rihanna.[14]

Also among her favorite artists are Lana Del Rey, Daft Punk, Melanie Martinez, Lady Gaga,[85] 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.”[86]

Personal life

Sexuality and relationships

Beer with boyfriend and NFL player Justin Herbert, 2025

In 2016, Beer discussed her sexuality in a YouNow chat, stating, “I’m not a lesbian, but I definitely love girls,” and said that she has been in love with a woman in the past.[14] In March 2020, she noted that she “came out, like, four years, three years ago”, adding that “I am bi, always have been; it’s nothing new”.[87] She also said “I’ve never understood homophobic people because I’m just like, ‘Why are you affected by someone else’s sexual preference?'”[88]

Beer was in relationships with Jack Gilinsky of Jack & Jack from 2015 to 2017, Brooklyn Beckham in 2017, and Zack Bia from late 2017 to early 2019.[89] Beer was in an on-and-off relationship with Internet celebrity Nick Austin in the summer 2020 to May 2025.[90] As of October 2025, she was dating NFL quarterback Justin Herbert, one of the highest-paid players in the National Football League.[91]

Mental health

Beer has struggled with mental health issues and stated that her issues have been worsened by social media and the internet.[5] She found that she constantly needed to “self-validate” and needed to be complimented by others.[5] She had lip filler but had it dissolved, which was also the topic of many social media posts.[5]

At age 7, she was diagnosed with anxiety disorder.[5]

Beer struggled as a child star, once being told “We can’t have you in anything remotely revealing because you’re already so hot and you’re only 13”.[5]

When Beer was 15, nude videos of her, which she sent to her boyfriend, 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.[15][92]

When she was 16, she tried marijuana for the first time and was scared a video would leak and hurt her career.[93] Beer does not drink alcohol.[14]

In 2019, after seeing 6 psychiatrists, one of whom misdiagnosed her with schizophrenia and gave her anti-psychotic sedatives that turned her into a “zombie”, she was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD).[5][94]

Residences

In November 2020, Beer bought a newly-built 5-bedroom 6,484 square-foot house in Encino, Los Angeles, for $5.6 million.[95] She sold it for $7 million in May 2022.[96] In September 2022, Beer purchased a 4,434-square-foot Mediterranean-style villa in Hollywood Hills from Ashley Tisdale for $5.885 million.[97]

Political views

Beer has supported Black Lives Matter.[98] She endorsed Joe Biden in the 2020 United States presidential election.[99]

Regarding the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, Beer posted on X in January 2024: “If you think I’d ever want an innocent person to be killed, you do not know me, and that is simply outrageous.” She further said, “You can be Jewish and also want peace for all people, including Palestinian people, which is, of course, what I want. No innocent person deserves to die.”[100]

Fortnite

Beer is an avid player of Fortnite. Her songs are featured as in-game emotes and Jam Tracks.[101] She also appeared in a launch campaign for Lego Fortnite, including LEGO Fortnite Odyssey and Brick Life.[102] In February 2026, during an appearance on Hot Ones, she stated that although she loves the game, she felt it had “changed too much” from its earlier seasons and urged developer Epic Games to keep aspects of its original formula, while also jokingly asking for her own in-game character skin.[103] Epic Games acknowledged her requests, including for a collaboration.[104]

Fashion and cosmetics

In September 2020, Morphe Cosmetics launched a collection with Beer called Morphe x Madison Beer.[105] In June 2021, Beer co-founded Know Beauty, a DNA personalization–based skincare brand, with Vanessa Hudgens.[106] In August 2021, she launched a 90s–inspired clothing collection in collaboration with Boohoo.com.[107][108]

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”
2026 Good Mythical Morning Guest Episode: “Leaving Things in Beer For A Month”

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 and Leeds Festivals 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

Awards and nominations

Award Year Category Recipient Result Ref.
Berlin Music Video Awards 2020 Best VFX “Good In Goodbye” Nominated
Electronic Dance Music Awards 2019 Best Banger “Hurts Like Hell (Freaks ‘n’ Beatz remix)” Nominated [109]
2025 Pop-Dance Anthem of the Year “Make You Mine” Won [110]
Game Audio Network Guild Awards 2019 Best Original Song “Pop/Stars” Nominated [111]
2021 “More” Won [112]
Grammy Awards 2024 Best Immersive Audio Album Silence Between Songs Nominated [113][114]
2025 Best Dance Pop Recording “Make You Mine” Nominated [115][116]
Hollywood Music Video Awards 2025 Best Directing Nominated [117]
Best Pop Nominated [118]
Best Sci-Fi/Thriller Won [119]
iHeartRadio Music Awards 2025 Dance Song of the Year Nominated [120]
MTV Europe Music Awards 2021 Best Push Act Herself Nominated [121]
MTV Video Music Awards 2021 Push Performance of the Year “Selfish” Nominated [122]
Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards 2024 Favorite Social Music Star Herself Nominated [123]
Shorty Awards 2019 Best in Games “Pop/Stars” Won [124]
2021 “More” Finalist [125]
Best in Videos Gold
Teen Choice Awards 2019 Choice Female Web Star Herself Nominated [126]
Webby Awards 2021 Video – Music (Branded) “More” Won [127]

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