Steven Andrew Kacsmar
Steven is the primary songwriter and front man for Phantom City. His music is a tasty blend of rock, folk, and the blues. South of Mainstream describes his voice as a "mixture of James Taylor and Willie Nelson... It carries a twang as well as a soulful sound, and is also sophisticated." His songwriting is inspired by the complexity of relationships and by his passion for environmental and social justice. His first solo album, Dreams & Destiny was released in 2003 to critical acclaim.

Al Bedrosian
Al plays soaring and soulful lead guitar for Phantom City. His main influences are classic rock and the blues. Al previously played in the band Mistaken for Hipsters, and produced his first CD with Bill Spooner (singer/guitarist of The Tubes). In 2000, he co-founded and was lead guitarist for San Francisco-based Acoustic Son. Al has been playing with Phantom City since 2003.

Peter Vasilev
Peter tickles the ivories with creative abandon. His expressive solos and inspired playing adds a unique texture to the band's music. Peter has played the piano for most of his life, including stints with various rock and jazz bands, folk/rock trios, and as a solo artist. He has studied with some highly respected players over the years; R&B piano with Oakland-based Hurricane Sam, blues piano with noted author and teacher Aaron Blumenfeld, and jazz piano with the renowned Larry Vuckovich (protege and sole student of Vince Guaraldi).

Trevor Hughes
Trevor is Phantom City's animated bass player. He has been writing songs, singing, and playing since the tender age of 13. A multi-instrumentalist, he has played guitar, bass, keyboards and drums in his musical career. He has also recorded and/or produced over 100 songs with various bands, both in the U.S. and in his native land, Britain (despite living in California since 1991 he still retains his distinctive accent). Prior to joining Phantom City, he played bass for Acoustic Son, and was the creative force behind the duo Sister Mister.

Nathen Banne
Nathen is the band's drummer, and brings years of musical training to his unique percussive style. A classically trained musician, he has played multiple instruments since he was 5. Having performed with various symphonies, music groups and chamber ensembles throughout his youth, Nathen later expanded into various genres of folk and rock. He began his drumming career with several Cajun and R&B groups in the Bay Area. He has also performed with a number of local San Francisco rock bands, including The Basics and The Wheelin' Dealers.