List of Reagan Youth Band Members | List Reagan Youth Band Members

The following is a complete chronology of the various line-ups of punk rock music group Reagan Youth. Reagan Youth formed in New York, NY in 1980, became inactive in 1990, and reformed in 2006, thirteen years after the death of lead singer and co-founder Dave Rubinstein.

**Reagan Youth line-ups**
(1980–1981)	Dave Rubinstein – vocals Paul Bakija – guitar Andy Bryan – bass Charlie Bonet – drums
(1981–1982)	Dave Rubinstein – vocals, rehearsal drums Paul Bakija – guitar Al Pike – bass
(1982)	Dave Rubinstein – vocals Paul Bakija – guitar Al Pike – bass Charlie Bonet – session drums
(1982–1984)	Dave Rubinstein – vocals Paul Bakija – guitar Al Pike – bass Steve Weissman – drums	Volume 1 LP Live & Rare CD (live tracks)
(1984–1985)	Dave Rubinstein – vocals Paul Bakija – guitar Victor Dominicis – bass Rick Griffith – drums
(1985–1988)	Dave Rubinstein – vocals Paul Bakija – guitar Victor Dominicis – bass Javier Madriaga – drums
(1988–1989)	DISBANDED
(1989)	Dave Rubinstein – vocals Paul Bakija – guitar Victor Dominicis – bass Javier Madriaga – drums
(1989–1990)	Dave Rubinstein – vocals Paul Bakija – guitar, bass Javier Madriaga – drums	Volume 2 LP
(1990–2006)	DISBANDED
(2006–2010)	Pat McGowan – vocals Paul Bakija – guitar Al Pike – bass Javier Madriaga – drums
(2010–2011)	Kenny Young – vocals Paul Bakija – guitar Al Pike – bass Mike Sabatino – drums
(2011)	Kenny Young – vocals Paul Bakija – guitar Dave Manzullo – bass Mike Sabatino – drums
(2011–2012)	Jim Pepe – vocals Kenny Young -vocals/bass Paul Bakija – guitar Dave Manzullo – bass Mike Sabatino – drums
(2012–present)	Jim Pepe – vocals Paul Bakija – guitar Dave Manzullo – bass Mike Sabatino – drums

Reagan Youth

Paul Bakija Tibbie X Felipe Torres Trey Oswald

Studio albums	Youth Anthems for the New Order Volume 1 Volume 2 A Collection of Pop Classics Live & Rare Punk Rock New York

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