Biography

With a refined musical style that can best be described as “country music for the 21st century”, Jordan James is primed to make his mark. 
 The Buford, GA native began singing and writing at an early age. In fact, Jordan was selected to sing with Kenny Rogers as part of his annual Christmas tour when he was 12 years old. The experience sparked him to pursue music as a writer, artist and performer. In his teens, he won the Nashville CMT Rising Star award and was named Most Outstanding New Vocalist. He quickly began sharing the stage with country stars, such as Jake Owen, Joe Nichols, Tyler Farr, Mark Wills, and Charles Kelley. 
 James was hand-picked by legendary producer and 14-time Grammy Award-Winner David Foster to be a part of Foster’s 2009 Hit Man Tour. He collaborated with and was accompanied by David Foster on stage at the Historic Fox Theater in Atlanta, GA. 
 The rising young talent moved to Los Angeles to pursue his music career and quickly found success with major pop artists including Andy Grammer, Hailee Steinfeld, and others recording his songs. Despite his early success writing for the pop world, James found himself longing to get back to his roots. He returned to Nashville and is now carving his own path in Music City.