Downtown had the pleasure of interviewing Trent last year after his band Magellan had released a new single, “War Drum (This Ain’t America).”
Trent had also been instrumental in connecting Downtown with the band Chicago for a series of well-received articles in 2015.
He will be missed as a musician and a friend to our publication.
Trent Gardner with Chicago’s Robert Lamm
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