New World Artists are Exclusive Booking Agents for Jordy Maxwell.

Jordy Maxwell brightly emerged into the Perth music scene in January 2017. Since then, Jordy has proven how important music is for people to express their stories and to experience an emotion through his heartfelt, honest lyrics and his soulful, raw voice. Jordy's live performances are becoming quite renowned for his uncanny ability to captivate an audience with his engaging storytelling, humour and introspective look on life.

2024 has been a massive year for Jordy. 2 full Australian support tours with Jack Botts & Felipe Baldomir which saw Jordy play 43 shows across Australia in 4 months.
Jordy is now set for his second headline show in London aswell as supporting Jack Botts across the UK and Europe for 20 shows. Jordy brings his unique and captivating live show to plenty of fresh faces this year.

Jordys debut album was recorded over 3 weeks in August and set for release in early 2025.
It’s already lining up to be a massive year!

With over 30 million streams on Spotify alone, it’s safe to say Jordys music is well appreciated all over the world. Jordys songs have been used in various videos for major companies such as O’Neil Surf, Deus Ex Machina, Billabong and many more.

After releasing his third EP, ‘The Sweetest Days’, Jordy was the triple j Unearthed Feature Artist, getting rave reviews from the triple j team and listeners of triple j. His open and vulnerable outlook through his music really resonated with a large audience. The future is looking bright.

Sharing his music, telling stories and performing for large audiences around the world is what Jordy thrives on.

“Maxwell's strength in the Live Arena lies in his uncanny ability to make his music wholly relatable to a wide audience. He achieves this through honest song writing, lyrics that draw forth vivid imagery, and a truly Australian wit and charisma that allows the audience to make his music their own.”
- Kyron Smithson

“There’s not many in life who’ll catch rain with wide open mouth, gather the drops to turn into yarn, spin strings around their fingers, braid them into chords and sing of blue eyes and rainbows and plans of their own. In between songs they talk about storms with light in their voice, tell us winter’s around the corner, to meet them by the sea, of old hearts and starry eyes and memories of trees. We all listen and dance and take in the tunes, stir sand in our smiles and listen some more. Then a question appears out of the air: ‘Are you really here for me?’ he asks with a wondering glare. We stop for a minute to find the right words: ‘Yes we are,’ we say, ‘and we were there all along.’ “
Nathalie (Sea Stories Mag)