80 backing vocals around the lead". Gable hosted a radio show, Vega Sunday Session, on Vega 95.3 FM Sydney and Melbourne. The show featured local and international artists talking about their lives and their music. On 25 October, The Choirboys performed "Run to Paradise" at the Gold Coast SuperGP (formerly Indy Carnival). They released a second compilation, Never Gonna Die – The Very Best of Choirboys 30th Anniversary (2009), and followed with a national tour into 2010. Gable as of 2012 hosts his own radio show The Awesome Eighties on 107.7 2GO (2GGO) FM Central Coast. The show which is aired 5 days a week consists of interviews and insight into the music and the artists of the 1980s. On 17 December 2021 the band announced through their social media pages that drummer Lindsay Tebbutt had died from mesothelioma. Members Current members Mark Gable – lead vocals, rhythm guitar (1979–present) Ian Hulme – bass guitar, backing vocals (1979–present) Brett Williams – lead guitar, backing vocals (1987–1992, 2010–present) Former members Lindsay Tebbutt – drums, backing vocals (1979–1992, 2010–2021; died 2021) Brad Carr – lead guitar (1979–1987) Bob Spencer – lead guitar (1992–2004) Brad Heaney – drums (1993–1994) Steve Williams – rhythm guitar (1993–1995) Barton Price – drums (1994–1996) Richard Lara – rhythm guitar (1995–1999) Tony Le Rhodes – drums (1996–1997) Richard Coleman – drums (1997–2003) Johnny Ghiselli – rhythm guitar (2002–2003) Rohan Cannon – rhythm guitar (2007) Paul Wheeler – drums, backing vocals (2003–2009) Mick O'Shea - drums, backing vocals (2009–2010) Timeline Discography Studio albums Live albums Compilation albums Singles References General Note: Archived [on-line] copy has limited functionality. Note: [on-line] version established at White Room Electronic Publishing Pty Ltd in 2007 and was expanded from the 2002 edition. Specific External links Choirboys Early Years History, by Mark Gable Short Choirboys Band History 1979–2005 New South Wales musical groups Choirboys, The Pub rock musical groups Australian hard rock musical groups