Blacklight Posterboys

The Blacklight Posterboys began in 1995 in Atlanta, Georgia as a way for the singer and guitarist Curtis Clark to unleash his amazing compositions skills. The band consists of Curtis (vocals bass / lead), Bill Keck (Guitar / vocals), and Chad Booher on drums. Then, the band has undergone some changes. They replaced Booher with another talented drummer by the name of Reg Rogers and then added a second guitarist, Mark (Martino) Dannells. Later, the band lost one of the guitarists Bill Keck, and then underwent another change. Curtis Clark then assumed leadership role by playing the guitar and the band added a very talented bassist by the name of James Britt. Now the band is ready to establish more modern pop rock tunes that Clark wrote so well. In June 2000, the band had the honor of winning an Emmy for his work on "Have a Nice May", which promoted FOX 5 Atlantas 1999 May sweeps. Moreover, BLPBs song "If The Animals Could Talk" was added (after being chosen from over 5000 songs) on the soundtrack to Road Rash: Jailbreak for Playstation and the song was voted as the best song of the game. The Blacklight Posterboys also contributed to a CD tribute to Paul McCartney in Atlanta who performed the song "Jet". The band, although getting great success, split up after only four years together. Separation was a surprise to many, because the band just had released their second full length album, Psychotic Love Songs in January 2000. Their last show was at Dark Horse on March 10.