Jorn (band)

Jorn is a Norwegian hard rock and heavy metal band fronted by vocalist Jørn Lande. The band was formed in 2000 following Lande's departure from the band Ark.

Jorn's music style is rooted in classic hard rock and heavy metal influences, drawing heavily from bands such as Dio, Whitesnake, and Rainbow. Lande's powerful and distinctive vocals are a central element of the band's sound, often compared to Ronnie James Dio.

The band's lineup has changed over the years, with Jørn Lande remaining the consistent core member. Notable musicians who have been part of Jorn's lineup include guitarists Jørn Viggo Lofstad, Tore Moren, and bassist Morty Black.

Jorn has released numerous studio albums, live albums, and compilations throughout their career. Some of their most well-known albums include Starfire (2000), Worldchanger (2001), Out to Every Nation (2004), The Duke (2006), and Bring Heavy Rock To The Land (2010). Their albums often feature cover songs from artists who have influenced their sound.

Jorn has toured extensively, performing at festivals and venues worldwide. The band has built a strong following within the hard rock and heavy metal community.

Jørn Lande also maintains a successful solo career in addition to his work with the band Jorn, releasing albums under his own name. He has also been involved in various other musical projects.