Bleeding Through - Band Members

Band Members

Current
  • Brandan Schieppati – lead vocals (since 1999)
  • Brian Leppke – guitars (since 2001)
  • Derek Youngsma – drums (since 2001)
  • Ryan Wombacher – bass, backing vocals (since 2002)
  • Marta Peterson – keyboards (since 2003)
  • Dave Nassie – guitars (since 2009)
Former
  • Marc Jackson – bass (1999–2000)
  • Troy Born – drums, percussion (1999–2001)
  • Chad Tafolla – guitars (1999–2001)
  • Vijay Kumar – bass (2000–2001)
  • Molly Street – keyboards (2000–2003)
  • Scott Danough – guitars (1999–2007)
  • Jona Weinhofen – guitars (2007–2009)
Touring substitutions
  • Mick Morris (Eighteen Visions) – bass (2001–2002)
  • Patrick Judge (Demon Hunter) - guitars (Fill in for Brian Leppke in 2009)
  • Mick Kenney (Anaal Nathrakh) - guitars (Fill in for Brian Leppke in 2010)
  • Mark Garza (The Famine) - drums (2010)
Guests
  • John Pettibone (Himsa) (feat. on "Rise" on album Portrait of the Goddess)
  • M. Shadows and Synyster Gates (Avenged Sevenfold) (feat. on "Savior, Saint, Salvation" on album Portrait of the Goddess)
  • Ryan Downey (Die Die My Darling, ex-Burn It Down) (feat. on "City of the Condemned" on album This Is Love, This Is Murderous)
  • Nick 13 (Tiger Army) (feat. on "Dearly Demented" on album The Truth feat.on "Just Another Pretty Face" on album)
  • Ben Falgoust (Soilent Green) (feat. on "For Love and Failing" on album The Truth)
  • Tim Lambesis (As I Lay Dying) (feat. on "Declaration" on the album Declaration)
  • Dave Nassie (No Use For A Name) (feat. in guitar solo on "Beneath The Grey" on the album "Declaration")

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