List of Slipknot band members

Three line-ups of Slipknot 2005, 2012 and 2022.

Slipknot is an American heavy metal band, founded in 1995 by percussionist Shawn Crahan, bassist Paul Gray and vocalist Anders Colsefni. The band currently consists of Crahan alongside guitarist Mick Thomson (since 1996), vocalist Corey Taylor (since 1997), DJ/keyboardist Sid Wilson (since 1998), guitarist Jim Root (since 1999), bassist/keyboardist Alessandro Venturella (since 2014), percussionist Michael Pfaff (since 2019), an unknown musician who plays samples, keyboards, and percussion (since 2023) and drummer Eloy Casagrande (since 2024).

History

Members of Slipknot had played together in various metal bands since 1991. In January 1995, Colsefni, Crahan and Gray decided to form a new band.^[1] They were soon joined by guitarists Donnie Steele and Josh Brainard and later drummer Joey Jordison.^[2] In late 1995, the group changed their name to Slipknot.^[3] In February 1996, after recording their debut album Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat., Steele left the band over disagreement over lyrical content.^[1] Craig Jones joined as Steele's replacement, although he soon moved to samples, media and keyboards.^[4] Mick Thomson joined as Jones' replacement on guitar.^[5]

In early 1997 Corey Taylor joined as lead vocalist, and Colsefni moved to backing vocals,^[6] although he would depart by September 1997.^[7] Greg Welts joined as Colsefni's replacement.^[8] In Early 1998, DJ Sid Wilson also joined the band, bring the number of members to nine.^[9] Welts was fired in July 1998, shortly before the band signed a record deal.^[10] Brandon Darner was Welts' touring replacement although he departed soon after and was replaced by Chris Fehn.^[11]^[12] Brainard left during Christmas 1998,^[13]^[14] his replacement was Jim Root who joined the following year.^[14] This line-up would stay together for over 10 years.

In May 2010, Paul Gray died.^[15] In March 2011, former guitarist Donnie Steele rejoined as his touring replacement.^[16]^[17] In December 2013, Jordison was fired from the band.^[18]^[19]^[20] In October 2014, the band began touring with a new drummer and bassist, replacing Jordison and Steele respectively.^[21] These musicians were later revealed to be Jay Weinberg and Alessandro Venturella respectively.^[22]^[23]

In March 2019, Chris Fehn filed a lawsuit against the band due to withheld payments.^[24] He was fired from the band later that month.^[25] He was replaced by a musician that was later revealed to be Michael Pfaff.^[26]^[27]^[28] Craig Jones parted ways with the band in June 2023,^[29] he was replaced the same day by a musician whose identity has not been revealed, although they are rumoured to be either Zac Baird (ex-Korn), Nathan Church (ex-Downthesun) or Jeff Karnowski (ex-Dirty Little Rabbits).^[30]^[31] The band also parted ways with Weinberg that November.^[32] Eloy Casagrande joined as drummer the following year, leaving Sepultura to do so.^[33]^[34]^[35]

Members

Current members

No./Int.	Name	Years active	Instruments	Release contributions
#6	Shawn "Clown" Crahan	1995–present	percussion backing and occasional lead vocals occasional drums samples (1995–1996)	all releases
#7	Mick Thomson	1996–present	lead and rhythm guitar bass (studio 2010–2014)	all releases except Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat. (1996)
#8	Corey Taylor	1997–present	lead vocals bass (studio 2010–2014)
#0	Sid Wilson	1998–present	turntables keyboards (2008–present)
#4	Jim Root	1999–present	rhythm and lead guitar bass (studio 2010–2014)
V	Alessandro Venturella	2014–present	bass keyboards (2019–present)^[36]	all releases since .5: The Gray Chapter (2014)
	Michael "Tortilla Man" Pfaff	2021–present (touring 2019–2021)	percussion backing vocals	all releases since The End, So Far (2022), except Live at MSG (2023)
	Unknown musician	2023–present (touring)	samples media keyboards percussion (2024)	none to date
	Eloy Casagrande	2024–present	drums	none to date

