His biggest musical inspiration and influence has been his grandfather, Mike Kushneryk. Jordan’s passion for music began when he was very young. The Jordan Rody Band can appeal to any age demographic. With an eclectic range of music from traditional polkas with an energetic flare to 'Sweet Home Alabama' to Merle Haggard. Jordan’s energetic stage show can appeal to a broad audience. “If we’re in it together, it’ll be a lot easier than trying to do it on our own.”Īndersen, born in Perth-Andover, N.B., came onto the Canadian music scene in 2010 with two Maple Blues awards, including entertainer of the year and acoustic act of the year, and has won several more awards since.'.Jordan takes great pride in his music, and performances.' and can provide great entertainment for any occasion. “Being good to each other, you know, in taking care of each other - those are the biggest things I want to put out there,” Andersen said. The album, released March 10, offers listeners generous helpings of R&B, soul and blues-rock, as evident in two singles already released, Only an Island and the rockin’ What’s On My Mind, where the Smith sisters are featured. These are all homegrown people I’ve hung around with for years, on stage and off, and it’s been a lot of fun, a lot of energy.” It all fell together in a weird way because it was in the middle of the pandemic and we were all back in town.

I’m the one who has to work the hardest to keep up with everyone and they’re all just absolutely monstrous at what they do. “Somebody told me a long time ago that, when you put a band together, you need to make yourself the weakest musician,” said Andersen, who’s coming off a solo U.S.

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