Where the Wolf Pack Roams

At 27 years old, Jess Hofner is the wild child of Wolf Jackson, bringing a fiery, unpredictable edge to the band’s Southern rock, blues, and Americana sound with her bold, electrifying saxophone playing. Hailing from Los Angeles, California, Jess is a West Coast free spirit with a jazz-rock fusion sensibility, blending classic soul, blues, and modern experimental sounds into her performances.

Jess joined Wolf Jackson during the recording of "3 Chord Dance," immediately making her mark with screaming solos, sultry sax lines, and a fearless approach to improvisation. Her presence added a new level of energy and swagger, proving that the saxophone isn’t just for jazz—it belongs front and center in rock ‘n’ roll.

With a style influenced by Clarence Clemons, Maceo Parker, and Candy Dulfer, Jess brings a raw, high-energy intensity to Wolf Jackson’s sound. Whether she’s wailing through a blistering solo or weaving smooth, smoky melodies into the mix, she adds an unpredictable, untamed spirit to the band.

As Wolf Jackson moves forward, fans can expect to hear even more of Jess Hofner’s wild-child saxophone style on future releases, as she continues to push the boundaries of what rock and blues-infused brass can be.