George Robinson George Robinson plays banjo and sings lead and harmony vocals. George played guitar with Doug Munch in the Palatka area country band Crosstown during the 1990's. After turning his attention to mandolin and bluegrass music, became a founding member of Wire & Wood. During the summer of 2008 George moved from mandolin to banjo. George credits his "discovery" of bluegrass music to Charlie Hall, husband of former Crosstown bassist, Toni Hall. "Charlie took me to my first bluegrass festival and I was hooked". George's influences include Jim Mills, J.D.Crowe, Ron Block, Dan Tyminski, and of course, Earl Scruggs and Bill Monroe.

Doug Munch Doug Munch plays Dobro and sings lead and harmony vocals. In his early days, Doug played guitar in a rock band in Illinois. Several years after moving to Florida he played guitar in Crosstown, a Palatka area country band. Recently, Doug switched to Dobro and helped found Wire & Wood.

Bobby Huntley Bobby Huntley plays guitar and sings lead and harmony vocals. A few years back Bobby played bass with the Palatka area rock band Excalibur. More recently he played guitar and drums with the Peniel Baptist Church praise band. Bobby handles the rhythm and lead guitar for Wire & Wood. Bobby says his biggest influence is most definitely Larry Sparks.

Kevin Perry Kevin Perry plays fiddle and sings harmony vocals. Kevin began playing fiddle at age 14. He took lessons from George Custer, who played fiddle for Ray Price and many other great country artists. Mr. Custer was also one of fiddle super star Aubrey Haynie’s teachers. After a couple years of lessons, Kevin and Custer played twin fiddles at many different festivals. During those years Kevin also shared the stage with bluegrass greats such as Red and Murphy Henry, Big Timber Bluegrass, Mike Johnson, and The Sounds of Grass. He was fortunate to play twin fiddles on stage with the late, great Chubby Wise, who was one of Bill Monroe’s original Bluegrass Boys. Kevin owes much of his abilities to local fiddle great Frank Trivett, who Kevin says is an “encyclopedia of fiddle tunes”. Kevin is teaching his 13 year old son, Cason, who shares his love of bluegrass music, to play mandolin and guitar.

Wayne Loveday Wayne Loveday plays mandolin and sings harmony vocals. Wayne is a mainstay on the NE Florida bluegrass scene having played with numerous musicians in the area. Wayne says he learned a lot while playing wih Vassar Clemens. Wayne joined Wire in Wood during the summer of 2008.

Ray Rood Ray Rood joined the band in the summer of 2010. Ray plays the upright bass and sings harmony vocals. Ray has sung in college and in church choirs since his high school days in Orange Park. He has always loved acoustic music and especially bluegrass. He's taken a much more serious approach to his bass playing since joining the band.