No Use For A Name - Band Members

Band Members

**No Use for a Name lineups**
1987–89	John Meyer – vocals Doug Judd – guitar Chris Dodge – guitar Steve Papoutsis – bass Rory Koff – drums
1989–90	Tony Sly – vocals, guitar Steve Papoutsis – bass Rory Koff – drums
1990–93	Tony Sly – vocals, guitar Chris Dodge – guitar Steve Papoutsis – bass Rory Koff – drums
1993	Tony Sly – vocals, guitar Robin Pfefer – guitar Steve Papoutsis – bass Rory Koff – drums
1993–95	Tony Sly – vocals, guitar Ed Gregor – guitar Steve Papoutsis – bass Rory Koff – drums
1995–99	Tony Sly – vocals, guitar Chris Shiflett – guitar Matt Riddle – bass Rory Koff – drums
1999–2009	Tony Sly – vocals, guitar Dave Nassie – guitar Matt Riddle – bass Rory Koff – drums
2009–11	Tony Sly – vocals, guitar Chris Rest – guitar Matt Riddle – bass Rory Koff – drums
2011–12	Tony Sly – vocals, guitar Chris Rest – guitar Matt Riddle – bass Boz Rivera – drums

John Meyer – lead vocals
Doug Judd – lead guitar
Chris Dodge – rhythm guitar
Steve Papoutsis – bass guitar
Rory Koff – drums, percussion
Tony Sly – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Robin Pfefer – lead guitar
Ed Gregor – lead guitar
Chris Shiflett – lead guitar
Matt Riddle – bass guitar, backing vocals
Dave Nassie – lead guitar
Chris Rest – lead guitar
Boz Rivera – drums, percussion

Chris Shiflett, lead guitarist from 1995–99 Dave Nassie, lead guitarist from 1999–2009

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