Where the Wolf Pack Roams

At 38 years old, Devon Beauchamp brings a touch of New Orleans soul and jazz brilliance to Wolf Jackson as the band’s trumpet and horn specialist. Hailing from New Orleans, Louisiana, Devon’s playing is a rich fusion of blues, rock, and brass-band tradition, adding depth, energy, and a smoky, cinematic feel to the band’s evolving sound.

Despite his fiery brass solos, Devon is known offstage for being soft-spoken and laid-back, letting his music do the talking. His effortless cool and smooth delivery make him a secret weapon in the Wolf Jackson arsenal, whether he’s layering warm, velvety horn sections or delivering a piercing, blues-drenched trumpet solo that cuts straight to the soul.

Originally brought in to play on "Seal The Deal" from Wolf Jackson’s debut album, "Vagabonds & Beggars," Devon’s contribution was so impactful that he became a recurring figure in the band’s sound. His presence became even more essential on "No Name Needed" and "3 Chord Dance," where his horn arrangements added a bold and unexpected edge to several key tracks. His ability to seamlessly weave jazz, blues, and rock elements together gives Wolf Jackson a distinct flavor that nods to both the Delta and the Crescent City.

With his understated charisma, effortless musicality, and the ability to transform a song with just a few notes, Devon Beauchamp is Wolf Jackson’s quiet force—a musician who speaks volumes without saying a word.