Showbread (band) - Band Members

Band Members

**Showbread lineups**
(1997–1998) Original	Casey Belagorska - Lead Vocals Ivory Mobley - Backing Vocals Travis Riner - Guitar, Backing Vocals Patrick Porter - Guitar Josh Dies - Drums
(1999–2000) Dissonance... and Goodbye is Forever Era	Eddie Ortiz - Lead Vocals, Guitar Ivory Mobley - Lead Vocals Emmett Belagorska - Backing Vocals Josh Dies - Guitar Patrick Porter - Bass Chris Nunnaly - Synthesizer Marvin Reilly - Drums
(2001–2003) Life, Kisses... Era	Josh Dies - Lead Vocals, Synthesizer Ivory Mobley - Lead Vocals Patrick Porter - Bass Mike Jensen - Guitar Matt Davis - Guitar Marvin Reilly - Drums
(2004–2006) Nihilism... and Age of Reptiles Era	Josh Dies - Lead Vocals, Guitar Ivory Mobley - Lead Vocals Patrick Porter - Bass Mike Jensen - Guitar Matt Davis - Guitar John Giddens - Synthesizer Marvin Reilly - Drums
(2008) Anorexia Nervosa Era	Josh Dies - Lead Vocals, Guitar Patrick Porter - Bass Mike Jensen - Guitar Matt Davis - Guitar John Giddens - Synthesizer Ricky Holbrook - Drums
(2008) Live Shows Only	Josh Dies - Lead Vocals, Guitar Patrick Porter - Bass Mike Jensen - Guitar Landon Ginnings - Guitar Garrett Holmes, Abi Porter, Vanessa Porter - Synthesizer Ricky Holbrook - Drums
(2009) The Fear of God Era	Josh Dies - Lead Vocals, Guitar, Synthesizer Patrick Porter - Bass Mike Jensen - Guitar Landon Ginnings - Guitar Jordan Johnson - Drums
(2009) Live Shows Only	Josh Dies - Lead Vocals Patrick Porter - Bass Mike Jensen - Guitar Landon Ginnings - Guitar Garrett Holmes - Synthesizer Drew Porter - Drums
(2010 – present) Come & Live Era	Josh Dies - Lead Vocals, Guitar Patrick Porter - Bass Garrett Holmes - Synthesizer, Guitar Drew Porter - Drums

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