Andy Cairns is an Irish musician best known as the lead vocalist and guitarist of the alternative rock band Therapy? Formed in 1989 in Northern Ireland, the band gained prominence in the early 1990s with their unique blend of punk rock, noise rock, and post-grunge, often characterized by heavy guitar riffs and introspective lyrics. Notable works by Therapy? include their albums "Nurse" (1992), which features the hit single "Screamager," and "Troublegum" (1994), which is widely regarded as a landmark album in the alternative rock genre. "Troublegum" achieved significant commercial success and critical acclaim, solidifying Therapy?'s place in the music scene of the 90s and influencing a generation of rock musicians. Cairns' impact on music extends beyond his own band; he has been a mentor to emerging artists and has collaborated with various musicians across genres. His work not only showcases the raw energy of rock but also addresses themes of mental health, personal struggle, and societal issues, resonating with fans worldwide. With a career spanning over three decades, Andy Cairns remains a significant figure in the alternative rock landscape.