Steven Page
First off, let me say that this man has the most remarkable voice I have ever heard. Anyway, Steven and Ed founded Barenaked Ladies in 1988 when they were both 18. They are now 29. Steven plays the guitar, the flute and, of course, sings. He is married to Carolyn Ricketts and they have two sons, Isaac and Benjamin. He and Ed write all of BNL's songs. Occasionally Steven will write with his mentor Stephen Duffy. Another fun fact- Steven seems to have a habit of streaking.

Ed Robertson
Ed and Steven met at a music camp in Toronto and "just clicked right away" So begins the story of BNL. Ed plays the guitar, banjo, and the mandolin. He also does vocals and has an excellent voice. Ed is married to Natalie Herbert. They have a daughter named Hannah and a new son whom I believe is named Owen. Ed has two cats, a dog, and some fish. He has a fish tatoo on one arm and a Canadian flag on the other.

Tyler Stewart
Tyler is the Barenaked drummer. Hes...goofy.And kinda kinky, I guess. That is the best word I can think of to describe him, besides a great drummer. He had a waitress fetish, but I guess thats over since he married a schoolteacher named Jill. This was sometime in 1998. Tyler grew up in New Market, Ontario and joined BNL in 1990 when he met the guys at a buskers festival in Toronto.

Jim Creeggan
Jim has awesome hair. Flaming, if you will. He plays a double upright bass and electric bass guitar. Jim and Andy Creeggan have two albums out, simply titled The Brothers Creeggan and The Brothers Creeggan 2. In high school he was in track and actually set some records. Sorry, thats all I really know about Jim.

Kevin Hearn br> Kevin is a keyboard and sample guy, but his true passion is the accordion. He took the place of Andrew Creeggan on tour, but never played on an album until STUNT. Andy left the band to persue acedemic intrests. Kevin has a solo album out called Mothball Mint, and used to play ina band called The Look People. He recently recovered from leukemia and is now cancer free(YEA!!!!!!!!!) I saw him when I sat First Row (ahem) on New Years Day 2000 and he looked great. He even took it upon himself to stand on his piano.