Complete List Of Tedeschi Trucks Band Members

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I was always a big fan of the Derek Trucks Band. I always loved listening to Derek play guitar in the Allman Brothers Band. Between him and Warren Haynes, they paid great respect to Duane and Dickey while bringing their own fiery playing that revitalized the band in its later years. However, it was always interesting to hear him play in his own band, where I thought he could really let it loose. Nonetheless, he seems to have taken it to an entirely new level when he formed the Tedeschi Trucks Band in 2010 with his wife, Susan Tedeschi.

Based in Jacksonville, Florida, the band is known for its strong blend of blues, soul, and rock, featuring a large ensemble of musicians. Since its inception, the group has released several albums, including the Grammy-winning Revelator in 2011 and its sixth studio album, Future Soul, in 2026. The band has also been noted for its dynamic live performances, highlighted by their improvisational skills and the chemistry between the lead duo and the rest of the ensemble. Over the years, the band’s lineup has changed, with members contributing to different albums and tours.

Susan Tedeschi

Susan Tedeschi, co-founder of the Tedeschi Trucks Band, serves as the lead vocalist and guitarist. She joined the band upon its formation in 2010 and has been a pivotal figure in all their recordings, including their debut Grammy-winning album Revelator, Made Up Mind, Let Me Get By, the four-part I Am the Moon project, and Future Soul. Prior to forming the band with her husband, Derek Trucks, Tedeschi had a successful solo career, highlighted by multiple Grammy nominations and a strong reputation in the blues and soul music scenes.

Derek Trucks

Derek Trucks is the co-founder and a central figure in the Tedeschi Trucks Band, known for his slide guitar skills. He has played on all the band’s albums, contributing not just skillful guitar work but also his vision as a bandleader. Before forming the band, Trucks was a member of The Allman Brothers Band and led The Derek Trucks Band. He is renowned for his slide guitar playing, often echoing the spirit of Duane Allman with a bit of John Coltrane’s phrasing.

Kofi Burbridge

Kofi Burbridge was a flautist and keyboardist with the Tedeschi Trucks Band from its formation in 2010 until his passing in 2019. His musicianship is featured on albums like Revelator, Made Up Mind, Let Me Get By, and Signs. Burbridge was also known for his work with the Derek Trucks Band before joining Tedeschi Trucks Band. His ability to play multiple instruments added depth to the band’s sound and contributed significantly to their musical arrangements. Burbridge died on February 15, 2019, from complications related to a cardiac condition.

Mike Mattison

Mike Mattison, a vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter, has been with the Tedeschi Trucks Band since its inception. He previously worked with Derek Trucks in The Derek Trucks Band as the lead vocalist before transitioning into the large vocal ensemble of Tedeschi Trucks Band. Mattison’s gritty voice and songwriting skills are featured prominently throughout the band’s catalog, including Future Soul. Outside of the band, he has pursued solo projects and collaborations that showcase his versatile talents in blues and roots music.

Tyler Greenwell

Tyler “Falcon” Greenwell joined the Tedeschi Trucks Band at its start in 2010 and has served as one of the drummers and percussionists. His drumming is an integral part of albums like Revelator, Made Up Mind, and Future Soul. Greenwell’s previous experience includes playing with Colonel Bruce Hampton, adding a strong jazz and jam band influence to his style, which has benefited the dynamic range of the band’s sound.

J.J. Johnson

J.J. Johnson was the co-drummer with Tyler Greenwell from the band’s beginning in 2010 through 2020, helping define the rhythmic backbone of the Tedeschi Trucks Band on albums such as Revelator and Made Up Mind. Before joining the band, Johnson played with artists like John Mayer and Doyle Bramhall II, bringing a blend of rock, blues, and soul drumming techniques that complemented the band’s eclectic sound. Johnson left the group during the pandemic, and Isaac Eady later took his place in the two-drummer lineup.

Brandon Boone

Brandon Boone, the bassist for the Tedeschi Trucks Band, joined in 2019. His contributions can be heard on the band’s more recent recordings and live performances, including the four-part I Am the Moon project and Future Soul. Boone’s previous experience includes playing in various jazz and R&B settings, which suits the band’s diverse musical explorations. His presence has added a fresh dynamic to the group’s rhythm section.

Alecia Chakour

Alecia Chakour joined the Tedeschi Trucks Band in 2015 as a vocalist and percussionist. Her soulful voice has enriched the band’s harmony vocals on tour and recordings, including Let Me Get By, I Am the Moon, and Future Soul. Outside of the band, Chakour has worked with notable artists like Warren Haynes and has been involved in various music projects that showcase her broad vocal talents.

