Rob Tognoni (1960, Tasmania) is an Australian blues-rock guitarist. Known as the "Tasmanian Devil" for his wild, energetic guitar playing and powerful live shows.

Rob Tognoni (October 30, 1960, Ulverstone, Tasmania) is an Australian blues and blues-rock guitarist, singer and songwriter. For decades he has been regarded as an extremely energetic live performer with powerful guitar playing. His style combines a classic blues feel with rock power and distinctive riffs, influenced by the likes of B.B. King, Jimi Hendrix and AC/DC.

The nickname "The Tasmanian Devil" refers to his origins and his wild, explosive and passionate playing. Tognoni performs live with changing band line-ups, but always remains the creative center.

Musically, he moves between blues, blues rock and classic rock, with plenty of improvisation and solo interludes. With over 20 albums and international tours - especially in Europe and Australia - he is known above all for his intense stage presence and thrilling live shows.


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