United States Marine Corps rank insignia - wikipedia United States Marine Corps rank insignia Jump to : navigation , search Various Marine and Navy rank insignia ( as well as other devices ) left at the summit of Mount Suribachi on Iwo Jima . Common military ranks in English Navies Armies Air forces Commissioned officers Admiral of the fleet Field marshal or General of the army Marshal of the air force Admiral General Air chief marshal Vice admiral Lieutenant general Air marshal Rear admiral Major general Air vice-marshal Commodore Brigadier or brigadier general Air commodore Captain Colonel Group captain Commander Lieutenant colonel Wing commander Lieutenant commander Major or Commandant Squadron leader Lieutenant Captain Flight lieutenant Lieutenant junior grade or sub-lieutenant Lieutenant or first lieutenant Flying officer Ensign or midshipman Second lieutenant Pilot officer Officer cadet Officer cadet Flight cadet Enlisted grades Warrant officer or chief petty officer Warrant officer or sergeant major Warrant officer Petty officer Sergeant Sergeant Leading seaman Corporal or bombardier Corporal Seaman Private or gunner or trooper Aircraftman or airman Talk View Marine ranks in ascending order , with tables indicating abbreviations in the style used by the United States Marine Corps , pay grades , and rank insignia : Contents ( hide ) 1 Commissioned officers 1.1 `` Tombstone promotions '' 2 Warrant officers 3 Enlisted 4 Forms of address 5 Traditions 6 See also 7 References 8 Sources 9 External links Commissioned officers ( edit ) Commissioned officers are distinguished from other officers by their commission , which is the formal written authority , issued in the name of the President of the United States , that confers the rank and authority of a Marine Officer . Commissioned officers carry the `` special trust and confidence '' of the President of the United States . Commissioned officer ranks are further subdivided into general officers , field - grade officers , and company - grade officers . The highest billets in the Marine Corps , the Commandant of the Marine Corps and the Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps are , by statute , four - star ranks , as the Marine Corps is a separate naval service under the Department of the Navy . Officer Company - grade officers Field - grade officers General officers Title ( Abbreviation ) Second lieutenant ( 2ndLt ) First lieutenant ( 1stLt ) Captain ( Capt ) Major ( Maj ) Lieutenant colonel ( LtCol ) Colonel ( Col ) Brigadier general ( BGen ) Major general ( MajGen ) Lieutenant general ( LtGen ) General ( Gen ) US DoD Pay Grade O - 1 O - 2 O - 3 O - 4 O - 5 O - 6 O - 7 O - 8 O - 9 O - 10 NATO Code OF - 1 OF - 2 OF - 3 OF - 4 OF - 5 OF - 6 OF - 7 OF - 8 OF - 9 Insignia Marine Service Uniform Insignia `` Tombstone promotions '' ( edit ) The Act of Congress of March 4 , 1925 , allowed officers in the Navy , Marine Corps , and Coast Guard to be promoted one grade upon retirement if they had been specially commended for performance of duty in actual combat . Combat citation promotions were colloquially known as `` tombstone promotions '' because they conferred all the perks and prestige of the higher rank including the loftier title on their tombstones but no additional retirement pay . The Act of Congress of February 23 , 1942 , enabled tombstone promotions to three - and four - star grades . Tombstone promotions were subsequently restricted to citations issued before January 1 , 1947 , and finally eliminated altogether effective November 1 , 1959 . The practice was terminated in an effort to encourage senior officer retirements prior to the effective date of the change to relieve an overstrength in the senior ranks . Any officer who actually served in a grade while on active duty receives precedence on the retirement list over any tombstone officer holding the same retired grade . Tombstone officers rank among each other according to the dates of their highest active duty grade . Warrant officers ( edit ) See also : Warrant officer ( United States ) Warrant Officers provide leadership and training in specialized fields and skills . Unlike other nations ' militaries ( which rank warrant officers as Staff NCO equivalents ) , the United States military confers warrants and commissions on its Warrant Officers and classifies them into a separate category senior to all enlisted grades of rank ( including officer candidates ) , cadets , and midshipmen . As