Where the Wolf Pack Roams

At 72 years old, Dom Pascal is a founding member of Wolf Jackson and a veteran guitarist whose playing helped shape the band's signature blend of Southern rock, blues, and Americana. Hailing from Cherry Hill, New Jersey, Dom’s style is a mix of classic rock, bluesy soul, and folk-inspired storytelling, giving Wolf Jackson a timeless foundation from the very beginning.

Growing up in the rich musical landscape of the East Coast, Dom was influenced by Eric Clapton, The Band, and Chet Atkins, developing a guitar style that balances warm, intricate rhythms with expressive lead work. His playing is understated yet deeply evocative, focusing on tone, feel, and storytelling through melody.

As one of the first members of Wolf Jackson, Dom played a crucial role in the band’s early sound, contributing to their debut album, "Vagabonds & Beggars." His seasoned musicianship and steady, road-worn presence helped lay the groundwork for the band’s identity. Though newer members have since brought fresh influences, Dom’s legacy and contributions remain woven into the DNA of Wolf Jackson.

Even as the band evolves, Dom Pascal remains a respected figure within Wolf Jackson, occasionally joining them for special performances, studio recordings, and musical collaborations. With decades of experience and a deep love for the craft, he’s more than just a guitarist—he’s a storyteller, a mentor, and a key piece of Wolf Jackson’s history.