Jann Arden Tickets
Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium | Edmonton, Alberta
Jann Arden has gifted many ballad songs in her long career, considered among music history's best. "Insensitive," "Could I Be Your Girl," "The Sound Of," "I Would Die For You," and "Sleepless" are some of the many songs which made her the legend that she is today. With a golden voice, heartfelt tunes, and moving lyrics, she has continuously struck hearts and made people feel the feels. For 20 years, she has been at the top of her game, and nothing seems to topple her. But before she became who she is today and beyond her powerful songs and bright career in the limelight, there lies a story of struggle and overcoming. This year, the Canadian balladeer is finally giving voice to her story in "Jann Arden: My Story." On June 20, Jann will speak about her life story to inspire and open people's eyes at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium on Tuesday, June 20. If you want words of wisdom, you should see this speaker series!
Jann Arden is among the best singers when it comes to power ballads. For two decades, she has struck hearts and made people feel the feels with her rich vocals and emotional conveyance. Her songs are consistently moving and warm. In addition, her music is always produced in a polished manner. All of these contribute to why her songs are always a treat to hear and why she has consistently charted for over 20 decades. She has contributed many songs to the array of go-to ballads of many listeners. After years of hit songs, Jan bares it all this year as she tells her story through her speaking engagement, "Jan Arden: My Story."
Jann Arden Anne Richards grew up in Springbank, Alberta. She grew up experiencing a turbulent relationship with her family. In a way, her love for music became a form of escape. She began composing songs at 13, heavily inspired by artists like John Denver and Karen Carpenter. When she graduated from high school, she moved out of their household and went to Vancouver. She joined multiple bands and worked in many venues like bars and resorts. During this time, she mostly did covers of songs from Led Zeppelin and Tina Turner. She was also doing her best to pursue a solo career but was hindered by her alcoholism. At 17, she released "Never Love a Sailor," but it never took off. She never stepped back into the studio for a decade after that.
Defying the odds, Jann tried again during the 90s. She released her first "Time for Mercy" album in 1993. The stars finally aligned for her during this time. The album spawned top-charting songs. Among the most notable is her top 10 single, "Will You Remember Me," which brought her the coveted Juno Award for Best New Solo Artist. When she released her sophomore album "Living Under June" in 1994, the then-rising artist's spot among the stars was secured. Her song "Insensitive" from the album became the most successful song released in her career. Overall, she released 13 albums. Most of them reached outstanding success.
In celebration of a great artist, "Jann Arden: My Story" will be showcased at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium on Tuesday, June 20. Jann will tell her story to inspire. Get tickets now!
