Named Moe) in the UK. In 1995, he returned to the US, settling in Los Angeles, California, to continue pursuing his acting/television career. In November 2020, they announced a reunion show at London's 100 club, after 35 years of inactivity. Other dates in Brighton, Leeds, Guildford and Bristol were also added, plus some festivals. The dates went ahead in summer 2022. Later activities Chris Bostock performed bass on the Style Council's debut album Cafe Bleu, Spear of Destiny's The Price You Pay album and tour, Sandie Shaw tours with Sean McLusky and Rob Marche, the Shakespears Sister single and album track "Goodbye Cruel World" and produced albums for EMI and BMG. Bostock currently records and tours as a member of Subway Sect. Rob Marche went on to form Earl Brutus in 1993. In 2012, JoBoxers' debut album, Like Gangbusters, was re-released. Wayne returned to his music roots and fronts the band Dig Wayne and the Chisellers. Also a guitarist and drummer, Wayne has toured both America and Europe with his band. Wayne also appeared in the sixth episode of season 8 of CSI, "Who and What", playing a pawn shop owner. Dave Collard joined The The and performed on Mind Bomb (1989) and Dusk (1993) as well as in 'The The Versus The World' world tour. Following Matt Johnson's decision to re-form the band and tour in 2019, Dave (or "DC") Collard toured globally with the The, opening three nights in London (the Royal Albert Hall, Brixton Academy and then Troxy) and finishing the world tour in Australia, playing two nights in the main auditorium at the Sydney Opera House followed immediately by another two nights at the Arts Centre Melbourne. Under the name DC Collard, he continues to write and record. Song connections "Just Got Lucky" was featured in the films The 40-Year-Old Virgin, starring Steve Carell, and Just My Luck starring Lindsay Lohan. Discography Albums Compilation albums Doing the Boxerbeat - The Anthology (Sanctuary, 2003) Essential Boxerbeat (Sony BMG, 2006) (originally released in 1996) Singles References External links JoBoxers Official website Dig Wayne homepage Subway Sect homepage Musical groups established in 1982 English new wave musical groups Musical groups disestablished in 1985 1982 establishments in England Musical groups reestablished in 2020 Musical groups from London