Steve Hogarth

Steve Hogarth worked as a session musician in the late 1980s, playing keyboards and singing occasional backing vocals for a number of artists. Apparently in 1988 he was asked to join The The as their full time keyboard player, but he declined. However, in February 1989 he joined UK group Marillion as lead vocalist. He released a solo album called "Ice Cream Genius" under the name "h" in 1996, accompanied by a brief tour.  Marillion have released a number of albums since Steve has joined, and tour regularly around Europe.

Colin Woore

Colin Woore has been rather quiet since the demise of How We Live in 1988, although he did receive minor attention when Marillion's version of his co-written track "Dry Land" entered the charts in 1992. In 1989 his track "If You Really Need Me" appeared on a charity CD for International Hostages release called "Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime." In 1990-91 he worked and toured the world with Joan Armatrading. In 1993 he co-wrote material with Tears For Fears' Curt Smith for his album "Soul On Board", and has since worked with Robert Bell of the Blue Nile, and Graham Lyle. He is currently working on a solo album.

Fergus Harper

Fergus Harper has been elusive since the Europeans split back in 1985. He is no longer involved in the music business, and now flies long-haul all over the world as a steward with British Airways

Geoff Dugmore

Geoff Dugmore is probably the busiest session drummer in the UK today. He has worked with a wide range of artists, from Killing Joke to Louise! One week in 1998 he appeared on 3 of the Top 10 UK hits. In recent years he has toured with Jimmy Nail, Paul Young and Stabbing Westward. Lately, he has worked with Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones, Rod Stewart, Ian McNabb, Nicola Charles, Eric Rubin and Angela Baroldi. He is also touring with Japanese star 'Yawaza.'