The passion for music that Jon Pardi has always had was ignited at a young age, and he honed his singing skills on the karaoke machine that belonged to his grandmother. Pardi started writing songs when she was 12 years old and joined her first band when she was 14 years old. Country musicians such as George Strait and George Jones served as a source of motivation for him. During his time at college, Pardi was an active member of the band Northern Comfort. Soon after his stint with the band ended, he uprooted his life and relocated to Nashville in order to pursue his aspirations of a career in country music. In the beginning, he supported himself by working as a lifeguard; but, due to his talent as a songwriter, he was swiftly offered a publishing contract. When Pardi first started publishing his own music, he had previously written and co-written songs for other musicians. Soon after the success of his single "Up All Night," which peaked in the top ten of the country charts, he collaborated with Capitol Records Nashville on the production of the album Write You a Song, which debuted at number three on the charts upon its release. Songs like "Missin' You Crazy," "Head Over Boots," "When I've Been Drinkin'," "Dirt on My Boots," and "What I Can't Put Down" are among his most popular works. Prior to headlining his own tour, the Up All Night Tour, Pardi served as the opening act for tours by Alan Jackson and Dierks Bentley. A new album by Jon Pardi, named California Sunrise, has been made available for purchase..

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