Tobin Esperance

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Tobin Joseph Esperance (born on November 14, 1979 in Vacaville, California) is the bassist of the band Papa Roach.

He joined the band in 1996, shortly after the departure of Will James. For the album "Getting Away With Murder", he wrote about/over thirty songs, while for "The Paramour Sessions" he played back up guitar as well as bass.

He cites Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jane's Addiction, Faith No More and Fugazi as his favourite bands and main inspirators. He is married with two children.

Papa Roach
Jacoby Shaddix - Jerry Horton - Tobin Esperance - David Buckner
Discography
Albums and extended plays: Potatoes for Christmas EP (1994) - Caca Bonita EP (1995) - Old Friends from Young Years (1997) - 5 Tracks Deep EP (1998) - Let 'Em Know EP (1999) - Infest (2000) - lovehatetragedy (2002) - Getting Away with Murder (2004) - The Paramour Sessions (2006)
Singles: "Last Resort" - "Broken Home" - "Between Angels and Insects" - "She Loves Me Not" - "Time and Time Again" - "Getting Away with Murder" - "Scars" - "Take Me" - "To Be Loved"
DVDs: "Papa Roach: Live & Murderous In Chicago" (2005)
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