Rob Wingler

Rob’s style and approach to bass are heavily influenced by a roster of legends, including not just Jeff Ament but also Jack Bruce, Geddy Lee, Flea, Tony Franklin, Les Claypool, and Victor Wooten. These influences have melded into his unique sound, characterized by its dynamic range and expressive depth.

Throughout his career, Rob has been a part of several notable bands, including Tupelo Honey, a Van Morrison celebration, and One Flight Up, showcasing his versatility across various genres. He’s also a regular guest on the Guitar Radio Show podcast, where he shares insights and experiences from his musical journey.  He composes original music, works with DAW and is always available for remote collaborations

Rob Wingler’s bass guitar artistry spans an impressive range, mastering both fretted and fretless models across 4 and 5 strings, and extending his prowess to the 8 string bass. His playing is equally captivating on both acoustic and electric upright basses. Whether navigating the complex melodies on a fretless or producing dense harmonic textures on an 8 string, Rob’s performances are a showcase of versatility and musical expression. His ability to seamlessly transition between the classical tones of upright basses and the modern sounds of electric bass guitars marks him as a versatile musician whose performances are both engaging and memorable.

With a career that’s as rich and varied as the influences that have shaped him, Rob Wingler stands out as a bass player who not only plays music but lives and breathes it, continuously inspiring those around him with his dedication and skill.  Daisy the dog is one of Rob’s biggest fans and La Fawnduh (like all his basses) is always ready to find the next groove.