Members
- Current lineup
- Nick Cave – vocals, piano, organ, harmonica, percussion, electric guitar, string arrangements
- Thomas Wydler – drums, percussion, vocals
- Martyn P. Casey – bass, vocals
- Conway Savage – piano, organ, vocals
- Jim Sclavunos – percussion, drums, organ, melodica, vocals
- Warren Ellis – violin, fender mandocaster, loops, mandolin, tenor guitar, viola, bouzouki, accordion, flute, lute, piano, programming, percussion, string arrangements, vocals
- Former members
- Mick Harvey – electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass, drums, organ, percussion, piano, loops, string arrangements, vocals
- Blixa Bargeld – electric guitar, slide guitar, pedal steel guitar, keyboards, vocals
- Barry Adamson – bass, electric guitar, drums, organ, piano, percussion, vocals
- Hugo Race – electric guitar, vocals
- Anita Lane – lyrics
- Kid Congo Powers – electric guitar, slide guitar
- Roland Wolf (deceased) – piano, organ, electric guitar, vocals
- James Johnston – organ, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals
- Guest and touring musicians
- James G. Thirlwell – uncredited studio session
- Tracy Pew (deceased) – bass
- Edward Clayton-Jones – guitar
- Christoph Dreher – bass
- Rowland S. Howard (deceased) – electric guitar, organ, vocals
- Ed Kuepper – electric guitar, vocals
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