Counting Crows - Band Members

Band Members

Current members

Jim Bogios – drums, backing vocals (2002–present)
David Bryson – guitar, backing vocals (1991–present)
Adam Duritz – lead vocals, piano (1991–present)
Charlie Gillingham – accordion, clarinet, keyboards, piano (1992–present)
David Immerglück – guitar, pedal steel guitar, banjo, mandolin, vocals (1999–present)
Millard Powers – bass guitar, piano, backing vocals (2005–present)
Dan Vickrey – lead guitar, backing vocals, banjo (1994–present)

Former members

Steve Bowman – drums (1991–1994)
Matt Malley – bass guitar, vocals (1992–2005)
Ben Mize – drums, vocals (1994–2002)

**Counting Crows line-ups**
(1991–1994)	Adam Duritz – lead vocals David Bryson – guitar, vocals Charlie Gillingham – accordion, clarinet, keyboards Matt Malley – bass, vocals Steve Bowman – drums
(1994–1999)	Adam Duritz – lead vocals David Bryson – guitar, vocals Dan Vickrey – guitar, vocals Charlie Gillingham – accordion, clarinet, keyboards Matt Malley – bass, vocals Ben Mize – drums, vocals
(1999–2002)	Adam Duritz – lead vocals David Bryson – guitar, vocals Dan Vickrey – guitar, vocals David Immerglück – guitar, pedal steel guitar, banjo, mandolin, vocals Charlie Gillingham – accordion, clarinet, keyboards Matt Malley – bass, vocals Ben Mize – drums, vocals
(2002–2005)	Adam Duritz – lead vocals David Bryson – guitar, vocals Dan Vickrey – guitar, vocals David Immerglück – guitar, pedal steel guitar, banjo, mandolin, vocals Charlie Gillingham – accordion, clarinet, keyboards Matt Malley – bass, vocals Jim Bogios – drums, vocals
(2005–present)	Adam Duritz – lead vocals David Bryson – guitar, vocals Dan Vickrey – guitar, vocals David Immerglück – guitar, pedal steel guitar, banjo, mandolin, vocals Charlie Gillingham – accordion, clarinet, keyboards Millard Powers – bass, vocals Jim Bogios – drums, vocals

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