Warrant Officers are officer - level technical specialists they generally do not exercise command outside of their specialty . Warrant officers come primarily from the Staff Non-Commissioned Officer ( SNCO ) ranks . A Chief Warrant Officer , CWO2 -- CWO5 , serving in the MOS 0306 `` Infantry Weapons Officer '' carries a special title , `` Marine Gunner , '' which does not replace his rank . A Marine Gunner replaces the Chief Warrant Officer insignia on the left collar with a bursting bomb insignia . Other warrant officers are sometimes informally referred to as `` Gunner . '' Warrant Officers Infantry Weapons Officer `` Marine Gunner '' Warrant Officer ( WO ) Chief Warrant Officer - 2 ( CWO2 ) Chief Warrant Officer - 3 ( CWO3 ) Chief Warrant Officer - 4 ( CWO4 ) Chief Warrant Officer - 5 ( CWO5 ) US DoD Pay Grade W - 1 W - 2 W - 3 W - 4 W - 5 NATO Code WO - 1 WO - 2 WO - 3 WO - 4 WO - 5 Enlisted ( edit ) Enlisted Marines with paygrades of E-4 and E-5 are non-commissioned officers ( NCOs ) while those at E-6 and higher are Staff Noncommissioned Officers ( SNCOs ) . The E-8 and E-9 levels each have two ranks per pay grade , each with different responsibilities . Gunnery Sergeants ( E-7 ) indicate on their annual evaluations ( called `` fitness reports '' ) their preferred promotional track : Master Sergeant or First Sergeant . The First Sergeant and Sergeant Major ranks are command - oriented Senior Enlisted Advisors , with Marines of these ranks serving as the senior enlisted Marines in a unit , charged to assist the commanding officer in matters of discipline , administration , and the morale and welfare of the unit . Master Sergeants and Master Gunnery Sergeants provide technical leadership as occupational specialists in their specific MOS . First Sergeants typically serve as the senior enlisted Marine in a company , battery , or other unit at similar echelon , while Sergeants Major serve the same role in battalions , squadrons , or larger units . The Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps is a billet and with it carries a special rank insignia , conferred on the senior enlisted Marine of the entire Marine Corps , personally selected by the Commandant of the Marine Corps . It and the Marine Gunner are the only billets which rate modified rank insignia in place of the traditional rank insignia . Enlisted Junior enlisted Non-commissioned officers ( NCOs ) Staff non-commissioned officers ( SNCOs ) Title ( Abbreviation ) Private ( Pvt ) Private first class ( PFC ) Lance corporal ( LCpl ) Corporal ( Cpl ) Sergeant ( Sgt ) Staff sergeant ( SSgt ) Gunnery sergeant ( GySgt ) Master sergeant ( MSgt ) First sergeant ( 1stSgt ) Master gunnery sergeant ( MGySgt ) Sergeant major ( SgtMaj ) Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps ( SMMC ) US DoD Pay Grade E-1 E-2 E-3 E-4 E-5 E-6 E-7 E-8 E-9 NATO Code OR - 1 OR - 2 OR - 3 OR - 4 OR - 5 OR - 6 OR - 7 OR - 8 OR - 9 Insignia no insignia Different styles of rank insignia are worn on different Marine uniforms : L to R : Evening Dress coat , Dress Blue coat , Service Dress coat , Service Dress `` B '' and `` C '' shirt , and combat utility pin - on insignia for a Staff Sergeant The gold stripes on red flash are worn on the Dress Blue uniform coat , green stripes on red flash are worn on the Service uniform coat ; the rank insignia are worn on the upper sleeve of both blouses . The khaki uniforms use green stripes on khaki flash , and again are worn on the upper sleeves of both long and short - sleeved service blouses . Utility uniform rank insignia are black metal pins and are worn on the collars , or black embroidered insignia sewn into patches of material when wearing a flak . Musicians in the United States Marine Band wear insignia with lyre in the center as opposed to the crossed rifles , to denote their lack of a combat mission ; full - service Marines who are attached to the 10 field bands of the Operating Forces and Supporting Establishment continue to wear their normal rank insignia . Forms of address ( edit ) See also : List of United States Marine Corps acronyms and expressions Marines address all enlisted personnel by rank , and all commissioned officers with `` sir '' or `` ma'am '' . Warrant officers , regardless of rank , are addressed just as commissioned officers are , but may also be addressed as `` Warrant Officer '' or `` Gunner '' , although the latter is sometimes considered improper unless the officer is an Infantry Weapons