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Former And Current STUCK MOJO Vocalists Perform Together In South Carolina

January 25, 2014

BONZ, the new band led by original STUCK MOJO singer Bonz, was joined on stage by Lord Nelson, current STUCK MOJO vocalist, on January 16 at New Brookland Tavern in Columbia, South Carolina. Lord and BONZ ripped through MOJO classics "Rising", "(Here Comes) The Monster" and "Not Promised Tomorrow".

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In 2009, Bonz joined forces with Bobby Burns and Curt Taylor of PRIMER 55 and created KILLER IN THE WORKPLACE. The band would go on to record a full-length album and tour to support it. However, by 2011, it was obvious that it was not in the cards for the group to continue on. Bonz and Curt had developed a bond and musical chemistry that was undeniable, and after KILLER IN THE WORKPLACE, they decided to forge ahead and form the band BONZ.

BONZ is:

Bonz - Vocals
Curt Taylor - Guitar
Erin Stagg - Drums
Don Leslie - Bass

STUCK MOJO in 2010 parted ways with Austria's Napalm Records, the label that released the band's last two albums, 2007's "Southern Born Killers" (originally made available in 2005 as a free download) and 2008's "The Great Revival".

STUCK MOJO's 2010 "Here Comes The Monster" Europe featured Lord Nelson on the mic, Rich "The Duke" Ward on guitar, Sean Delson on bass and Frank Fontsere on drums.

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