ARDN

Fri Jun 27th @ 7:00PM
Drake Underground
19+

Canadian raised singer/songwriter ARDN has emerged into the hip-hop space with swift intensity. Known for his dynamic voice, ARDN is quickly making a name for himself through storytelling and his melodic flow which blends elements of Hip-hop, R&B and Soul.

As a first generation immigrant ARDN's music clearly draws parallels to his experiences. Taking inspiration from the likes of J. Cole, Smino, and Anderson .Paak, ARDN is a student of his craft. He keeps authenticity at the core of his artistry and creates music that resonates with those who have been counted out.

ARDN’s rise has been marked by consistent releases, viral moments, and strong support from fans around the globe. A snippet of his track “Til The Morning” went viral on TikTok, catching the attention of millions and propelling his streams to new heights. Capturing that moment, ARDN quickly followed up with the release of his single, “Jupiter & Mars”, which has amassed over 8 million streams on Spotify alone, and has sparked over 250,000 Tik Tok creations. With a rapidly growing following, ARDN is establishing himself as one of the most exciting emerging voices in the next generation of hip-hop.

His most recent EP, “She” arrived on the heels of a successful European tour with Isaiah Rashad, and a high-profile collaboration alongside SiR, continuing his momentum as an artist who refuses to be boxed in. “She. is a reflection of the complexities and beauty of the relationships we navigate,” says ARDN about the EP. “It’s about love, pain, growth, and how we shape our identities through the people we encounter. It’s a personal record, but also one that I hope others can relate to.”

ARDN’s rising presence has extended into film, TV, and gaming, with his track “MAN DOWN” featured on the Madden 24 soundtrack and “BULLSEYE” landing on Amazon Prime’s hit series Harlem—a testament to the versatility and cultural reach of his sound.With a new EP, “Keep Your Eye on the Sparrow”, on the horizon, ARDN is continuing to carve out his own lane—one rooted in intention, passion, and the belief that music should make people feel seen.