film Stand By Me as his biggest musical influence, and stated that he looks to the 1950s and 1960s for inspiration when writing. For Somewhere in the Between he sought to "branch out in different directions", adding "eastern European and gypsy sounds" to give the album "a world influence". Discography Studio albums Everything Goes Numb (2003) Keasbey Nights (2006) Somewhere in the Between (2007) 99 Songs of Revolution: Vol. 1 (2010) The Hands That Thieve (2013) Members Current members Tomas Kalnoky – lead vocals, guitar (2002–present) Jim Conti – vocals, tenor saxophone, alto saxophone (2002–present), baritone saxophone (2005–present) Chris Thatcher – drums (2003–present) Mike Brown – baritone and alto saxophone, backing vocals (2005–present) Pete McCullough – bass, backing vocals (2006–present) Matt Stewart – trumpet, backing vocals (2007–present) Karl Lyden - trombone, backing vocals (2015–present) Dan Ross - baritone saxophone (2002-2005), alto and tenor saxophone (2015-present) Former members Jamie Egan - trumpet (2002-2005), trombone (2002-2003) Josh Ansley - bass (2002-2004) Pete Sibilia - tenor saxophone (2002) Stuart Karmatz - drums (2002) Paul Lowndes - drums (2002-2003) Mike Soprano - trombone, backing vocals (2003-2010) Chris Paszik - bass (2004-2006) Delano Bonner - trumpet (2005-2007) Nadav Nirenberg - trombone, backing vocals (2010-2015) Timeline Note: Mike Soprano played trombone on 99 Songs of Revolution but left the band before the album was released. Note: Jamie Egan recorded trumpet on Keasbey Nights in 2006 but was not touring with the band at the time. He and Kalnoky are the only two to appear on both versions of Keasbey Nights. See also Catch 22 Gimp Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution References External links Streetlight Manifesto official site American ska musical groups Musical groups from New Jersey Musical collectives Third-wave ska groups Victory Records artists Musical groups established in 2002 2002 establishments in New Jersey Articles which contain graphical timelines American ska punk musical groups Musicians from New Brunswick, New Jersey