A founding member of Oasis, Bonehead's rhythm guitar work was crucial to the band's early sound. He played on the band's first three albums, including their most successful release "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?". He left the band in 1999 during the recording of "Standing on the Shoulder of Giants".
As the original bassist, Guigsy's melodic bass lines helped shape Oasis's signature sound. He performed on all their early hits and was known for his laid-back personality within the band. He departed shortly after Bonehead in 1999.
Original drummer who played on "Definitely Maybe" and early singles. His straightforward drumming style was perfect for the band's early raw sound. He was replaced by Alan White in 1995.
Alan White brought a more sophisticated drumming style to Oasis, playing on some of their biggest hits including "Wonderwall" and "Don't Look Back in Anger". He performed on four studio albums before departing in 2004.
Joining after Bonehead's departure, Gem brought new energy to the band's later albums. He contributed to songwriting and became an integral part of Oasis's later sound.
Previously the guitarist in Ride, Andy switched to bass when joining Oasis. He played on the band's later albums and contributed to songwriting, helping evolve their sound in the 2000s.