Artist description Rob Ambrosino is a singer-songwriter now living in Katy, TX. Formerly, the drummer for upstate N.Y. band "Not Us You" in the early '80's, he now has a successful acoustic solo gig. Audiences across the U.S. have listened to a wide array of Rob's music ranging from Easy Listening to Pop/Rock and even a little bit of Southern Rock echoes through his work.

Music Style Pop/Rock, Easy Listening, Country, Alternative

Musical Influences Eagles, Beatles, Aerosmith, Pink Floyd, Billy Joel, Eugene Ruffolo, James Taylor

Similar Artists Don Henley, Billy Joel, Don McClean, Black Crows

Artist History Born in Queens, N.Y. Rob played drums in several bands throughout high school and college, including "Bay", "Rage", "Slipstream", "Tasty Licks" and "Not Us You". In 1980, Rob and his band "Not Us You" opened for "Orleans" on the big stage where Rob's song "Southern Wind" gained kudos backstage from the lead singer "Orleans". Rob fired up his acoustic gig and played area hotspots in Vero Beach, FL and many Ground Round Restaurants in New England. He later settled in upstate New York and became a local favorate at legendary venues such as The Lark Tavern in Albany, NY following in the footsteps of Bob Dylan, Don McLean & Arlo Guthrey. In 1990, Rob hit the city to test the waters at the "The Back Fence" in Greenich Village under the wing of successful recording artist Eugene Ruffolo. He has recently returned to "The Back Fence" to re-visit the old stumpin' grounds and was well received on July 1st of 2002. Last fall, Rob played the circuit in the Houston, TX area under the Dennis Lange Agency and appeared at the annual Katy Rice Harvest Festival where he met his current sound technician, Brad Turney.

Instruments Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Keyboards & Drums

Albums Never The Same - Coming Soon!

Location Katy, TX - USA

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