About 

Bryce Gilhome is a trombonist, singer and songwriter who writes with unreserved passion for the rich narrative of the jazz songbook. His approach to music mirrors his approach to life: playful, reflective, lyrical and colourful - always guided by melody.

As a freshly minted Canadian citizen, Bryce has composed a suite of original works celebrating the Pacific Northwest - a tribute to its people, pastimes, local icons and legends, all set in the majestic theatre of its astonishing natural beauty.

Over his career, Bryce has shared the stage with jazz luminaries such as James Morrison, Harry Angus (Cat Empire), Ryan Oliver & The Cookers, Sharon Minemoto, Brad Shigeta & Kelby MacNayr. A dedicated educator, he has been privileged to teach at leading programs such as the Magnify summer program at the Box Hill Institute in Melbourne and the CYMC Island Jazz Intensive in the Comox Valley, one of Canada’s longest running music camps.

Every new year, Bryce sets the same resolution: to keep having what can only be described as near-criminal amounts of fun collaborating with extraordinary musicians, and playing shows that are as joyous to watch as they are to perform.