Officer ( MOS 0306 ) . During recruit training , recruits are indoctrinated to address all superiors as `` sir '' or `` ma'am '' . Addressing a commissioned officer ( or any rank ) as `` Mister '' has long been considered a grievous insult towards the individual . The most junior ranks between pay grades E-1 and E-3 ( privates , privates first class , and lance corporals ) are commonly referred to by their last name only , using their rank only in a formal situation . `` Marine '' is also a common form of address for junior Marines . During recruit training , recruits are not Marines until they graduate , and must address all Marines who have completed recruit training , including instructors , as `` sir '' or `` ma'am '' . Incoming recruits must also refer to themselves in the third person ( i.e. , `` this recruit '' ) , and their rank is replaced with the word `` Recruit '' . This continues until the last week of bootcamp , when recruits must pass the final , grueling test of the `` Crucible '' in order to earn both their Eagle , Globe , and Anchor and the title of `` Marine . '' Likewise , during officer training , officer candidates are not yet commissioned Marine officers , and must refer to themselves as `` this candidate '' or `` the candidate '' , even though some officer candidates may hold an enlisted rank . During Officer Candidate School , each candidate is referred to as `` candidate '' and not `` Marine . '' Unlike their enlisted counterparts , officer candidates refer to enlisted Marines , including their instructors , by their full and proper rank ; only commissioned officers are addressed as `` sir '' or `` ma'am '' . To reinforce the leadership responsibility of the rank or to show an extra measure of respect , it is common to add the words `` of Marines '' after the rank itself ; i.e. `` Corporal of Marines '' and `` Sergeant of Marines . '' This verbiage comes straight from the USMC noncommissioned officer promotion warrants . Informally , some enlisted ranks have commonly used nicknames , though they are not official and may be improper for use in formal situations . The acceptability of nickname use by juniors is at the discretion of the individual rank holder . A gunnery sergeant is typically called `` Gunny '' and occasionally `` Guns '' , or very rarely , `` Gunther '' . A master sergeant is commonly called `` Top '' , and a master gunnery sergeant is `` Master Gunny '' or `` Master Guns '' , or , very rarely , `` Master Gunther '' . Differing from the Army and Air Force , all ranks containing `` sergeant '' are always addressed by their full rank and never shortened to simply `` Sergeant '' or `` Sarge '' . A private first class is usually referred to as a PFC , instead of simply `` private '' ; similarly , Lance Corporal is not shortened to `` Corporal '' . Senior officers may informally address junior officers by their first name . Marines of the same rank may also address each other by their first names when among peers only and never in the presence of junior or senior Marines . Finally , Marines consider it a grievous insult to be called a `` soldier '' , as soldier is an army - specific appellation , except in the Marine Corps nom de guerre `` Soldier ( s ) of the Sea '' or its variation `` Sea Soldier ( s ) '' and in the highly generic sense of referring to any member of the military , especially those members performing ground combat missions such as Navy SEALs and Air Force special operations and Security Forces personnel . Additionally , while Marines often are collectively called `` troops '' , it is never appropriate to address Marines individually or collectively as either a `` troop '' or `` trooper ( s ) '' , as these terms are only properly used by the Army ( originally in cavalry units but in modern use extended to armor and airborne or air assault units ) and US state police forces ; the proper term is always Marine . When writing journalistic or scholarly references to the Marine Corps , its elements , and individual Marines , the correct attribution is Marine ( s ) . Traditions ( edit ) Marines have multiple traditions surrounding their rank insignia . When Marines are promoted , the promoting officer at the ceremony may give the promotee the opportunity to select one or two individuals present ( such as a mentor or family member ) to pin the new rank on the collar of the utility uniform . It is customary for the newly promoted Marine to hand down the old insignia from