Andrew Gibson

Andrew Gibson is a performing, teaching, and recording artist living and working in St. Louis. He has taught music at Pattonville High School, Parkway South High School, Granite City High School, Dayspring School of the Arts, City Music and Education Center, and his own private studio. He has organized several unique shows and concerts, recorded on nationally acclaimed albums, and shared stages with Grammy winning artists. In 2012, Andrew co-founded Freedom Arts & Education Center, a youth arts organization providing arts education, academic support, and mentoring to youth across the St. Louis region. He has also served with the advocacy group Faith For Justice since its inception in 2015 and currently works as the Music Coordinator and drummer at St. John’s Beloved Community. Andrew holds a BA in Music and double minor in Philosophy and Audio Production from Webster University and continues to keep a steady schedule of performances and sessions with musical artists ranging from hip hop to gospel to jazz.. Andrew has been recognized for his artistic and social achievements by the Regional Arts Commission, Arts & Education Council, Riverfront Times, St. Louis Champions, Integrity in the Arts, and St. Louis Underground Music Festival.