Jordan Jansen was born on March 12, 1998 and he has now been singing for about four years. In that time, Jordan has come a long way, and his voice keeps getting stronger and stronger.

It all began for Jordan in first grade after he borrowed $2 from a friend to enter a talent quest at school and placed second.

At the age of 6, Jordan made his stage debut in the pantomime "Robin Hood and his Merry Men", followed by the musicals "Esther" an Australian Children’s Rock Opera and "Gypsy", the story of Gypsy Rose Lee taken from one of the Greatest American Musicals ever made back in 1959.

In 2006, Jordan won the Junior Springfest Pines Idol Contest 15 years and under which was then followed by many performances around the Gold Coast including singing with the Gold Coast City Brass Band, the opening of the Arts Festival, Opening and Closing ceremonies for the National Netball Championships and many more. Later that year he appeared on TV’s Channel Nine NRA fashion awards and made his first major singing debut at the Colgate Palmolive Christmas Carols alongside Tania Kernaghan and Sophie Monk where he sang solo for the first time in front of thousands. Jordan also had his first major audition where he made the final 12 nationwide search for "young Peter" in the musical arena spectacular "The Boy from Oz".

In 2007, Jordan achieved very high results in numerous eisteddfods in Queensland and was invited to perform in "Musicale", the best of the winners from the Gold Coast Eisteddfod, that year he also won the most promising competitor in the Ipswich Eisteddfod. Jordan was also recognised internationally after winning UK based radio stations "Song of the Year" with his rendition of "Bright Eyes". He won the Junior Sanctuary Cove Talent Quest, was cast for two short movies, "Almost Famous" and "An Indecent Affair" and finished a season as "Snow boy" in West Side Story. Jordan was a guest singer at many venues around the Gold Coast including the opening of International Volunteers Day at Sheraton Marina Mirage, singing at the Royal Pines Resort, Movie World, and for the Leukaemia Foundation just to name a few. 2007 saw Jordan make his first professional stage debut as an entertainer with his 45 minute "one-boy" show at Club Banora.

In 2008, Jordan had the honour of singing the National Anthem for the Australian Citizenship Ceremonies and again at the Australian Awards Ceremony at the Gold Coast Arts Centre followed by his own show for the Australia Day Celebrations. He was again asked to perform the National Anthem to swear in the new council. Jordan was cast in the role of "Little Jake" in the 4 week run of Annie Get Your Gun. He appeared in Galaxy of the Stars alongside many top performers. He finished out the year by taking the lead role in the Serendipity production of the musical "Bugsy Malone".

So far this year, Jordan played the role of Charlie Bates in the musical Oliver! at Twin Towns, and has been invited back to sing with Galaxy of the Stars. Jordan was seen on Channel Seven's Australia's Got Talent, and will be soon be seen on Channel Ten as one of the youngest primary school students chosen to be a featured vocalist in the Creative Generation State Schools on Stage 2009 Spectacular.

Jordan is a student of vocal, dance, piano and guitar, loves to perform and definitely knows where his future lies, he is now 11 years old and a 6th year student who lives in Queensland, Australia. Jordan has finished recording his third CD which is now available at his online store.