Former members

No./Int.	Name	Years active	Instruments	Release contributions
#2	Paul Gray	1995–2010 (died 2010)	bass backing vocals	all releases from Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat. (1996) to All Hope Is Gone (2008) Live at MSG (2023)
	Anders Colsefni	1995–1997	lead vocals (1995–1997) backing vocals (1997) percussion samples (1995–1996)	Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat. (1996)
#4	Josh "Gnar" Brainard	1995–1999	rhythm guitar backing vocals keyboards percussion (1995–1996)	Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat. (1996) Slipknot (1999)
	Donnie Steele	1995–1996 2011–2014 (touring/session)	lead guitar (1995–1996) bass (2011–2014)	Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat. (1996) .5: The Gray Chapter (2014)
#1	Joey Jordison	1995–2013 (died 2021)	drums occasional percussion	all releases from Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat. (1996) to All Hope Is Gone (2008) Live at MSG (2023)
#5	Craig "133" Jones	1996–2023	lead guitar (1996) samples media keyboards (1996–2023)	all releases from Slipknot (1999) to Live at MSG (2023)
#3	Greg "Cuddles" Welts	1997–1998	percussion backing vocals	Slipknot (1999)
ᗺ	Brandon Darner	1998 (touring)		none
#3	Chris Fehn	1998–2019		all releases from Slipknot (1999) to The Gray Chapter (2014) Live at MSG (2023)
J	Jay Weinberg	2014–2023	drums	all releases from The Gray Chapter (2014) to Adderall (2023)

Touring musicians

Name	Years active	Instruments	Release contributions
Mark Morton	2005	bass	fill in for Paul Gray at The Subliminal Verses North American leg.^[37]
Phil Sgrosso	2012	guitar	fill in for Jim Root at Mayhem Festival.^[38]
Nick Hipa	2012	guitar	fill in for Jim Root at Mayhem Festival.^[38]

Timeline

Line-ups

Period	Members	Releases
September 1995 (the Pale Ones)	Anders Colsefni – lead vocals Donnie Steele – guitar Josh Brainard – guitar Paul Gray – bass, backing vocals Shawn Crahan – drums	none – rehearsals only
September 1995 – February 1996 (Slipknot from late 1995)	Anders Colsefni – lead vocals, percussion, samples Donnie Steele – guitar Josh Brainard – guitar, keyboards, percussion, backing vocals Paul Gray – bass, backing vocals Joey Jordison – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals	Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat. (1996)
February – July 1996	Anders Colsefni – lead vocals, percussion, samples Craig Jones – guitar Josh Brainard – guitar, keyboards, percussion, backing vocals Paul Gray – bass, backing vocals Joey Jordison – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals	none – session only
July 1996 – early 1997	Anders Colsefni – lead vocals, percussion Mick Thomson – guitar Josh Brainard – guitar, backing vocals Craig Jones – samples, media, keyboards Paul Gray – bass, backing vocals Joey Jordison – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals	none – live performances only
Early – September 1997	Corey Taylor – lead vocals Mick Thomson – guitar Josh Brainard – guitar, backing vocals Craig Jones – samples, media, keyboards Paul Gray – bass, backing vocals Joey Jordison – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals Anders Colsefni – percussion, backing vocals
September 1997 – early 1998	Corey Taylor – lead vocals Mick Thomson – guitar Josh Brainard – guitar, backing vocals Craig Jones – samples, media, keyboards Paul Gray – bass, backing vocals Joey Jordison – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals Greg Welts – percussion, backing vocals
Early – July 1998	Corey Taylor – lead vocals Mick Thomson – guitar Josh Brainard – guitar, backing vocals Craig Jones – samples, media, keyboards Paul Gray – bass, backing vocals Sid Wilson – turntables Joey Jordison – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals Greg Welts – percussion, backing vocals	Slipknot (1999) one demo track Antennas to Hell (2012)
July – September 1998	Corey Taylor – lead vocals Mick Thomson – guitar Josh Brainard – guitar, backing vocals Craig Jones – samples, media, keyboards Paul Gray – bass, backing vocals Sid Wilson – turntables Joey Jordison – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals Brandon Darner – percussion, backing vocals (touring only)	Slipknot (1999) all but two tracks
September – December 1998	Corey Taylor – lead vocals Mick Thomson – guitar Josh Brainard – guitar, backing vocals Craig Jones – samples, media, keyboards Paul Gray – bass, backing vocals Sid Wilson – turntables Joey Jordison – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals Chris Fehn – percussion, backing vocals	Slipknot (1999) one track Antennas to Hell (2012) four tracks
January 1999 – May 2010	Corey Taylor – lead vocals Mick Thomson – guitar Jim Root – guitar Craig Jones – samples, media, keyboards Paul Gray – bass, backing vocals Sid Wilson – turntables, keyboards Joey Jordison – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals Chris Fehn – percussion, backing vocals	Slipknot (1999) remaining track Iowa (2001) Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses) (2004) 9.0: Live (2005) All Hope Is Gone (2008) Antennas to Hell (2012) remaining thirteen tracks Live at MSG (2023)
May 2010 – March 2011	Corey Taylor – lead vocals, bass Mick Thomson – guitar, bass Jim Root – guitar, bass Craig Jones – samples, media, keyboards Sid Wilson – turntables, keyboards Joey Jordison – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals Chris Fehn – percussion, backing vocals	none
March 2011 – December 2013	Corey Taylor – lead vocals, bass Mick Thomson – guitar, bass Jim Root – guitar, bass Craig Jones – samples, media, keyboards Donnie Steele – bass (touring) Sid Wilson – turntables, keyboards Joey Jordison – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals Chris Fehn – percussion, backing vocals	.5: The Gray Chapter (2014) unspecified tracks
December 2013 – May 2014	Corey Taylor – lead vocals, bass Mick Thomson – guitar, bass Jim Root – guitar, bass Craig Jones – samples, media, keyboards Donnie Steele – bass (touring) Sid Wilson – turntables, keyboards Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals Chris Fehn – percussion, backing vocals	none
March 2014 – March 2019	Corey Taylor – lead vocals Mick Thomson – guitar Jim Root – guitar Craig Jones – samples, media, keyboards Alessandro Venturella – bass, keyboards Sid Wilson – turntables, keyboards Jay Weinberg – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals Chris Fehn – percussion, backing vocals	.5: The Gray Chapter (2014) unspecified tracks Day of the Gusano: Live in Mexico (2017) We Are Not Your Kind (2019) one track
June 2019 – June 2023	Corey Taylor – lead vocals Mick Thomson – guitar Jim Root – guitar Craig Jones – samples, media, keyboards Alessandro Venturella – bass, keyboards Sid Wilson – turntables, keyboards Jay Weinberg – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals Michael Pfaff – percussion, backing vocals (touring only till 2021)	We Are Not Your Kind (2019) The End, So Far (2022) Adderall (2023)
June – November 2023	Corey Taylor – lead vocals Mick Thomson – guitar Jim Root – guitar Unknown musician – samples, media, keyboards (touring) Alessandro Venturella – bass, keyboards Sid Wilson – turntables, keyboards Jay Weinberg – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals Michael Pfaff – percussion, backing vocals	none – live performances only
November 2023 – February 2024	Corey Taylor – lead vocals Mick Thomson – guitar Jim Root – guitar Unknown musician – samples, media, keyboards (touring) Alessandro Venturella – bass, keyboards Sid Wilson – turntables, keyboards Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals Michael Pfaff – percussion, backing vocals	none
February 2024 – present	Corey Taylor – lead vocals Mick Thomson – guitar Jim Root – guitar Unknown musician – samples, media, keyboards, percussion (touring) Alessandro Venturella – bass, keyboards Sid Wilson – turntables, keyboards Eloy Casagrande – drums Shawn Crahan – percussion, backing vocals Michael Pfaff – percussion, backing vocals	none to date

