Dynamite in small packages! That’s what you get when Jordan Leigh
hits the stage bringing you total entertainment when she belts out a song
or fires up a tune on her 5 -string banjo.
Now 16 years old, Jordan has been singing and entertaining thousands of
music lovers over the years while being backed-up by great bands since she
was only seven. From the start, her beautiful voice and down-home country
charm quickly led her to stages throughout her home state of Kentucky
including Renfro Valley, the Lincoln Jamboree, the Kentucky Horse Park
- Kentucky State Fair, Eagle Lake, Junction Jamboree, Calvin Ray’s Live,
the J.D. Crowe Festival, Camp Horsin' Around benefit with Eddie
Montgomery, and many others.
Jordan also landed numerous exceptional opportunities such as performing
at the introduction of the Kentucky Commemorative Quarter, the Kentucky
State Fair Ham Breakfast, the National Anthem at Rupp Arena and singing
for the Kentucky House of Representatives and Senate. These special
events have made her a seasoned performer with a comfortable stage
presence. While performing from 75 to 100 shows per year, Jordan has
savored each one. In 2008 Jordan hosted her second annual festival
“A Harrodsburg Homecoming” where she and her band along with several
other bands entertained and a car show were the attractions and proceeds
were donatedthis year to Big Brother and Big Sisters of Mercer Co. Jordan
also hosted the 2007 and 2008 Mercer County Christmas radio specials that
included Jordan and other local talent and several charitable organizations
to raise awareness of others that are less fortunate within your own
hometown.
hits the stage bringing you total entertainment when she belts out a song
or fires up a tune on her 5 -
Now 16 years old, Jordan has been singing and entertaining thousands of
music lovers over the years while being backed-
including Renfro Valley, the Lincoln Jamboree, the Kentucky Horse Park
-
Montgomery, and many others.
Jordan also landed numerous exceptional opportunities such as performing
at the introduction of the Kentucky Commemorative Quarter, the Kentucky
State Fair Ham Breakfast, the National Anthem at Rupp Arena and singing
for the Kentucky House of Representatives and Senate. These special
events have made her a seasoned performer with a comfortable stage
presence. While performing from 75 to 100 shows per year, Jordan has
savored each one. In 2008 Jordan hosted her second annual festival
“A Harrodsburg Homecoming” where she and her band along with several
other bands entertained and a car show were the attractions and proceeds
were donatedthis year to Big Brother and Big Sisters of Mercer Co. Jordan
also hosted the 2007 and 2008 Mercer County Christmas radio specials that
included Jordan and other local talent and several charitable organizations
to raise awareness of others that are less fortunate within your own
hometown.
