Bringing to life the big rock hits that everybody knows and loves from the past three decades as well as dishing out some contemporary hard rock and pop, BoB ROCKS has been performing in Sounthe Wisconsin since right after the turn of the Millennium. Part of what makes the band unique in the area is the virtue of having two lead vocalists, Bobby Duncanson and Sharon York, vying for the spotlight and playing to the audience on different songs. Combining dual-gender singers with keyboards (Tim Hintz), guitars (Jason Phelps), bass (Jim Chiello) and drums (the "one word for a name is enough good enough for Cher so it's good enough for me" rocker, Bones), means that one of elements that give BoB ROCKS their edge is that they can play almost any type of song for any kind of occasion. This diversity means that they're probably the only band in Wisconsin where you might hear a Katy Perry tune lead into Loverboy (everyone is "working for the weekend!"), back to Republica and then doing a one-eighty and merging into Journey all within the same set without missing a beat and without alienating a single member of the audience.