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v t e Slipknot
Shawn Crahan Mick Thomson Corey Taylor Sid Wilson Jim Root Alex Venturella Michael Pfaff Eloy Casagrande Joey Jordison Paul Gray Donnie Steele Anders Colsefni Craig Jones Brandon Darner Chris Fehn Jay Weinberg
Studio albums	Slipknot Iowa Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses) All Hope Is Gone .5: The Gray Chapter We Are Not Your Kind The End, So Far
Live albums	9.0: Live Day of the Gusano: Live in Mexico Live at MSG
Compilation albums	Antennas to Hell
Demo albums	Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat.
Extended plays	Adderall
Singles	"Wait and Bleed" "Spit It Out" "Left Behind" "My Plague" "Duality" "Vermilion" "The Nameless" "Before I Forget" "All Hope Is Gone" "Psychosocial" "Dead Memories" "Sulfur" "Snuff" "The Negative One" "The Devil in I" "Custer" "Killpop" "Goodbye" "All Out Life" "Unsainted" "Solway Firth" "Birth of the Cruel" "Nero Forte" "The Chapeltown Rag" "The Dying Song (Time to Sing)" "Yen"
Promotional singles	"The Heretic Anthem" "Vermilion Pt. 2" "XIX" "Sarcastrophe" "AOV" "Custer" "Skeptic"
Other songs	"Purity"
Video albums	Welcome to Our Neighborhood Disasterpieces Voliminal: Inside the Nine (sic)nesses Day of the Gusano: Live in Mexico
Tours	Livin la Vida Loco World Domination Tour Tattoo the Earth Iowa World Tour The Subliminal Verses World Tour All Hope Is Gone World Tour Memorial World Tour Knotfest
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