Bobby G, born Robert Alan Gubby on 23rd August 1953, is known to millions of people around the world as an original member of Bucks Fizz. The only remaining founder vocalist, Bobby has remained loyal to the group since 1981:  "I never set out to be a big pop-star, that just came with our success. Nevertheless, it has opened doors and allowed me to enjoy many aspects of the entertainment industry, whether behind the scenes during the creative process, or on stage with the huge buzz that I get from performing to a live audience."

Prior to joining the group Bobby ran his own building company and worked as an entertainer in many cabaret clubs. He was starring in the West End musical 'Jesus Christ Superstar' when he answered the advert for Bucks Fizz. Following a successful audition the group was formed.

Bobby has worked as a session singer and has written and recorded jingles for commercial television, he has been the voice behind many product advertisements. Bobby has presented television programmes for children, 'Playabout' being one. He wrote the title and incidental music and played the lead role in one episode of the 'Dramarama' series. He has also written several television themes, scoring a hit with the title music for the BBC television series 'Big Deal'.

Bobby sang the lead vocal on the majority of Bucks Fizz songs, including 'One of Those Nights', 'The Land of Make Believe', and 'Talking in Your Sleep'. Not only has he composed and produced many songs for Bucks Fizz, he has also been involved in a number of productions for other successful artistes.

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.”

Thirty years, and several line-ups later Bobby is still very happy as the anchor man for what has been described as 'the best Bucks Fizz ever'!

In 2000, Heidi became Mrs. Bobby G - the happy couple tied the knot in Florida. She told ‘Hello’ magazine, “I felt like Cinderella. I was excited and so nervous, my legs turned to jelly. As I reached Bobby in the gazebo, I could see tears well in his eyes. ’You look beautiful,’ he said, and I though I was going to cry.”

Tammy Leslie Choat was born on 21st April 1971. She started her professional career at the tender age of five when she started training in many aspects of dance.

Work, as a child, included many television commercials, Royal Command Performances, pantomimes at London's Dominion Theatre and the London Palladium, along with a number of TV appearances on Blue Peter and The Bill.

At the age of eighteen, Tammy became one of the world famous Bluecoats before leaving for a career as a solo vocalist, working in clubs and venues in the South-West and Wales. Tammy then joined 'Abraxus', an illusion act, and embarked on a gruelling schedule of summer shows and cruise-ship tours.

Tammy then spent several years in production shows in Turkey, Tunisia and Ibiza before returning to the UK to take up a position as vocalist in a resident band for Haven Holidays.

Tammy joined Bucks Fizz in 2003.

Tammy is a member of 'The Spotlights', a London-based function band who perform at many prestigious venues including the Dorchester, Hilton Park Lane, Manor of Groves and The Prince Regent Hotel to name a few.  She also spends a considerable amount of her time in the studio as a session singer.

Paul Michael Fordham was born on 22nd February 1978.  He began his training at NHC in Hitchin before moving onto the University of Hertfordshire and graduating with a degree with honours in Musical Theatre.

Since leaving University he has played Cain in 'Children of Eden' (Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage) and appeared at the London Palladium in 'In Our Time' for ATA Productions, in aid of the 'Make A Wish Foundation'. He then went on to play Joe Vegas in 'Fame - The Musical' on a regional tour.

Paul spent a season in the Greek Islands touring as principle vocalist for CMB Productions and Thompson Gold. He cruised the world for both Thompson Cruises (TSS - The Emerald) and, most recently, as part of the acclaimed Stadium Theatre Company with P&O Cruises (MV Oceana) where he met, and befriended 'Fizz'.

Paul works closely with David Graham Entertainment and has been touring theatres with many of his shows including 'Pop in the Park', 'Hold Tight, It's 60's Night', 'The Wonderful West End', 'The Rock Musicals', and 'Twist & Shout' at the New Vic Theatre, Stoke and most recently 'We Will Rock You' at Wembley Stadium. Paul also performs at various Corporate productions.

When Wayne announced that he wanted to pursue other avenues, Bobby and Heidi got in contact with Paul and after an audition at their home, offered him the opportunity to cover Wayne's absence. He jumped at the chance and, as Wayne was working on the Oceana for P&O, they had literally done a job swap! When Wayne decided to carve a life out on the open wave Paul was delighted to be asked to stay permanently.

Paul was invited to join Bucks Fizz in 2005 and is loving every minute of it.