Mika Horiuchi

The band has recorded five albums with five different studio lineups.

The band's first line-up started with british guitarist Jacky Vincent, A Smile From the Trenches guitarist Derek Jones, LoveHateHero drummer Scott Gee. At the beginning of April 2011, drummer Scott Gee left the band after finalizing the recordings of the debut studio album The Drug in Me Is You. He was replaced by former I Am Ghost and The Bigger Lights drummer Ryan Seaman. Days after Gee's departure, bassist Nason Schoeffler announced his departure from the band in order to be the lead singer of the band MeMyselfAlive. He was replaced by former Cellador bassist Mika Horiuchi. Despite not having participation on the album, Seaman and Horiuchi were included in the credits of their debut album The Drug in Me Is You. In early 2012 after the release of their debut album The Drug in Me Is You, the band announced the departure of bassist Mika Horiuchi. He was replaced by former I Am Ghost bassist Ron Ficarro. In May 2014, the band announced the departure of bassist Ron Ficarro after his participation in the album Fashionably Late released in 2013. On that same day they announced that he would be replaced by former bassist and co-founder of Escape the Fate, Max Green (who had announced his departure from Escape the Fate days before after his return to the band in late 2013). In October 2014 the band had announced the departure of bassist Max Green, the departure being friendly. He was replaced by Casval Wolfe of Vespera. On February 24, 2015 the band released their third studio album called Just Like You. It was the band's first album to be released without an official bassist. In the days of the album's release, former Black Tide bassist Zakk Sandler began playing with Falling in Reverse, later an official member announced. At the end of October 2015, the band announced the departure of guitarist Jacky Vincent. The departure was the most emotional in the band. Jacky announced his departure in order to continue his solo career. He was replaced by guitarist Christian Thompson. In April 2017, days after the fourth studio album Coming Home was released, the departure of drummer Ryan Seaman was rumored. This was confirmed a month later when former There for Tomorrow drummer Chris Kamrada appeared performing with the band. In March 2018, in the middle of a tour of the United States, lead guitarist Christian Thompson announced that he had suffered a shoulder injury. In April of that same year he announced his departure from the band for personal reasons and he was replaced by Tyler Burgess. On June 26, 2018, the band had released the single "Losing My Life" and their participation in the latest Vans Warped Tour. The band presented a new lineup consisting of guitarist Max Georgiev, bassist Tyler Burgess and drummer Brandon "Rage" Richter; bassist Zakk Sandler was now the keyboardist, percussionist and guitarist. In October 2018 before beginning the acoustic tour "The Roast of Ronnie Radke Tour", drummer Brandon Richter left the band without explanation. On April 8, 2019, the band released the single "Drugs", keyboardist Zakk Sandler is not shown in the music video, it was rumored that he had also left the band, this was confirmed later by Sandler, but announced that his departure was friendly. On October 13, 2019, the band performed at the Aftershock Festival with new drummer Johnny Mele. On April 22, 2020, vocalist Ronnie Radke announced on social media the death of rhythm guitarist Derek Jones; his cause of death was later revealed as subdural hematoma in Radke's book I Can Explain. Jones was the only member after Radke to be with the band from the beginning, leaving four studio albums recorded (The Drug in Me Is You, Fashionably Late, Just Like You and Coming Home). On October 18, 2020, former guitarist Christian Thompson announced his return to the band replacing Derek Jones. At the beginning of 2021, bassist Tyler Burgess and drummer Johnny Mele left the band. This was confirmed when Wes Horton III appeared as bassist and Luke Holland as drummer in the promotional video of the band's online concert. However, in mid-2022, bassist Wes Horton left the band without any explanation, marking the return of Tyler Burgess to the band. Following the release of Popular Monster (2024) Max Georgiev left the band and was replaced by Marc Okubo. In June 2025, Daniel “DL” Laskiewicz began playing bass with Falling in Reverse with no announcement of the status of Burgess.

• Image — Name — Years active — Instruments — Release contributions • Ronnie Radke — 2008–present — * lead vocals * keyboards * rhythm guitar (2017–2018) — all Falling in Reverse releases • Christian Thompson — * 2015–2018 * 2020–present — * lead guitar (2015–2018, 2024–present) * rhythm guitar (2020–2024) * backing vocals — all releases since Coming Home (2017) • Luke Holland — 2021–present — * drums * percussion — all releases since Popular Monster (2024) • Marc Okubo — 2024–present — * rhythm guitar — "All My Women" (2025) • Daniel "DL" Laskiewicz — 2025–present — * bass * backing vocals

