About 

Bryce Gilhome is a singer, songwriter, trombonist, and guitarist whose music moves freely between jazz, blues, folk and soul. His work reflects a deep passion for the jazz songbook, guided by strong melody, lyricism, and expressive improvisation. Bryce’s performances are warm and accessible, emphasising connection — between musicians, genres, and audiences — and balancing reflection with playfulness and colour.

Australian-born, Bryce has been connected to Canada for more than 15 years, performing, teaching, and building community across the country he now considers a second home. He has written a suite of original pieces inspired by the true North — songs of mountains, trees, lakes, bears, hockey, local legends, and the beloved double-double coffee.

Over his career, Bryce has performed and recorded with acclaimed artists including Hiatus Kaiyote, James Morrison, Harry Angus (Cat Empire), Emi Lubitz, Jazzparty, Ryan Oliver & The Cookers, Kelby MacNayr, Brad Shigeta and Jen Hodge. An enthusiastic educator, he has taught at leading programs such as the Magnify Music Program at Box Hill Institute in Melbourne and the CYMC Island Jazz Intensive in the Comox Valley, one of Canada’s longest-running music camps.