Born in 1983, Evan Gregor  began studying electric bass at age 13 and became exposed to jazz through the artistic community in and around Delaware Water Gap, PA - which he became involved with during his teenage years.

            Evan received a scholarship to Berklee College of Music where he received awards for both performance and composition (his major.) While studying as an electric bass principle with Oscar Stagnaro, he represented the school at many events / festivals and performed with various visiting artists- most notably Gary Burton’s retirement concert as a quartet with guitarist Pat Metheny. Teachers included  Ian Froman, Hal Crook, Phil Wilson, Herb Pomeroy, Dave Samuels, Greg Hopkins and many others. He graduated Summa Cum Laude in 2003, and received an M.A from William Paterson University on acoustic bass, studying with Steve LaSpina, Mulgrew Miller and Armen Donelian.  

        Artists including Gary Burton, Dave Liebman, Christian Scott, Phil Woods, Bill Goodwin, Pete McCann, Phil Wilson, Bob Dorough, Urbie Green, Christian Howes and others have hired Evan as a sideman, which has taken him all over the world. He has been working regularly with alto-saxophonist Phil Woods' big band as well as with teenage saxophone prodigy Grace Kelly.  A performance with Christian Scott has recently been airing nationally on PBS.

            Evan also teaches and coordinates ensembles for CampJazz in Delaware Water Gap, PA, and recently released "From Student to Jazz Artist" - a unique 3+ hour interview/discussion with David Liebman on developing as a young artist, available through Advance Music. He currently resides in New York City.