Where the Wolf Pack Roams

At 33 years old, Marshall Mays brings a fiery, expressive edge to Wolf Jackson as the band’s violinist, weaving soulful, haunting, and electrifying melodies into their Southern rock, Americana, and blues-infused sound. Hailing from Orlando, Florida, Marshall stands out not just for his impeccable musicianship, but also for his commanding stage presence, striking good looks, and athletic build, making him as captivating to watch as he is to hear.

Growing up in a classically trained background, Marshall was drawn to the raw, emotional storytelling of folk and rock music, blending the finesse of Itzhak Perlman with the grit of Charlie Daniels and Warren Ellis. His ability to shift effortlessly between delicate, heart-wrenching passages and explosive, high-energy solos has made him an essential part of Wolf Jackson’s evolving sound.

Since joining the band, Marshall’s violin has added a new dimension to Wolf Jackson’s latest album, "3 Chord Dance," elevating key tracks with cinematic swells, dynamic interplay with the guitars, and moments of pure, unrestrained intensity. His presence brings an unexpected yet perfect fusion of classical technique and rock ‘n’ roll attitude, proving that the violin isn’t just for orchestras—it belongs on the open road, in smoky bars, and at the heart of great American storytelling.

With his commanding stage presence, fit and polished look, and undeniable talent, Marshall Mays is more than just a violinist—he’s a driving force, a showstopper, and the secret weapon behind Wolf Jackson’s most powerful moments.