Magazine (band) - Members

Members

Magazine
(April 1977)
"Early and incomplete incarnation"
  • Howard Devoto – Vocals
  • John McGeoch – Guitar
Magazine
(mid – late 1977)
"First active line-up"
  • Howard Devoto – Vocals
  • John McGeoch – Guitar
  • Barry Adamson – Bass
  • Bob Dickinson – Keyboards
  • Martin Jackson – Drums
Magazine
(late 1977/early 1978 – early 1978)
"Brief Four-member band"
  • Howard Devoto – Vocals
  • John McGeoch – Guitar
  • Barry Adamson – Bass
  • Martin Jackson – Drums
Magazine
(Early 1978 – July 1978)
"Real Life"
  • Howard Devoto – Vocals
  • John McGeoch – Guitar
  • Barry Adamson – Bass
  • Martin Jackson – Drums
  • Dave Formula – Keyboards
Magazine
(Mid – mid-to-late 1978)
  • Howard Devoto – Vocals
  • John McGeoch – Guitar
  • Barry Adamson – Bass
  • Dave Formula – Keyboards
  • Paul Spencer – Drums
Magazine
(October 1978–1980)
"Classic line-up"
  • Howard Devoto – Vocals
  • John McGeoch – Guitar
  • Barry Adamson – Bass
  • Dave Formula – Keyboards
  • John Doyle – Drums
Magazine
(1980)
"Correct Use Of Soap Tour"
  • Howard Devoto – Vocals
  • Barry Adamson – Bass guitar, Backing Vocals
  • Dave Formula – Keyboards
  • John Doyle – Drums
  • Robin Simon – Guitar
Magazine
(1981)
"Magic, Murder And The Weather"
  • Howard Devoto – Vocals
  • Barry Adamson – Bass guitar
  • Dave Formula – Keyboards
  • John Doyle – Drums
  • Ben Mandelson – Guitar
Magazine
(1981)
Howard Devoto quits the band
  • Barry Adamson – Bass guitar
  • Dave Formula – Keyboards
  • John Doyle – Drums
  • Ben Mandelson – Guitar
Magazine
(2009–2011)
Reformation and tour
  • Howard Devoto – Vocals
  • Barry Adamson – Bass guitar
  • Dave Formula – Keyboards
  • John Doyle – Drums
  • Noko – Guitar
Magazine
(2011 – present)
Recording and 5th Studio album
  • Howard Devoto – Vocals
  • Jon "Stan" White – Bass guitar
  • Dave Formula – Keyboards
  • John Doyle – Drums
  • Noko – Guitar

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