Bobby is know to millions of fans around the world as an original member of Bucks Fizz. The only remaining founder vocalist, he has remained loyal to the group since 1981, for the same reasons that first brought him into show-business:
"I never wanted to be a big pop star, that just came along with our success. What I like is the huge buzz I get entertaining a live audience."

Prior to joining the group, Bobby ran his own building company, and worked as an entertainer in cabaret clubs. He was starring in the London stage version of 'Jesus Christ Superstar' when he answered the advert to join Bucks Fizz. Following his successful audition, the group was formed.

Bobby sang lead vocals on the majority of Bucks Fizz singles, including 'One Of Those Nights', 'Land Of Make Believe', and 'Talking In Your Sleep'. He composed many of the group's own tracks, in addition to producing for other artistes. Bobby has also written several television themes. He scored hits with two releases of his theme song to 'Big Deal'.

Bobby married his singing partner Heidi in 2000. Speaking to ‘Hello’ magazine, he said of his bride:

“She took my breath away. She was stunning, absolutely beautiful.”

Twenty-two years and several line-up changes later, Bobby is still very happy as the anchor man in Bucks Fizz:

“I still enjoy it very much, why would I want to do anything else?”

Name: Robert Alan Gubby (Bobby G)
Place Of Birth: Leatherhead
Home: Tiverton
Family: Mum (Pam), Dad (Terry), Sons (James & Matthew)
Height: 5.9"
Date Of Birth: 23/08/53
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Brown
Starsign: Leo
Likes: Cars, Good Food, Hot Countries
Dislikes: Pot Noodles, Vacuum Packed Stuff
Musical Influences: Phil Collins
Favourite Group: Genesis
Favourite Male Artist: Phil Collins
Favourite Female Artist: Tina Turner
Favourite Film: Star Wars
Favourite TV Show: Discovery Channel
Favourite Drink: Port
Favourite Food: Cantonese
Hobbies: Cart Racing, Nagging Heidi
If you could be a character in a TV programme or film, who would you be?
Del Boy (Only Fools and Horses)
Ideal Night Out: Theatre or the Dogs
Most Embarrassing Moment on Stage:
Plugging Mike Nolan's guitar in so he played live and everyone could hear.
Most Embarrassing Moment off Stage:
Crashing my new jag in front of my family.

Message to the Fans:

You are the best. Most of you I have watched grow up from kids, so I feel very close. Its so nice that you still come and support us.
I can only thank-you because without fans and supporters a group is nothing.