Kansas (band) - Members

Members

Current

Phil Ehart – drums, percussion
Steve Walsh – keyboards, synthesizers, percussion, vocals
Rich Williams – guitars
Billy Greer – bass, vocals
David Ragsdale – violin, guitars, vocals

**Line-ups in eras**
Years	Lineup	Albums
1973–1981	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Dave Hope – bass, vocals Kerry Livgren – guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, vocals Robby Steinhardt – violin, vocals Steve Walsh – keyboards, synthesizers, percussion, vocals Rich Williams – guitars	Kansas Song for America Masque Leftoverture Point of Know Return Monolith Audio-Visions
1982	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Dave Hope – bass, vocals Kerry Livgren – guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, vocals Robby Steinhardt – violin, vocals Rich Williams – guitars John Elefante – keyboards, vocals	Vinyl Confessions
1982–1983	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Dave Hope – bass, vocals Kerry Livgren – guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, vocals Rich Williams – guitars John Elefante – keyboards, vocals	Drastic Measures
1984	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Rich Williams – guitars John Elefante – keyboards, vocals
1984–1985	Disbanded
1985–1989	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Rich Williams – guitars Billy Greer – bass, vocals Steve Walsh – keyboards, synthesizers, percussion, vocals Steve Morse – guitars, vocals	Power In the Spirit of Things
1989–1990	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Rich Williams – guitars Billy Greer – bass, vocals Steve Walsh – keyboards, synthesizers, percussion, vocals
1990	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Rich Williams – guitars Billy Greer – bass, vocals Steve Walsh – keyboards, synthesizers, percussion, vocals Dave Hope – bass, vocals Kerry Livgren – guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, vocals Greg Robert – keyboards, vocals
1990–1991	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Rich Williams – guitars Billy Greer – bass, vocals Steve Walsh – keyboards, synthesizers, percussion, vocals Kerry Livgren – guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, vocals Greg Robert – keyboards, vocals
1991	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Rich Williams – guitars Billy Greer – bass, vocals Steve Walsh – keyboards, synthesizers, percussion, vocals Kerry Livgren – guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, vocals Greg Robert – keyboards, vocals David Ragsdale – violin, vocals
1991	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Rich Williams – guitars Billy Greer – bass, vocals Steve Walsh – keyboards, synthesizers, percussion, vocals Greg Robert – keyboards, vocals David Ragsdale – violin, vocals Steve Morse – guitars, vocals
1991–1997	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Rich Williams – guitars Billy Greer – bass, vocals Steve Walsh – keyboards, synthesizers, percussion, vocals Greg Robert – keyboards, vocals David Ragsdale – violin, guitars, vocals	Freaks of Nature
1997–1999	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Rich Williams – guitars Billy Greer – bass, vocals Steve Walsh – keyboards, synthesizers, percussion, vocals Robby Steinhardt – violin, vocals	Always Never the Same
1999–2000	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Rich Williams – guitars Billy Greer – bass, vocals Steve Walsh – keyboards, synthesizers, percussion, vocals Robby Steinhardt – violin, vocals Dave Hope – bass, vocals Kerry Livgren – guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, vocals	Somewhere to Elsewhere
2000–2006	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Rich Williams – guitars Billy Greer – bass, vocals Steve Walsh – keyboards, synthesizers, percussion, vocals Robby Steinhardt – violin, vocals
2006–present	Phil Ehart – drums, percussion Rich Williams – guitars Billy Greer – bass, vocals Steve Walsh – keyboards, synthesizers, percussion, vocals David Ragsdale – violin, guitars, vocals

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