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<blockquote>''The band was formed in late 2001. At that time Andre's and Henrik's band January Star had split up and Matze's band Force Of Change decided to take a break from the stressful and that point creatively tiring situation of being a band. So these three kids had lots of free time to share and they asked themselves what to do. They had known nothing else than playing in punk and hardcore bands since way back when they where in their teenage years. With that thought on their minds the formation of The Boys No Good was unavoidable. It was their fate and they gladly accepted it.''<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020726122625/http://www.rockreleasefestival.de/</ref></blockquote> [[Kategorie:Band]] | <blockquote>''The band was formed in late 2001. At that time Andre's and Henrik's band January Star had split up and Matze's band Force Of Change decided to take a break from the stressful and that point creatively tiring situation of being a band. So these three kids had lots of free time to share and they asked themselves what to do. They had known nothing else than playing in punk and hardcore bands since way back when they where in their teenage years. With that thought on their minds the formation of The Boys No Good was unavoidable. It was their fate and they gladly accepted it.''<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020726122625/http://www.rockreleasefestival.de/</ref></blockquote> [[Kategorie:Band]][[Kategorie:Musik]] | ||
Aktuelle Version vom 28. März 2024, 11:08 Uhr
The Boys No Good war eine Band aus Ibbenbüren.
Besetzung[Bearbeiten]
André Beyer - Gesang & Bass
Henrik Neumann - Schlagzeug
Matthias Kampmann - Gesang & Gitarre
Bandgeschichte[Bearbeiten]
The band was formed in late 2001. At that time Andre's and Henrik's band January Star had split up and Matze's band Force Of Change decided to take a break from the stressful and that point creatively tiring situation of being a band. So these three kids had lots of free time to share and they asked themselves what to do. They had known nothing else than playing in punk and hardcore bands since way back when they where in their teenage years. With that thought on their minds the formation of The Boys No Good was unavoidable. It was their fate and they gladly accepted it.[1]