Christoffer "Kid" Andersen (born January 15, 1980) is a blues guitarist from Herre, Norway. 

By age 11, Andersen gained the attention of Norwegian blues guitar teacher, Morten Omlid, who steered him towards traditional blues music. In 2001, at age 21, Andersen moved to the United States and joined Terry Hanck's band, and quickly became a figure on the West Coast blues scene.[1]  Andersen later played with Charlie Musslewhite, Rick Estrin and the Nights Cats, Elvin Bishop, and many more. 

As of late Andersen gained a reputation as a record producer using his own recording facility "the Greaseland Studio". He’s recorded and produced hundreds of records, including Frank Bey’s last recording, “All My Dues Are Paid” which earned a Grammy nomination for Best Traditional Blues Album