Devo Wiki

Welcome
Welcome to the new and focus group approved Devo Wiki, your one-stop guide for information on the 5 spudboys from Akron, Ohio!

Since 1973, Devo has strived to prove to the world that De-Evolution is in-fact real. In that time, they have released numerous studio albums, along with several live records, demo compilations, videos, and even a video game!

This wiki aims to provide a comprehensive introduction, historical resource and reference point for both casual and hardcore fans of Devo, and includes information on related acts such as The Wipeouters and Jihad Jerry.

You can begin your journey through the wiki either by using the search bar to the upper right hand side of the page, or with the navigation links below.

Navigation
DEVO Mark Mothersbaugh | Gerald Casale | Bob Mothersbaugh | Bob Casale | Alan Myers Discography | Live shows | Videography |

Costumes | Members | Characters

Official

 * Devo Official Website
 * Devo on Wikipedia
 * Devo on Facebook
 * Devo on Twitter

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Needed Articles

 * Bob Casale: Rhythm Guitarist, Keyboard player, and occasional songwriter for Devo from 1973 - 2014
 * Resources: Wikipedia, Discogs
 * Alan Myers: Drummer for Devo from 1976 - 1984
 * Resources: Wikipedia, Discogs
 * Brian Eno: Producer of Devo's first album 'Q: Are We Not Men? '
 * Resources: Brian Eno on Wikipedia, Brian Eno + Devo on Discogs
 * Bob Lewis: Lead Guitarist and songwriter for Devo from 1973-1974.
 * Resources: Wikipedia, Discogs, YouTube interview
 * Jim Mothersbaugh: Drummer for Devo between 1974-1976.
 * Resources: Wikipedia, Discogs
 * Warner Bros. Records: Devo's record label from 1978 - 2010
 * Resources: Wikipedia, Discogs

In memoriam
Alan Myers (1954 - 2013) & Bob Casale (1952 - 2014)