• Image — Name — Years active — Instruments — Release contributions • Derek Jones — 2008–2020 (until his death) — * rhythm guitar * backing vocals — all Falling in Reverse releases except "Popular Monster" (2024) • Nason Schoeffler — 2008–2011 — * bass * backing vocals — The Drug in Me Is You (uncredited performance) (2011) • Jacky Vincent — 2009–2015 — * lead guitar * backing vocals — all Falling in Reverse releases from The Drug in Me Is You (2011) to Just Like You (2015) • Nick Rich — 2009–2010 — * drums * percussion — Only Falling in Reverse demos • Scott Gee — 2010–2011 — * drums * percussion * backing vocals — The Drug in Me Is You (uncredited performance) (2011) • Ryan Seaman — 2011–2017 — all Falling in Reverse releases from The Drug in Me Is You (2011) to Coming Home (2017) • Mika Horiuchi — 2011–2012 — * bass * backing vocals — The Drug in Me Is You (2011) • Ron Ficarro — 2012–2014 — Fashionably Late (2013) • Max Green — 2014 — Credits on Fashionably Late re-issue (2014) • Zakk Sandler — 2015–2019 — * bass (2015–2018) * keyboards, percussion and rhythm guitar (2018–2019) * backing vocals — Coming Home (2017) • Max Georgiev — 2018–2024 — * lead guitar * backing vocals — * "Losing My Life" (2018) * "Drugs" (2019) * Popular Monster (2024) • Brandon "Rage" Richter — 2018 — * drums * percussion — "Losing My Life" (2018) • Johnny Mele — 2019–2021 — * drums * percussion * backing vocals — * The Drug In Me Is Reimagined (2020) * Popular Monster (2024) • Wes Horton — 2021–2022 — * bass * backing vocals — Popular Monster (2024) • Tyler Burgess — * 2018–2021 * 2022–2025 — * bass (2018–2021, 2022–2025) * backing vocals * lead guitar (2018) • Christian "CC" Coma — 2019 — drums — "Drugs" (2019)

• Image — Name — Years active — Instruments • Casval J. Wolfe — 2014–2015 — * bass * backing vocals • Chris Kamrada — 2017 — * drums * percussion • Michael Levine — * 2017–2018 * 2018 • Anthony Ghazel — * 2018 * 2018–2019

• Image — Name — Years active — Instruments — Release contributions • Michael "Elvis" Baskette — 2011–2017 — * additional writing * keyboards * production * strings * additional vocals * production * mixing * mastering * programming — all Falling in Reverse releases from The Drug in Me Is You (2011) to Coming Home (2017) • Trace Cyrus — 2011 — * additional writing * guitars * additional vocals * keyboards * percussion — The Drug in Me Is You (2011) • David Holdredge — * additional writing * keyboards * strings * additional vocals • Jeff Moll — * additional vocals * digital editing — The Drug in Me Is You (2011) and Coming Home (2017) • Bryan Ross — * additional writing * guitar * drums — The Drug in Me Is You (2011) • Kevin Thomas — assistant engineer • Omar Espinosa — 2011–2013 — * additional writing — all Falling in Reverse releases from The Drug in Me Is You (2011) to Fashionably Late (2013) • Nick Pritchard — 2011 — * artwork * design — The Drug in Me Is You (2011) • Devin Taylor — photography • Matt Grayson • Ryan Ogren — 2013 — * strings * synthesizer * additional production — Fashionably Late (2013) • Chris Lord-Alge — mixing • Rusty Cooley — * guitar solo on "Born to Lead" • Pete Rutcho — mixing • Ted Jensen — mastering • Charles Kallaghan Massabo — 2015 — * additional production * synth * bass — Just Like You (2015) • Tyler Smyth — 2017–present — * production * bass * guitar — all Falling in Reverse releases from Coming Home (2017) to present • Steve Aiello — 2017 — * additional writing — Coming Home (2017) • Cody Stewart — 2018 — "Losing My Mind" (2018) • Cody Quistad — 2019–present — * guitar * additional writing — * "Drugs" (2019) * Popular Monster (2024) * "God Is A Weapon" (2025) • Corey Taylor — * 2019 * 2026 — guest vocals — * "Drugs" (2019) * "Joseph" (2026) • Jon Lundin — 2024 — additional writing — Popular Monster (2024) • Jason Richardson — * additional writing * guitars • Tech N9ne — guest vocals • Alex Terrible • Jelly Roll • Saraya Bevis • Sean Rooney — * arrangement * orchestra * piano • Marilyn Manson — 2025 — guest vocals — "God Is A Weapon" (2025) • Hardy — "All My Women" (2025) • Serj Tankian — 2026 — "Joseph" (2026)