Preston Wimberly playing electric guitar onstage

Guitar / Pedal Steel

Preston Wimberly

Session & Touring Musician

Texas-based guitarist and pedal steel player with two decades on records, in studios, and on the road with The Wild Feathers and Jamestown Revival.

Booking select remote sessions and live work

Selected credits

Records and road miles.

2013 / 2016

The Wild Feathers

The Wild Feathers and Lonely Is a Lifetime

Guitar · pedal steel · harmonies

Warner Bros. Records

2016

The Wild Feathers

Live at the Ryman

Guitar

Ryman Auditorium · Nashville

2018

Jamestown Revival

Live from Largo at the Coronet Theatre

Guitar · pedal steel · harmonies

Los Angeles

On the road

United States and Europe

Clubs, theaters, festivals, television, and major tours

Farm Aid · Red Rocks

Opening tours: Paul Simon · Willie Nelson · Bob Dylan

Listen / Watch

Hear the records.

Released recordings provide the clearest evidence of the parts, tones, and harmony work. The links below open the official releases.

Start here Hear “The Ceiling” Watch the official video

Current studio sample

One complete track.

A full-mix studio sample provided for feel and arrangement. For instrument-specific examples, send a note about the part you need.

If the player does not load, open the MP3 directly.

Preston Wimberly's private recording studio with guitars, keyboard, monitors, and recording desk

Biography

Texas to Nashville and back.

Born and raised in Texas, Preston Wimberly began playing Deep Ellum clubs at 16 and continued in Austin while attending the University of Texas. After moving to Nashville in 2011, he signed with Warner Bros. Records as a member of The Wild Feathers.

Wimberly played guitar, pedal steel, and sang harmonies on the band’s first two albums, The Wild Feathers and Lonely Is a Lifetime, and guitar on Live at the Ryman. “The Ceiling” reached the Top 10 at Triple A radio, the debut album reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Heatseekers chart, and the band toured in the United States and Europe, opening for Paul Simon, Willie Nelson, and Bob Dylan.

After returning to Texas, Wimberly joined Jamestown Revival in 2017. He played guitar, pedal steel, and sang harmonies on Live from Largo at the Coronet Theatre, with touring stops including Farm Aid and Red Rocks. He is now based in San Marcos, Texas, recording remote sessions and taking select studio and touring work.

Instruments / Playing

Parts built around the song.

Remote recording, studio calls, rehearsals, and select touring work for artists, producers, managers, studios, and musical directors.

01

Electric & acoustic guitar

Rhythm beds, hooks, leads, baritone-style textures, and arrangement-minded overdubs.

02

Pedal steel

Traditional lines, restrained pads, swells, counter-melodies, and ambient texture.

03

Harmony vocals

Supporting parts shaped around the lead vocal, arrangement, and existing blend.

04

Studio & touring

Prepared studio calls, rehearsals, showcases, one-offs, and select touring support.

Also available for bass recording and arrangement support when the project calls for it.

Remote sessions

Simple from the first note.

  1. 01

    Send the song

    Share a song file or private link, deadline, notes, and references. Include BPM and key if you have them.

  2. 02

    Set the direction

    We confirm the instrument, role, tone, deliverables, timeline, and rate before anything gets cut.

  3. 03

    Receive the tracks

    Get clean, labeled WAV stems aligned from the start, plus any revisions agreed for the project.

Questions

Before you send the song.

Do you record pedal steel remotely?

Yes. Send the track and a few references. I can keep the part traditional, ambient, spare, melodic, or tucked deep in the arrangement.

What should I send?

A song file or private link, deadline, notes, references, and anything you already know you do not want. Include BPM and key if you have them.

Can you play live dates?

For the right fit, yes. I take select shows, rehearsals, showcases, and touring work on guitar and pedal steel.

Can I hear instrument-specific examples?

Yes. Tell me what you're working on and I'll send available clips that fit: pedal steel, electric guitar, rhythm beds, bass, or textures.

Start a project

Tell me what the song needs.

Send a project link, deadline, references, and what you need the instrument to do. I’ll reply personally with availability, questions, rate, and next steps.

preston.wimberly@gmail.com

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