Where the Wolf Pack Roams

At 43 years old, Chris Gilson brings a Chicago-bred mix of blues, rock, and jazz-infused piano and keyboard work to Wolf Jackson. Hailing from the Windy City, Chris is a seasoned musician and arranger whose dynamic playing adds both depth and fire to the band’s evolving sound.

Joining the group during the recording of "No Name Needed," Chris quickly became an essential part of Wolf Jackson, layering rich piano textures, Hammond organ swells, and honky-tonk rhythms that expanded the band’s musical landscape. His soulful, groove-driven playing was an integral part of the band’s latest album, "3 Chord Dance," solidifying his role as a key architect of Wolf Jackson’s sound.

Now, as the band prepares for their yet-to-be-titled fourth album, Chris has stepped into an even bigger role—arranging and shaping the new material. His expertise in composition and arrangement is helping guide Wolf Jackson into their next phase, blending classic influences with fresh ideas to create something bold, cinematic, and deeply authentic.

With a background in Chicago blues clubs, jazz sessions, and rock stages, Chris brings a versatile, passionate energy to the band—whether he’s laying down a soulful piano ballad, ripping through a bluesy organ solo, or arranging lush, dynamic chord progressions.

As Wolf Jackson continues to grow, Chris Gilson remains at the heart of their evolution—bringing both musical brilliance and a visionary touch to every note.