List of power trios

This is a list of rock groups described as power trios  – bands consisting of electric guitar, bass, and drums.

The prototypical power trio is the British band Cream, founded in 1966 with Eric Clapton on guitar/vocals, Jack Bruce on bass/vocals, and Ginger Baker on drums. ^[1]

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A Adrian Belew Power Trio Agent Orange [2] Alkaline Trio [3] American Authors (Quartet from 2006 to 2021, trio since 2021) Arcane Roots [4] Arcwelder [5] The Aristocrats [6] Ash The Atomic Bitchwax [7] Autolux B Babes in Toyland [8] Back Door Slam [9] Band of Skulls [10] Beck, Bogert & Appice [11] Biffy Clyro [12] The Big Three [13] Black Rebel Motorcycle Club [14] Blink-182 [15] Blue Cheer [16] Blue Murder [17] Boris (except for occasional fourth member Michio Kurihara on guitar) [18] Bowling for Soup (upon the departure of Chris Burney in 2025) Boygenius [19] Bratmobile [20] Brutus [21] Budgie [22] Buffalo Tom [23] C California Breed [24] Ché [25] Chevelle [26] Clear Blue Sky [27] Cloakroom Coroner [28] Cosmic Psychos [29] Cream [16] [30] The Cribs (except when Johnny Marr was a member) [31] D Dada [32] Danko Jones [33] Death [34] Die! Die! Die! [35] Dinosaur Jr. Divididos [36] Doctor Victor [37] Dust [38] Dying Fetus [39] E Earthless Earl Greyhound [12] Elliott Brood Emerson, Lake and Palmer Everclear The Evidence F Failure The Fall of Troy Feeder Firehose The Fratellis Freak Kitchen Fudge Tunnel Fun Lovin' Criminals G Galaxie 500 Glass Harp Gnome Godflesh Grand Funk Railroad [30] [40] Grand Magus Grant Lee Buffalo Green Day [16] Guitar Wolf [41] H Heroes & Zeros High on Fire [42] Highly Suspect Buddy Holly and the Crickets Hot Tuna (three power trio albums from 1974 to 1977) [43] House of Large Sizes Hüsker Dü Hot Club de Paris

I Interpol [44] J James Gang [30] Jawbreaker The Jimi Hendrix Experience [16] [30] John Mayer Trio [12] The Joy Formidable [12] K Kamchatka Karma to Burn [45] [46] Killdozer [47] King's X [16] KXM [48] Khruangbin L Lifehouse The Lawrence Arms Leño Leusemia The London Souls [12] Los Lonely Boys [12] Love of Diagrams Low M Manic Street Preachers Mantra Sunrise May Blitz Meat Puppets Melvins Menomena Metz [49] Minutemen Mischief Brew Modest Mouse (between 1996 and 1997) Mondo Generator [50] Morphine Motörhead [16] [30] Mountain Muse [12] MxPx Motorpsycho N Nada Surf until 2010, when Doug Gillard joined on second guitar Nebula [51] Niacin The Nice Nirvana [16] [30] Nomeansno November O One Man Army The Outfield P Paramore Peer Günt Pepper Peter Bjorn and John [12] Placebo The Police [30] [52] The Presidents of the United States of America Primus [16] Los Prisioneros Prong Q Qui R Radio Moscow Raven (quartet 1974–1981, power trio 1981–present) [53] The Rods Rose Hill Drive [54] Rush [16] [30] Russian Circles [12]

S Sasquatch [55] Sausage The Screaming Blue Messiahs Screaming Females Sebadoh The Secret Machines [12] Shellac [56] Shrug Silverchair Sick Puppies Sleater-Kinney Sleep Soda Stereo Sodom [57] (from 1981 until 2018) Soft Machine Spiderbait State Radio Stick Men The Steepwater Band Steve Morse Band Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble [16] (until 1985, when Reese Wynans was added) Stöner [58] Stray Cats Sublime The Subways Sugar Sunflower Bean (until 2019, when Danny Ayala was added) Super 400 T Talas Taste [59] Tera Melos The Tea Party Therapy? The Thermals [12] Them Crooked Vultures [12] The Warning Thirty Seconds to Mars Those Darlins Tiger Army Tiny Moving Parts Triumph [60] Triggerfinger TTNG U U.K. Unearthly Trance Urge Overkill [61] V Vampire Weekend (began as a quartet and became a rock trio when Rostam Batmanglij left the band in 2016) Vardis Venom Violent Femmes Voice of Baceprot W Wakrat [62] Walt Mink [63] The Warning West, Bruce and Laing Wild Adriatic White Lies The Winery Dogs Wipers Wolfmother The Wombats X The XX [12] Y Yawning Man [64] Yeah Yeah Yeahs [30] Year Long Disaster [65] The Young Gods [66] Young Knives Yo La Tengo Yob Z Zebra ZZ Top [16] [30] # 50 Foot Wave The 5.6.7.8s

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