The Alan Broadbent Trio is a distinguished ensemble led by Grammy-winning jazz pianist, arranger, and composer Alan Broadbent. Born in Auckland, New Zealand, in 1947, Broadbent's profound contributions to jazz have been recognized worldwide, with a career spanning over five decades. After attending Berklee College of Music in the late 1960s, he quickly made a name for himself in the jazz scene, working with the likes of Woody Herman's band, and later with illustrious vocalists including Natalie Cole, Irene Kral, and Diana Krall. His talent as an arranger has earned him two Grammy Awards, while his skill at the keyboard has led him to collaborate with many legendary artists.

The Alan Broadbent Trio, with Broadbent at the helm, exhibits a mastery of the jazz tradition with a modern sensibility. Featuring bass and drums alongside Broadbent's piano, the trio is celebrated for its lyrical improvisations, nuanced interpretations of classics, and inventive original compositions. Their album "Trio in Motion," released in 2020, showcases their dynamic interplay and Broadbent's eloquence as a pianist and bandleader. With a string of successful releases like "Like Minds" and "Yardbird Suite," which reimagines the works of bebop luminary Charlie Parker, the trio continues to leave an indelible mark on the landscape of contemporary jazz.