his or her former rank to a junior who shows leadership potential . It is considered an honor to be promoted with chevrons previously worn by a mentor . At annual rifle or pistol qualification , shooters who achieve expert scores sometimes remove their rank insignia from their shooting shoulder and give it to their Combat Marksmanship Coach to show appreciation for their assistance during the practice days . The coach may then pin the rank to his or her assault pack . A coach 's assault pack may display many insignia of a variety of ranks . See also ( edit ) War portal British and United States military ranks compared Comparative military ranks List of United States Marine Corps acronyms and expressions for more nicknames and forms of address Ranks and insignia of NATO References ( edit ) Jump up ^ Estes , Kenneth W. ( 2000 ) . The Marine Officer 's Guide , 6th Edition . Naval Institute Press . ISBN 1 - 55750 - 567 - 5 . Jump up ^ 10 U.S.C. § 5043 & 10 U.S.C. § 5044 : Commandant of the Marine Corps & Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps . Jump up ^ United States Navy Regulations , 1920 with changes up to and including No. 19 1938 Article 1668 ( 3 ) Jump up ^ `` Marine Corps Ranks '' . United States Marine Corps website . Retrieved 10 November 2013 . Jump up ^ http://work.chron.com/sergeant-major-jobs-descriptions-21426.html . Retrieved 12 August 2016 . Jump up ^ `` Sergeants Major of the Marine Corps '' . Marine Corps Legacy Museum . Retrieved 2006 - 10 - 04 . Jump up ^ `` Chapter 6 : Musical Units '' . Marine Corps Uniform Regulations . Marine Corps Systems Command . Retrieved 31 December 2011 . Sources ( edit ) This article incorporates public domain material from websites or documents of the United States Marine Corps . MCO P1070 - 12K : Individual Records Administration Manual . United States Marine Corps . Retrieved 2008 - 10 - 03 . Nalty , Bernard C. ; Truman R. Strobridge ; Edwin T. Turnbladh ( 1962 ) . United States Marine Corps Ranks and Grades , 1775 -- 1962 ( PDF ) . Historical Division , United States Marine Corps . 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2017 Commonwealth Shooting Championships - wikipedia 2017 Commonwealth Shooting Championships Jump to : navigation , search The 2017 Commonwealth Shooting Federation Championships was held at the Belmont Shooting Complex in Brisbane , Australia from 28 October to 8 November 2017 . It was held in tandem with that year 's Oceania Shooting Championships and served as a test event for the 2018 Commonwealth Games . Contents ( hide ) 1 Medalists 1.1 Men 1.2 Women 1.3 Open 2 Medal table 3 References 4 External links Medalists ( edit ) Men ( edit ) Event Gold Silver Bronze 10 m air pistol Shahzar Rizvi India Omkar Singh India Jitu Rai India 25 m rapid fire pistol Sergei Evglevski Australia Anish Anish India Neeraj Kumar India 50 m pistol Prakash Nanjappa India Amanpreet Singh India Jitu Rai India 10 m air rifle Alex Hoberg Australia Jack Rossiter Australia Deepak Kumar India 50 m rifle prone Dane Sampson Australia Gagan Narang India Swapnil Suresh Kusale India 50 m rifle 3 positions Satyendra Singh India Sanjeev Rajput India Dane Sampson Australia Skeet Ben Llewellin Wales Jack Fairclough England Paul Adams Australia Trap Aaron Heading England Michael Wixey Wales James Willett Australia Double trap Ankur Mittal India Matthew French England Nathan - Lee Xuereb Malta Women ( edit ) Event Gold Silver Bronze 10 m air pistol Heena Sidhu India Elena Galiabovitch Australia Kristy Gillman Australia 25 m pistol Lalita Yauhleuskaya Australia Elena Galiabovitch Australia Annu Raj Singh India 10 m air rifle Pooja Ghatkar India Anjum Moudgil India Martina Veloso Singapore 50 m rifle prone Jennifer McIntosh Scotland Seonaid McIntosh Scotland Anjum Moudgil India 50 m rifle 3 positions Seonaid McIntosh Scotland Katie Gleeson England Martina Veloso Singapore Skeet Amber Hill England Chloe Tipple New Zealand Aislin Jones Australia Trap Laetisha Scanlan Australia Penny Smith Australia Natalie Rooney New Zealand Double trap Emma Cox Australia Shreyasi Singh India Rachel Parish England Open ( edit ) Event Gold Silver Bronze Fullbore individual David Luckman England Petrus Haasbroek South Africa Jim Bailey Australia Fullbore pairs England David Luckman Parag Patel Australia Ben Emms Jim Bailey Scotland Ian Shaw Alexander Walker Medal table ( edit ) Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total India 6 7 7 20 Australia 6 5 6 17 England 8 Scotland 5 Wales 0 6 New Zealand 0 7 South Africa 0 0 8 Singapore 0 0 9 Malta 0 0 Total 19 19 19 57 References ( edit ) Jump up ^ `` CSF and OSF Championships Brisbane 28 October - 8 November '' . 