Originally from Dudley near, Birmingham, UK, Julie E. Gordon is a musician, singer-songwriter. In recent years Gordon has toured the world with the Happy Mondays as a backing vocalist and is currently based in the United Arab Emirates.

Julie has always been musically gifted. Since she was young, she has always loved the limelight and has an incredibly infectious stage presence. Julie E Gordon has to be one of the most gifted natural "live" performances of this era, her shows are filled with pure passion. A rare diamond to see.

Throughout the course of her musical career, she has had the support of dedicated fans from all walks of life as she performs and records her studio EPs.

She spent her musical career living in Manchester and became firmly established in the "Madchester" scene. Her own work has received airplay on Jazz FM/BBC Manchester/All FM/XFM/UNITY RADIO and in 2004 was nominated most promising vocalist by Jazz FM's Gilles Peterson.

Julie has collaborated with Jean Carne, and the late Nathan Heathman, Spacek, Liz Fields, Kindred Family Soul, Amp Fiddler. Julie has played a crucial part in Manchester's underground music scene in projects such as the Single Cell Collective and crossed into mainstream performing as featured vocalist on a number of DJ/Producer tracks. Julie's infectious and powerful stage presence has sparked much acclaim for Manchester's 'finest' Powerhouse.

JazzFM's Richard Serling described her "Julie E Gordon is the best thing that’s happened to Manchester since the Hacienda" (2004). Julie has since recorded tracks with labels, Grand Central, Giant Step Records, and Sanctuary Records. In 2007 she worked on the Happy Mondays Album 'Uncle Dysfunktional' with producer Sunny Levine, an album that allowed her to demonstrate her skills as a passionate and powerful vocalist, she has never failed to deliver outstanding live performances.