Canadian Singer Gordie Sampson Net Worth and More

Gordie Sampson is a Canadian singer with an estimated net worth of more than $1 million, reported Buzzlearn.

As a singer and songwriter, he earns most of his living. He primarily works as a songwriter and has written songs for artists like Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban, Faith Hill, Blake Shelton, and many more. He made wealth turned out as a result of working for renowned singers.

He has also released songs like Sorry, Any Other Memory, and Thank My Lucky Stars, which earned him a significant amount of worth. Not only his income and wealth, he even made his name remembered worldwide. Gordie is known for his work as a solo performer and songwriter in the United States and Canada.

Gordie has received a Grammy Award for his contribution to the music industry. He also won a Juno Award, two ASCAP Awards, and one East Coast Music Award. Moreover, Cape Breton University and St. Francis Xavier University awarded him an honorary degree that raised his name even higher.

Gordie Sampson is married to his wife Helen Musical and welcomed a daughter Amelie into their union.

He lives in Nashville, Tennessee, along with his daughter and wife. He made his music career to grom in Nashville, where he immigrated from his hometown Cape Breton, in Canada. He learned about country music when he moved to Nashville in 2005.

There is much not information on Gordie’s wife and his daughter. However, it is known that he has been married for many years and is a family man. Likewise, Gordie made his life even more accessible with his family while living in the United States.

Gordie’s daughter, Amelie, is a social media influencer with over 3.6K followers on Instagram. She seems to prefer uploading several updates on her profile. Her bio on IG mentions that she is a Belmont University student based in Nashville, where she lives with her father and mother.

Gordie Sampson was born in Nova Scotia, Canada, on July 30, 1971, and is currently 51. He has been part of music since childhood when he learned to play the piano from his mother as his only musical training.

He started playing guitar and encouraged himself into a music career by participating in musical contests and programs in schools and colleges. While at the Riverview Rural High School, he was part of the band Ricochet. He made his contribution to the and until he was 17 years old.

In his earlier days, he was also part of the band Realworld with brothers Jamie and Matthew Foulds. They released several songs, all written by Sampson, until the band broke off in 1994.

Gordie Sampson made his career started co-writing songs for MacIsaac’s successful 1996 debut album, “Hi How Are You Today?”

In the 1990s, he started focusing on songwriting, but pursuing his career in Cape Breton was challenging. Later, he moved to Nashville alongside his wife and baby to grab more significant opportunities in songwriting. In 2005, he co-wrote the song “Jesus, Take the Wheel” for former American Idol winner Carrie Underwood.

Musician Gordie held the 10th Anniversary of his Songcamp with more than 37 songwriters and ten world-class writer/producer guests. His latest work includes a song written by him for fellow Canadian singer “The Last Time.”

Along with his musical career, he is also a well-known musician who remains active on various social media platforms, including Instagram. He is followed by more than 5.7K followers on IG, where he mainly prefers to share his professional life.