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Collective Soul - Wikipedia Collective Soul Jump to : navigation , search For other uses , see Collective Soul ( disambiguation ) . This article needs additional citations for verification . Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources . Unsourced material may be challenged and removed . ( September 2009 ) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message ) Collective Soul Collective Soul performing at MMRBQ 2016 , Camden NJ May 21 , 2016 . Background information Origin Stockbridge , Georgia , U.S. Genres Alternative rock , hard rock , post-grunge Years active 1992 -- present Labels Rising Storm , Atlantic , El Music Group , Loud & Proud , Roadrunner , Vanguard Associated acts Marching Two - Step , Starfish and Coffee , Magnets and Ghosts , The Sweet Tea Project , Will Turpin + The Way , Kings of Chaos , Cheap Thrill Website www.collectivesoul.com Members Ed Roland Dean Roland Will Turpin Johnny Rabb Jesse Triplett Past members Ross Childress Shane Evans Joel Kosche Ryan Hoyle Cheney Brannon Collective Soul is an American rock band originally from Stockbridge , Georgia . Now based in Atlanta , the group consists of lead vocalist Ed Roland , rhythm guitarist Dean Roland , bassist Will Turpin , drummer Johnny Rabb and lead guitarist Jesse Triplett . Contents ( hide ) 1 History 1.1 Early years 1.2 1993 -- 94 : Hints , Allegations and Things Left Unsaid and signing to Atlantic Records 1.3 1995 -- 99 : Collective Soul , Disciplined Breakdown and Dosage 1.4 2000 -- 03 : Blender , 7even Year Itch and departure from Atlantic Records 1.5 2004 -- 09 : Formation of El Music Group , Youth , Afterwords and Collective Soul 1.6 2010 -- 13 : Focus on side projects and touring 1.7 2014 -- present : See What You Started by Continuing and tenth studio album 2 Origin of band name 3 Band members 4 Discography 5 See also 6 References 7 External links History ( edit ) Early years ( edit ) Before forming Collective Soul , singer Ed Roland studied music composition and guitar at the Berklee College of Music in Boston , Massachusetts . Since the mid-1980s Roland was involved in Atlanta 's underground music scene making demos and performing . He also worked at Real 2 Reel Studios in Stockbridge , which was owned by bassist Will Turpin 's father , Bill Turpin . Roland 's duties were producing , mixing and engineering for local Atlanta artists . He recorded his demos and released an independent solo album Ed - E Roland in 1991 . Roland recruited keyboard player and backing vocalist Christopher Dykes , drummer Tony Caporale , and bassist Skip Godwin to play live in clubs and showcase for A / R personnel from various record companies . At this time the group was simply known as `` Ed - E '' . They played several local shows , played a part in a CBS `` Movie Of The Week '' , and were guests on the local Atlanta television program `` Music Peachtree Style '' where local Atlanta - based artists were interviewed and profiled . That initial version of the `` Ed - E '' band dissolved in the mid to late 1980s due to incompatible musical tastes among other differences . Roland subsequently formed Marching Two - Step which included original Collective Soul drummer Shane Evans , Michele Rhea Caplinger , and Matt Serletic . Marching Two - Step were a local gigging band for a few years , but never managed to grow beyond the club scene . Roland 's early attempts to be signed to a recording contract by a label faced rejections . Caplinger would become a music industry publicist and was later appointed executive director of the Atlanta Chapter of the Recording Academy in 2000 . Serletic would go on to become a Grammy winning producer for Collective Soul , Matchbox Twenty , Blessid Union of Souls and Edwin McCain , and landed executive positions with record companies . 