Jordan Fish
Jordan Fish is a member of the British band Bring Me The Horizon, English musician and producer. He officially joined the band in 2013 and is the keyboardist, backing vocalist and synthesiser player of the band. He helped create their fourth studio album 'Sempiternal' and is known to have a big influence on the musical style of the band. In addition, he and Oliver Sykes do the main work in the songwriting process. Before joining Bring Me The Horizon, which led to his greatest success, he played in a band called Worship. Jordan then started to play as a session musician for Bring Me The Horizon before becoming a full member. Moreover, he is married to his wife Emma Fish, with whom he has two wonderful children called Eliot George Fish (*2016) and Eden Elizabeth Fish (*2019).[1]
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Biography
Jordan was born on June 26, 1986, in England. Growing up, he already had a huge interest in music. In 2011, he joined his former band Worship from Reading, England, which he stopped playing with to play with the British band Bring Me The Horizon that formed in 2004. Before becoming an official member, he performed with the band live throughout the previous year. Oliver Sykes called Jordan an important addition to the band as he was as eager as himself, after his rehab, to create music. He married Emma Fish and became a father to his first son, Eliot, in 2016, who suffered from a brain haemorrhage at 4 days old and happily recovered from it. To raise funds for the PICU at Southampton hospital, where Eliot received his treatment, Oliver Sykes and Jordan Fish climbed Mount Kilimanjaro and raised over £50,000. His first daughter, Eden, was born in 2019 while the band toured in The USA.
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