Jordan Nocturne

Northern Ireland has long been a driving force in the global dance scene - think Bicep, Sally C, Hammer. But for artists like Jordan Nocturne, being from Belfast isn’t just a footnote in his musical biography; it’s the backbone of his identity. Slightly removed from Europe’s major club capitals, Belfast’s artists often have to shout a little louder to be heard. As Jordan told Cormac in his Artist to Artist interview with The Ransom Note, sometimes that means justifying the extra £60 flight to a promoter. Yet, as the saying goes, pressure makes diamonds - and the sound, ambition, and spirit coming from artists like Jordan reflect a generation of musicians driven by a go-getter mentality, a strong sense of community, and deep respect for their roots.

Jordan started DJing at an unusually young age - before he was even legally allowed into a club. For him, it was never just a job or a career path; it was an extension of who he is. This passion naturally evolved into The Night Institute, which he co-founded with Timmy Stewart. The Night Institute has since become a recognised creative hub, offering emerging talent and established names a space to experiment, connect, and push boundaries.

Jordan’s authenticity is evident in the way he moves through the industry. Grounded in his Northern Irish identity and working-class upbringing, he has built a project that values accessibility and community - staying true to the people who helped shape it rather than moving away from them. As he told METAL Magazine, “I think caring less about what’s perceived or relevant is important,” echoing Belfast’s raw, authentic ethos. The music needs the community, and the community needs the music - and Jordan Nocturne sits right at that intersection, carrying Belfast’s heartbeat into every room he plays. We can’t wait to bring that energy to Glamorama.