1993 -- 94 : Hints , Allegations and Things Left Unsaid and signing to Atlantic Records ( edit ) After the demise of Roland 's previous music collaborations , he enlisted musicians to record a demo in a basement . Roland initially intended to sell the songs to a publishing company and had no immediate plans of forming a band out of it . The demo was submitted to WRAS ( FM ) , 88.5 's Amy Staehling , host of the long running and popular GEORGIA MUSIC SHOW at Georgia State University 's 100,000 watt student radio station in Atlanta , the largest student run radio station in the county , where she added the song `` Shine '' to the local rotation . It was an instant listener favorite . The demo was also passed along to WJRR in Orlando , Florida which began playing `` Shine , '' soon to be its most requested song . Amidst the surprise popularity , Roland agreed to perform live shows , enlisting his brother Dean on rhythm guitar , drummer Shane Evans , bassist Will Turpin , and lead guitarist Ross Childress , in what would be the first official lineup of Collective Soul . Atlantic Records took note of the popularity of `` Shine '' and subsequently signed them to a contract . Upon Collective Soul 's signing , Atlantic wished to capitalize on the band 's success and quickly re-released the 1993 demo Hints Allegations and Things Left Unsaid as their first studio album . Although reluctant to have the unpolished demo represent their new lineup , Collective Soul gained international recognition and double - platinum status with their debut . The band quickly began work on what they would consider their true debut record and were invited to perform at Woodstock 1994 . They also toured extensively across North America . 1995 -- 99 : Collective Soul , Disciplined Breakdown and Dosage ( edit ) The group 's self - titled second album issued the following year , was certified RIAA triple platinum , and logged a 76 - week run on the Billboard 200 . Notable singles from Collective Soul included US Rock Chart No. 1 hits `` December , '' `` Where The River Flows , '' and `` The World I Know , '' No. 2 hit `` Gel , '' and the Top 10 hit `` Smashing Young Man . '' Following a split with their manager , Collective Soul found their tour dates canceled and were called into the courtroom to face a legal battle that lasted into 1996 , presumably with said ex-manager Bill Richardson . While the legal battles continued , the band went to a cabin , in the middle of 40 acres ( 160,000 m ) of cow pasture in Stockbridge , and began recording . They recorded into a computer their impromptu efforts of songs Roland penned , and these became Disciplined Breakdown . The legal case was eventually settled , and both parties were instructed not to discuss the outcome . Disciplined Breakdown , released in 1997 , did not sell as well as their previous records despite debuting higher on the charts . The album eventually achieved platinum certification , and produced two more No. 1 singles on the US Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart : `` Precious Declaration '' and `` Listen '' , and Top 20 Hit `` Blame '' . The album peaked at No. 16 on the US Billboard 200 chart . The band 's fourth album was 1999 's platinum certified Dosage . The first single `` Heavy '' set a new high mark for 15 weeks at No. 1 on the Mainstream Rock chart . Singles such as `` Run '' , `` No More , No Less '' and `` Tremble For My Beloved '' gained notable positions on the rock charts . The album was produced by Anthony J. Resta , known for his work with Duran Duran and others . The band also performed at the Woodstock 1999 festival , where they performed `` Heavy '' , a cover of Ozzy Osbourne 's song `` Crazy Train '' , and a cover of U2 's song `` I Will Follow '' . 2000 -- 03 : Blender , 7even year Itch and departure from Atlantic Records ( edit ) The group then released their fifth studio album , Blender in October 2000 . It did not sell as well as previous albums , although the first single `` Why , Pt. 2 '' reached No. 2 on the mainstream rock chart . They achieved additional hits with `` Vent '' and Pop Hit `` Perfect Day '' the latter being a duet between Roland and Elton John . The album became RIAA certified gold . Rolling Stone gave Blender a positive review . This was their second effort with Anthony J. Resta . The song `` You Speak My Language '' was a cover of a song written by Mark Sandman , who formed Morphine in 1989 . The song was originally on Morphine 's 1992 album , Good . In 2001 , Collective Soul released their greatest hits compilation , Seven Year Itch : Greatest Hits 1994 -- 2001 ( the title being stylized as 7even Year Itch ) , which featured the two new songs , the single `` Next Homecoming '' and `` Energy '' . The record marked the end of the group 's contract with Atlantic Records and the departure of lead guitarist Childress due to private personal differences ( Childress had an affair with Roland 's wife ) . The band promoted their longtime guitar technician , Joel Kosche from Jovian Storm , to be the new lead guitarist . 