Snow Patrol - Band Members

Band Members

Current members
  • Gary Lightbody – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
  • Jonny Quinn – drums, percussion
  • Nathan Connolly – lead guitar, backing vocals
  • Paul Wilson – bass guitar, backing vocals
  • Tom Simpson – keyboards, samples
  • Johnny McDaid – piano, guitar, backing vocals
Former members
  • Mark McClelland – bass guitar
  • Michael Morrison – drums
Touring members
  • Richard Colburn – keyboards, drums, guitars, percussion
  • Iain Archer – guitar, backing vocals, songwriting collaborator, guitar, backing vocals
  • Ben Dumville – trumpet
  • Colm MacAthlaoich – trumpet
  • Miriam Kaufmann – backing vocals
  • Lisa Hannigan – backing vocals
  • Graham Hopkins – drums, percussion
  • Troy Stewart – guitar
Line-ups
September 1994 – December 1996
  • Gary Lightbody – lead vocals, guitar
  • Mark McClelland – bass guitar, backing vocals
  • Michael Morrison – drums
December 1996 – 1997
  • Gary Lightbody – lead vocals, guitar
  • Mark McClelland – bass guitar, backing vocals
1997–Spring 2002
  • Gary Lightbody – lead vocals, guitar
  • Mark McClelland – bass guitar, backing vocals
  • Jonny Quinn – drums, percussion
Spring 2002 – March 2005
  • Gary Lightbody – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
  • Nathan Connolly – lead guitar, backing vocals
  • Mark McClelland – bass guitar
  • Jonny Quinn – drums, percussion
March 2005 – Fall 2011
  • Gary Lightbody – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
  • Nathan Connolly – lead guitar, backing vocals
  • Paul Wilson – bass guitar, backing vocals
  • Jonny Quinn – drums, percussion
  • Tom Simpson – keyboards, samples
Fall 2011 – present
  • Gary Lightbody – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
  • Nathan Connolly – lead guitar, backing vocals
  • Paul Wilson – bass guitar, backing vocals
  • Jonny Quinn – drums, percussion
  • Tom Simpson – keyboards, samples
  • Johnny McDaid – piano, guitar, backing vocals
Timeline

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