Marshall O'Boy

Marshall O'Boy started singing in bands at 16 years old in New York City neighborhood bars and clubs. By 19, he received an honor award from WJJCC TV and Radio where he served as a popular local DJ and Talk Show Host ushering in a new type of broadcasting called "cable tv".

By 25, O'Boy had moved to Dallas, TX where he continued to perform and DJ both on Radio and in popular clubs. There he joined the legendary sound and lighting company ShowCo. Touring with classic rock bands like Van Halen, Black Sabbath, and The Beach Boys. O'Boy earned the moniker "David Bowie Singing Soundman" subbing for the "Thin White Duke" at sound checks.

In some of his past "lives", (The One After Bowie and Before 18 years as an International "Porn Star" and gay activist), as a member of the Los Angeles Punk Scene, O' Boy worked with the Hollywood underground elite... The Red Hot Chili Peppers, X, Social Distortion, Jane's Addiction.

With a career spanning several decades under his belt, O'Boy has become a benchmark on the LA Club Scene, often blurring the lines between working production and crashing through the "Fourth Wall".

Today, O'Boy works as a freelance audio/light and AV Tech in Los Angeles. He is the lead singer for Marshall O'Boy and the Well Hungarians and is a long-time member of the infamous Los Angeles Glam Punk Band the Nymphs. He produced and sings background on their latest double-album "Inger Lorre, Live at the Viper Room" released on the Cargo UK label.