2004 -- 09 : formation of El music group , Youth , Afterwords and Collective Soul ( edit ) In 2004 Collective Soul created their independent label , El Music Group which allowed the band greater control over the production and distribution of their music . In November of that year , they released their sixth studio album , Youth , which debuted at No. 66 on the Billboard 200 . `` Counting the Days '' became a Top 10 rock hit . The second single , `` Better Now '' received significant airplay on Adult Top 40 radio , reaching the Top 10 , and was used in commercials for the cereal Special K . The resultant US and Canadian tours lasted over two years . The third single `` How Do You Love '' became a Top 20 hit on Adult Top 40 radio . During the recording of this album , Shane Evans was dismissed from the band due to drug use , with session musician Ryan Hoyle named as his replacement . Ryan Hoyle recorded 8 of the 11 drum / percussion tracks on this album . In May 2005 , they released an eight - song acoustic EP compilation titled From the Ground Up , which had acoustic versions of past favorites , plus a new track , `` Youth '' that also appeared on the WB show `` Charmed '' playing their song `` Better Now '' at the end of the episode at Piper 's Club P3 . Collective Soul performed two shows with the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra on April 23 and 24 , 2005 . A DVD and double disc CD of the performances , entitled Home : A Live Concert Recording With The Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra was released in February 2006 . Collective Soul 's seventh studio album , Afterwords was released in August 2007 . It was co-produced by Anthony J. Resta who also contributed synthesizers , percussion and lead guitar on the song `` Bearing Witness '' . The band made a deal in the US with Target stores , making it the `` exclusive physical retailer '' of Afterwords for one year . The album was immediately available in digital form on iTunes . The record debuted at # 25 on the Billboard Comprehensive Albums chart ( as albums available only from a single retailer were ineligible for the Billboard 200 at the time ) . Billboard would later amend this rule due to similar successes of other artists via similar agreements . The Adult Top 40 pop - rock single `` Hollywood '' was released in May . It became the theme song for the hit T.V. show American Idol . The second single `` All That I Know '' was released in November and barely charted on Adult Top 40 . The band made an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on August 31 to promote the album where they performed `` Hollywood '' . They were also the musical guest on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson . Collective Soul released their eighth studio album , another self - titled , but designated on August 25 , 2009 with Roadrunner Records a subsidiary of their previous label Atlantic Records . The first was single `` Staring Down '' and the second single was `` Welcome All Again '' . `` Staring Down '' charted at # 18 Billboard 's Adult Top 40 . The album debuted at No. 24 on the Billboard 200 . The third single , `` You , '' also charted briefly on the Billboard Adult Top 40 . Collective Soul were inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in September 2009 . In their induction speech , Roland thanked a long list of former members and collaborators who had involved over the past 3 decades , including Childress , Hoyle and Brannon . He also invited Shane Evans to the stage to celebrate with the band . 2010 -- 13 : focus on side projects and touring ( edit ) Collective Soul returned to El Music Group in 2010 , and in December that year , the band released a re-recorded version of `` Tremble for My Beloved '' ( originally from Dosage ) as both a single and a video on iTunes . The video was also included on the DVD Music Videos and Performances from The Twilight Saga Soundtracks , Vol. 1 . In 2012 , the band embarked on the Dosage Tour , with touring member Johnny Rabb replacing Cheney Brannon on drums . Recently , the band 's members have been involved in other projects . Joel Kosche and Will Turpin began their own solo careers , releasing the albums Fight Years ( 2010 ) and The Lighthouse ( 2011 ) respectively . Dean Roland is part of the rock band Magnets and Ghosts , alongside Ryan Potesta . The duo formed in 2010 , and released their debut album , Mass , in November 2011 . In 2011 , Ed Roland began recording and touring with friends Christopher Alan Yates , Brian Biskey , Grant Reynolds and Mike Rizzi . The group , Ed Roland and the Sweet Tea Project , released their debut album , Devils ' n Darlins , on September 3 , 2013 . 