Reel Big Fish - Band Members

Band Members

Reel Big Fish lineups
(1992–1994)
In the Good Old Days
  • Ben Guzman - lead vocals
  • Aaron Barrett - guitar, backing vocals
  • Lisa Smith - guitar
  • Matt Wong - bass
  • Zach Gilltrap - keyboards/synthesizers
  • Andrew Gonzales - drums
(1994)
Reel Big Fish
  • Aaron Barrett - lead vocals, guitar
  • Matt Wong - bass
  • Stephan Reed - saxophone
  • Eric Vismantes - trumpet
  • Andrew Gonzales - drums
(1994)
Buy This!
  • Aaron Barrett - lead vocals, guitar
  • Matt Wong - bass
  • Adam Polakoff - saxophone
  • Dan Regan - trombone
  • Tavis Werts - trumpet
  • Andrew Gonzales - drums
(1994–1995)
Everything Sucks
  • Aaron Barrett - lead vocals, guitar
  • Matt Wong - bass
  • Adam Polakoff - saxophone
  • Dan Regan - trombone
  • Robert Quimby - trombone
  • Tavis Werts- trumpet
  • Andrew Gonzales - drums
(1995–1998)
Turn the Radio Off
Keep Your Receipt
Why Do They Rock So Hard?
  • Aaron Barrett - lead vocals, guitar
  • Matt Wong - bass
  • Dan Regan - trombone
  • Grant Barry - trombone
  • Tavis Werts- trumpet
  • Scott Klopfenstein - trumpet, keyboards, backing vocals
  • Andrew Gonzales - drums
(1998–1999)
live shows only
  • Aaron Barrett - lead vocals, guitar
  • Matt Wong - bass
  • Dan Regan - trombone
  • Tavis Werts- trumpet
  • Scott Klopfenstein - trumpet, keyboards, backing vocals
  • Andrew Gonzales - drums
(1999–2001)
Cheer Up!
  • Aaron Barrett - lead vocals, guitar
  • Matt Wong - bass
  • Dan Regan - trombone
  • Tavis Werts- trumpet
  • Scott Klopfenstein - trumpet, keyboards, backing vocals
  • Carlos de la Garza - drums
(2001–2003)
Live at the House of Blues
  • Aaron Barrett - lead vocals, guitar
  • Matt Wong - bass
  • Dan Regan - trombone
  • Scott Klopfenstein - trumpet, keyboards, backing vocals
  • Tyler Jones - trumpet
  • Carlos de la Garza - drums
(2003–2004)
live shows only
  • Aaron Barrett - lead vocals, guitar
  • Matt Wong - bass
  • Dan Regan - trombone
  • Scott Klopfenstein - trumpet, keyboards, backing vocals
  • Tyler Jones - trumpet
  • Justin Ferreira - drums
(2004–2005)
We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy
  • Aaron Barrett - lead vocals, guitar
  • Matt Wong - bass
  • Dan Regan - trombone
  • Scott Klopfenstein - trumpet, keyboards, backing vocals
  • John Christianson - trumpet
  • Justin Ferreira - drums
(2005–2007)
Duet All Night Long
Our Live Album is Better Than Your Live Album
Monkeys for Nothin' and the Chimps for Free
  • Aaron Barrett - lead vocals, guitar
  • Matt Wong - bass
  • Dan Regan - trombone
  • Scott Klopfenstein - trumpet, keyboards, backing vocals, rhythm guitar
  • John Christianson - trumpet
  • Ryland Steen - drums
(2007–2011)
Fame, Fortune and Fornication
A Best of Us for the Rest of Us"
  • Aaron Barrett - lead vocals, guitar
  • Scott Klopfenstein - trumpet, keyboards, backing vocals, rhythm guitar
  • Derek Gibbs - bass
  • Dan Regan - trombone
  • John Christianson - trumpet
  • Ryland Steen - drums
(2011–present)
Candy Coated Fury"
  • Aaron Barrett - lead vocals, guitar
  • Derek Gibbs - bass
  • Dan Regan - trombone
  • John Christianson - trumpet
  • Matt Appleton - saxophone, backing vocals
  • Ryland Steen - drums

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