Oteil Burbridge

Oteil Burbridge was the bass guitarist and a founding member of the Tedeschi Trucks Band from its inception in 2010 until 2012. Known for his deep grooves and fluid playing, Burbridge’s contributions are heard on the band’s debut album Revelator and the live album Everybody’s Talkin’. Prior to joining Tedeschi Trucks, he was well-known for his work with the Allman Brothers Band and the jam band scene. After his tenure with Tedeschi Trucks, Oteil continued his musical journey with Dead & Company, bringing his vibrant bass playing to a wider audience in the jam band and rock circuits.

Tim Lefebvre

Tim Lefebvre held the position of bass guitarist from 2013 to 2018. He played on key albums like Made Up Mind and Let Me Get By, bringing a versatile and dynamic approach to the band’s rhythm section. Outside of Tedeschi Trucks Band, Lefebvre has a notable career as a session musician and contributed to David Bowie’s Blackstar album. Lefebvre left Tedeschi Trucks Band at the end of 2018, with Brandon Boone joining the group for shows at the beginning of 2019.

Maurice “Mobetta” Brown

Maurice “Mobetta” Brown was the trumpet player for the band from 2010 to 2015. His jazz-infused style contributed to the band’s brass section on albums such as Revelator and Made Up Mind. Beyond his work with Tedeschi Trucks, Brown is recognized as a solo artist and producer in the jazz and hip-hop scenes, bringing innovative sounds to his projects.

Saunders Sermons

Saunders Sermons played trombone with the Tedeschi Trucks Band from 2010 to 2015. His contributions can be heard on their early albums, providing rich, melodic brass lines that complemented the band’s soulful sound. Sermons is also a skilled vocalist, which allowed him to contribute to the band’s vocal harmonies as well. After leaving the band, he pursued a solo career, releasing his own music that showcases his talents as both a singer and a trombonist.

Mark Rivers

Mark Rivers has been providing vocals for the Tedeschi Trucks Band since 2010 and also contributes percussion. His voice has been a consistent part of the ensemble’s lush backing vocals across the band’s albums and live performances. Rivers remains part of the current 2026 lineup and appears on Future Soul.

Kebbi Williams

Kebbi Williams, the band’s saxophonist since 2010, brings a vigorous, energetic jazz element to the Tedeschi Trucks Band’s sound. His performances are featured prominently across the band’s discography, adding depth and flair to the brass section. Williams remains part of the current lineup and is also known for his work with various other artists and his involvement in community music projects.

Ephraim Owens

Ephraim Owens joined the Tedeschi Trucks Band on trumpet in 2015, taking over after Maurice Brown. His powerful and intricate trumpet lines became an important part of the band’s horn section on recordings and live shows during the following years. Owens was replaced on the road during the latter half of 2024 and made a guest return with the band in Austin in 2025. He is no longer listed as the band’s regular trumpeter.

Emmanuel Echem

Emmanuel Echem took over the regular trumpet role with the Tedeschi Trucks Band at the start of 2025. The Nashville-based trumpeter became part of the band’s touring horn section alongside Kebbi Williams and Elizabeth Lea and is now listed as an official member of the 2026 lineup. Echem also appears on the band’s 2026 studio album Future Soul.

Elizabeth Lea

Elizabeth Lea, who joined as the trombonist in 2015, has brought her robust trombone playing to the forefront of the band’s brass sound. Her contributions can be heard on the band’s recordings and live performances, enriching the band’s musical texture. Lea’s experience spans various musical styles, which helps her seamlessly integrate into the diverse sound of Tedeschi Trucks Band. She remains the band’s current trombonist.

Gabe Dixon

Gabe Dixon joined the Tedeschi Trucks Band at the end of 2018 and became part of the group’s full-time lineup on keyboards and vocals. Since then, he has been a key part of the band’s studio recordings and live performances, including the I Am the Moon project and Future Soul. Dixon’s prior experience as a solo artist and member of the Gabe Dixon Band adds a rich layer of musicality and vocal prowess to the ensemble.

Isaac Eady

Isaac Eady joined the Tedeschi Trucks Band as a drummer and percussionist after the band’s pandemic-era pause, replacing J.J. Johnson in the two-drummer lineup. He became part of the group’s touring lineup in 2021 and has since contributed to recordings including I Am the Moon and Future Soul. His drumming brings a fresh energy and dynamic beat to the band’s evolving sound.

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Updated August 18, 2026.