2014 -- present : See what You Started by Continuing and tenth studio album ( edit ) The band kicked off their 2014 tour on January 15 at Belly Up in Aspen , Colorado , where lead guitarist Jesse Triplett made his live debut as a member of Collective Soul . Triplett replaced Joel Kosche , who had been with the band since replacing original lead guitarist Ross Childress in 2001 . On February 6 , Collective Soul publicly confirmed Kosche 's departure from the band : `` After 13 great years , Joel Kosche has moved on in the world of music . Collective Soul welcomes Jesse Triplett as our new lead guitarist . '' On his own Facebook page , Kosche said that he had not `` moved on in the world of music '' but that he 'd been fired . The band 's ninth studio album , See What You Started by Continuing , was released on October 2 , 2015 by Vanguard Records . The album 's lead single , `` This , '' made its premiere on July 15 , 2015 at USA Today . The band has made `` This '' available as a free download on their website . The band have begun recording songs for their tenth studio album , which is planned to be released as a double album in February 2019 . The band played two new songs , titled `` Right as rain '' and `` Rule Number One '' , from the upcoming album at the Hard Rock Casino in Northfield , Ohio on February 15th , 2018 . The band released a full live album `` Collective Soul - Live '' on December 8 , 2017 . The recordings were gathered from concerts the band performed during their 2016 and 2017 tours . Origin of band name ( edit ) According to Ed Roland , the group took its name from a phrase in The Fountainhead , citing that `` we 're not preaching Ayn Rand , objectivism , egoism , or anything ... we just dug the name . '' Band members ( edit ) Collective Soul logo . Current members Ed Roland -- lead vocals , rhythm guitar , keyboards ( 1992 -- present ) Dean Roland -- rhythm and lead guitar ( 1992 -- present ) Will Turpin -- bass , backing vocals ( 1992 -- present ) Johnny Rabb -- drums , percussion ( 2012 -- present ) Jesse Triplett -- lead guitar , backing vocals ( 2014 -- present ) Former members Ross Childress -- lead guitar , backing vocals ( 1992 -- 2001 ) Shane Evans -- drums , percussion ( 1992 -- 2003 ) Joel Kosche -- lead guitar , backing vocals ( 2001 -- 2014 ) Ryan Hoyle -- drums , percussion ( 2003 -- 2008 ) Cheney Brannon -- drums , percussion ( 2008 -- 2012 ) Discography ( edit ) Main articles : Collective Soul discography and List of songs recorded by Collective Soul Studio albums Hints Allegations and Things Left Unsaid ( 1993 ) Collective Soul ( 1995 ) Disciplined Breakdown ( 1997 ) Dosage ( 1999 ) Blender ( 2000 ) Youth ( 2004 ) Afterwords ( 2007 ) Collective Soul ( 2009 ) See What You Started by Continuing ( 2015 ) See also ( edit ) List of alternative rock artists List of artists who reached number one on the U.S. Mainstream Rock chart List of former Atlantic Records artists List of hard rock musicians List of post-grunge bands Alternative music portal Atlanta portal Georgia ( U.S. state ) portal References ( edit ) ^ Jump up to : Strong , Martin C. ( 2000 ) . The Great Rock Discography ( 5th ed . ) . Edinburgh : Mojo Books . p. 201 . ISBN 1 - 84195 - 017 - 3 . Jump up ^ `` The Great Rock Discography '' Jump up ^ `` Collective Soul Top Songs Top Songs - Chart Singles Discography '' . musicvf.com . Retrieved October 12 , 2016 . Jump up ^ Former Collective Soul Drummer Shane Evans clean , sober , helping kids by speaking out nightMair Creative Jump up ^ `` After 13 great years , Joel Kosche has moved on ... '' Facebook . Retrieved February 6 , 2014 . ^ Jump up to : Mansfield , Brian ( July 15 , 2015 ) . `` Collective Soul announces new single , album '' . USA Today . Retrieved July 19 , 2015 . Jump up ^ `` Download our new single , `` This '' `` . Collective Soul . July 16 , 2015 . Retrieved July 19 , 2015 . Jump up ^ `` Collective Soul to release double album '' . jacarandafm.com . February 1 , 2018 . Retrieved March 5 , 2018 . 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