Members
- Taylor Muse - vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, baritone guitar, piano, drums, glockenspiel, harmonica, synthesizers, electric piano, trumpet, banjo, percussion, and organ.
- Thomas Blank - acoustic and electric guitars, electric piano, singing, piano, glockenspiel, melodica, and organ.
- Matthew Parmenter - bass, singing, piano, banjo, percussion, stylophone, and organ.
- Jeff Weathers - drums, cymbals, and percussion.
- Cody Ackors - trombone, vocals, bass, piano, and electric guitar.
Often joined by:
- Leah Muse - vocals, and wife of Taylor.
- Betsy Aune - vocals, and wife of Thomas.
- Paul Osbon - vocals, and manager of Quiet Company.
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