Marc Jordan... The Rhythm of My Heart

If you’re familiar with Marc Jordan’s music, you’ve already skipped this part and are looking below to discover where he’s performing and when. However, if you haven’t been introduced, you have a real treat in store. And, actually, despite what you might think ... you most probably do know his work. For example, his worldwide #1 hit, Rhythm of My Heart, or how about Marina del Ray, Tears of Hercules, Survival, This ... or any of a vast number of his songs recorded by the likes of Rod Stewart, Bette Midler, Joe Cocker, Chicago, Bonnie Raitt, who said, “When I sing a Marc Jordan song, it’s hard to make it sound as good as when he sings it himself”, Cher, Josh Groban, Diana Ross, Amanda Marshall and many more. His work has been covered on more than 35 million albums to date. The shelves of his home groan with the weight of awards: Juno, Genie, Grammy ... industry-wide accolades, including a recent induction into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame. Though Marc is renowned primarily as a songwriter and concert artist, he is also a painter, an actor, a playwright and has just published his autobiography: The Rhythm of My Heart. A modern-day Renaissance man.

Marc Jordan knows the importance and impact of a good song, whether it comes from his pen or someone else’s. His delivery captures its essence and whisks his listeners off to another world. A soft and slow rumble of a story by way of introduction ... the music begins ... the song itself begins ... you take a deep breath and are lost in the lyric, the sensibility, the magic.

“There are some voices in the Canadian musical canon that paint entire cinematic landscapes. Marc Jordan is one of those rare, essential artists.” Record World International

Featuring a stellar group of musicians – Marc Jordan (vocals and guitar), Lou Pomanti (piano), Rich Moore (bass), Kevan McKenzie (drums) and Mark Lalama (accordion and keyboards) – Marc Jordan ... The Rhythm of My Heart promises a hypnotic evening of compelling vocals, where the lines between jazz and pop become blurred, and Jordan’s trademark clear, emotional and poetic delivery renders each song autobiographical.