Jack Cassidy

Jack Cassidy is a Christian singer-songwriter based in Nashville, Tennessee. He comes from a well-known entertainment family: he is the grandson of actress Shirley Jones, the son of musical theatre actor Patrick Cassidy, and the nephew of recording artists David Cassidy and Shaun Cassidy. In 2017, Cassidy competed on Season 12 of NBC’s The Voice, where he reached the Top 20.

After his time on national television, Cassidy publicly shared his personal testimony of struggling with and recovering from drug addiction through his faith in Christ. This journey has become a central theme in his music and ministry. He has opened for Contemporary Christian artist Jeremy Camp on tour, and his music is described as an invitation for listeners to encounter God.

Cassidy’s catalog of songs includes “Emmanuel (Go To Tell The World),” “Song of Victory,” “Run At The Giant,” “Holy,” “I Have A Choice,” and “Let Go Let God.” Earlier, at age eleven, he received a national award in the Reflections Program for Music Composition for his early work as a songwriter.