- Living under June · 1994
- Greatest Hurts: The Best of Jann Arden (International Version) · 1994
- These Are the Days · 2018
- Greatest Hurts: The Best of Jann Arden (International Version) · 1993
- Greatest Hurts: The Best of Jann Arden (International Version) · 1994
- Uncover Me (International Version) · 2006
- Greatest Hurts: The Best of Jann Arden (International Version) · 2001
- These Are the Days · 2018
- Everything Almost (Deluxe Version) · 2014
- These Are the Days · 2018
- Uncover Me (International Version) · 2006
- Living under June · 1994
- Jann Arden (International Version) · 2005
Essential Albums
- Candour is Jann Arden’s stock in trade, whether she’s crooning heartbreak ballads or cracking jokes onstage. Even so, the emotional frankness on her third album is a revelation. Living Under June is a sweet-sounding but gently devastating exploration of vulnerability and grace. Arden sounds gutted as she puzzles over a callous lover’s behaviour on “Insensitive”, while her tribute to her parents, “Good Mother”, is heartrending in its sincerity. Combined with her direct vocals, that guilelessness makes for a powerful listen.
- 2011
Artist Playlists
- Meet the fearless, funny and frank Calgary-born singer/songwriter.
Singles & EPs
Appears On
- Doane Uschool & Melanie Doane
- Bad Child, Command Sisters, Desiire, Fefe Dobson, Jules Halpern, Scott Helman, Shawn Hook, Ryland James, Dan Kanter, Olivia Lunny, Marie-Mai, Johnny Orlando, Josh Ramsay, Serena Ryder, Tyler Shaw, The Tenors, TIKA, Walk Off the Earth & Donovan Woods
About Jann Arden
Since the early ’90s, Jann Arden has stirred up an eclectic musical blend combining country, classic pop, soul, folk and other flavours, becoming one of Canada’s most respected singer/songwriters. But she’s also a multimedia figure who has branched out into TV, podcasting, books and more. Born in Calgary in 1962, Arden started out singing cover tunes on the bar circuit, releasing her debut album, Time for Mercy, in 1993. That yielded three Canadian Top 40 hits, but it was the follow-up, Living under June, that made her a bona fide multiplatinum star, thanks to sleek, hook-laden hits like “Could I Be Your Girl?” and “Insensitive”. Armfuls of Juno awards followed. In the late 2000s, she began reaching beyond her own songs, cutting albums of covers and Christmas classics. Unafraid of sharing her experiences, she’s written a series of memoirs, and starting in 2019, she starred in the acclaimed Curb Your Enthusiasm-style TV sitcom Jann, in which she gleefully skewers her public image.
- HOMETOWN
- Calgary, Alberta, Canada
- BORN
- 27 mars 1962
- GENRE
- Pop