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Vincent Gardner is a prominent figure in modern jazz, known for his robust trombone sound and bebop-hard bop sensibilities. Born October 31, 1972, in Chicago, Gardner studied at Florida A&M University and the University of North Florida before joining the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra (JLCO) in 2000 as lead trombonist. His career spans world tours, commissions, and leadership of innovative jazz projects that celebrate the genre’s swing-rooted vocabulary while pushing it forward.

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Gardner’s blend of technical mastery and expressive lyricism has earned him acclaim from critics and fans alike. He has toured with Lauryn Hill, contributed commissions for the JLCO, and been named a Rising Star Trombonist in DownBeat’s 2014 Critics Poll. His leadership of bebop-forward projects like The Good Book series showcases his commitment to hard bop and its lineage, anchored by a strong bandleader’s vision.

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As a performer, educator, and collaborator, Gardner engages audiences on stages around the world, including notable appearances with the Vincent Gardner Quintet at major venues and festivals. His official channels offer updates, recordings, and behind-the-scenes insights into his process and performances.

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For fans and concert-goers on the Gold Coast, Vincent Gardner’s work represents a bridge between classic jazz vocabulary and contemporary improvisational energy. Stay tuned for tour announcements, recordings, and opportunities to experience his dynamic trombone artistry live.

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Upcoming highlights include the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra (JLCO) season-opening Reflections on Africa concerts on July 24–25, 2025, at Frederick P. Rose Hall in New York, NY, where Gardner continues to contribute as a leading trombonist. Beyond the big stage, Gardner’s discography as a leader — from Elbow Room (2006) to The Good Book Chapter III (2012) — reflects a commitment to crafting cohesive, adventurous jazz narratives with a bebop-forward edge.

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To connect with Vincent Gardner online, visit his official website and JLCO pages. Fans can explore Gardner-led tracks on SoundCloud and stay updated via his social channels, where you’ll find tour news, performance clips, and opportunities to secure seats for upcoming shows.

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Quick Facts About Vincent Gardner Quintet

  • Biography: Gardner was born October 31, 1972, in Chicago; he studied at Florida A&M University and the University of North Florida and joined the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra in 2000 as lead trombonist.
  • Career highlights: World-toured with Lauryn Hill; commissioned in 2009 to write The Jesse B. Semple Suite for JLCO; named Rising Star Trombonist in DownBeat's 2014 Critics Poll.
  • Genre/style: Jazz with strong bebop/hard bop roots, evidenced by his leadership of bebop-forward projects like The Good Book series and hard bop sessions.
  • Discography (leader): Elbow Room (2006); The Good Book: Chapter One (2007); Vin-Slidin' (2008); Three-Five (2010); The Good Book Chapter II (2011); The Good Book Chapter III (2012).
  • 2025 tour: JLCO season-opening Reflections on Africa concerts on July 24–25, 2025 at Frederick P. Rose Hall, New York, NY.
  • 5 notable past Quintet appearances: NY Jazz All Stars, Vincent Gardner Quintet (Centro Cultural Roberto Cantoral, Mexico City, Sept 2013).

The records

Vincent Gardner Quintet Discography

  • The Good Book Chapter III - The Book of Bebop
    2012 · SteepleChase
  • The Good Book Chapter II - The Book of Now
    2011 · SteepleChase
  • Three-Five
    2010 · SteepleChase
  • Vin-Slidin'
    2008 · SteepleChase
  • The Good Book: Chapter One
    2007 · SteepleChase
  • Elbow Room
    2006 · SteepleChase

Upcoming highlights include the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra (JLCO) season-opening Reflections on Africa concerts on July 24–25, 2025, at Frederick P. Rose Hall in New York, NY, where Gardner continues to contribute as a leading trombonist. Beyond the big stage, Gardner’s discography as a leader — from Elbow Room (2006) to The Good Book Chapter III (2012) — reflects a commitment to crafting cohesive, adventurous jazz narratives with a bebop-forward edge.

To connect with Vincent Gardner online, visit his official website and JLCO pages. Fans can explore Gardner-led tracks on SoundCloud and stay updated via his social channels, where you’ll find tour news, performance clips, and opportunities to secure seats for upcoming shows.

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