Rob Tognoni

Rob Tognoni, known as The Tasmanian Devil, has been electrifying audiences worldwide for over 40 years with his fiery and dynamic guitar playing. Originally hailing from Tasmania, Australia, Rob’s explosive energy and inventive style blend blues, blues rock, and classic rock with distinctive touches that make his sound unique. His influences range from legends like Cream, Hendrix, BB King, and AC/DC, all of which can be heard within his musical tapestry.

Throughout his storied career, Tognoni has opened for and performed alongside musical icons such as Roy Buchanan, Lonnie Mack (mentor to Stevie Ray Vaughan), Joe Walsh of The Eagles, Peter Green, Johnny Winter, ZZ Top, Sting, and Bo Diddley. His extensive performance history spans from maximum-security prisons in Australia to the grandeur of Mozart’s House in Vienna, demonstrating his broad appeal as an Artist. He has had the honor of representing Australia at the Royal Wedding celebrations of King Frederik and Queen Mary of Denmark and performed at the FIFA World Cup.

Over the past 29 years, Rob has released 27 albums through renowned labels such as Provogue, Dixiefrog, and Blues Boulevard, while maintaining a relentless touring schedule across the globe. His live shows are more than just concerts - they're physical, high-energy experiences that captivate audiences, thanks to his on-stage intensity and powerful guitar work.

As a testament to his stamina and dedication, Blues In Britain Magazine praised his ability to sustain an unparalleled level of energy in his performances, noting that "few could manage it". Whether sharing the stage with rock legends or enthralling fans in intimate venues, Rob Tognoni continues to be a force of nature in the blues rock world.

Rob continues to tour actively and work on new music, with no signs of slowing down.