Against Me! - Band Members

Band Members

Against Me! lineups
1997
Against Me! (demo)
  • Tom Gabel – guitar, vocals
1998–2001
Vivida Vis!
Against Me! (EP)
Crime as Forgiven by Against Me!
  • Tom Gabel – guitar, vocals
  • Kevin Mahon – drums
2001
Against Me! (EP)
  • Tom Gabel – guitar, vocals
  • Dustin Fridkin – bass
2001–02
Against Me! Is Reinventing Axl Rose
  • Tom Gabel – guitar, vocals
  • James Bowman – guitar
  • Dustin Fridkin – bass
  • Warren Oakes – drums
2002–09
"The Disco Before the Breakdown"
Against Me! as the Eternal Cowboy
Searching for a Former Clarity
Americans Abroad
New Wave
  • Tom Gabel – guitar, vocals
  • James Bowman – guitar
  • Andrew Seward – bass
  • Warren Oakes – drums
2009–10
White Crosses
  • Tom Gabel – guitar, vocals
  • James Bowman – guitar
  • Andrew Seward – bass
  • George Rebelo – drums
2010–present
"Russian Spies / Occult Enemies"
Transgender Dysphoria Blues
  • Laura Jane Grace – guitar, vocals
  • James Bowman – guitar
  • Andrew Seward – bass
  • Jay Weinberg – drums
Current members
  • Laura Jane Grace – guitar, lead vocals
  • James Bowman – guitar, vocals
  • Andrew Seward – bass, vocals
  • Jay Weinberg – drums, percussion
Former members
  • Kevin Mahon – drums, percussion, vocals
  • Dustin Fridkin – bass, vocals
  • Warren Oakes – drums, percussion
  • George Rebelo – drums, percussion
Touring members
  • Franz Nicolay - piano, keyboards, accordion, vocals
  • Tyson Yerex - piano, keyboards, guitar
  • Adam Trachsel - bass


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