Mitch Zorn
Canadian country music singer and songwriter
Mitchell Edward Zorn is a Canadian country music singer and songwriter from Nakusp, British Columbia. He is currently signed to 604 Records. He has charted the singles "Home" and "Back to You" on the Canada Country chart. Zorn released a self-titled extended play in June 2025.
Biography
Zorn grew up in Nakusp, British Columbia, where he played hockey, and went hunting and fishing from a young age. He received his first guitar when he was seven years old. Zorn began performing in a country-blues band with his father at eight years old, and he was writing his own songs by the age of twelve. He described Eric Church, Sam Hunt, and John Mayer as the three biggest influences on his music. Zorn graduated from high school in 2012.
In 2016, Zorn started an electrical apprenticeship, which led to a job in the Alberta oil sands.
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