Chopper \ Drums and Vocals:         Joining the band in May/2026, Chopper stepped right in with an eye-opening audition that left the whole band impressed, as well as relieved.  Impressed, because the man plays with great precision and technical prowess, and relieved, because it is a true rarity to have a drummer of a higher caliber that can sing.         Blessed with excellent meter and drumming instincts, Chopper is armed with the necessary tools to perform not only the most intricate music, but also has a polished smoothness and touch to songs that are more soulful and melodic.  He possesses a clear and smooth singing voice that has a natural shallow vibrato.  So basically, the iconic hits from Journey to Rush wont miss a thing!           Usually, when a new member comes into a band the dynamics can change.  It can affect vocals, the caliber of music performed, and most important, it can affect the chemistry of the group.  In this case, these concerns were put to rest really quick.           Chopper has been a blessing to the band, and we hope he feels the same about Worx.   Billy \ Guitar and Vocals:      From the band's early years to present, Billy has been the one true "foot soldier" for  Worx.   His father played guitar in the 1950's group "Walt Benton & The Diplomats", which was out of Atlanta, Georgia.        Billy was exposed to a wide range of different music styles at a very early age.  Playing guitar at age 6, and singing at age 15, he has honed these two talents into one tightly wrapped package.       His playing and singing offers audiences a chance to see and hear something special.  Being able to sing lead vocals without taking away from the guitar work is a rarity these days, but to do each with spot on accuracy is quite another.       Playing in a band that holds itself to a higher standard really does come across in the sound of the music, and in the fan appreciation and applause.      DD \  Bass and Vocals:       The summer of 2026 had  DD joining up with the band.  He's rock solid on bass, but also brings his lead vocal talents to Worx further solidifying the band as a formidable live performance group.       With a steady dose of the popular 1970's "Don Kirscner's Rock Concert" and "Burt Sugarman's Midnight Special" TV shows and his cousin Annie's record collection, Dominic's path to Rock Star began at a very early age. Guitar lessons at age 7, followed by the bass soon afterwards, he was driven. At age 15, "DD" was out playing professionally in the New Haven CT live music club scene. Having been signed to Atlantic Records with his band "Cheater" in 1988, DD has been fortunate to share the stage with some of the greatest musicians and songwriters of his time. Bobby "T" Torello, drummer for Black Oak Arkansas, Michael Bolton, Grace Slick, Johnny Winter, and Rick Derringer.       "DD" now calls South Alabama home and is thrilled to be playing with WORX.         Steve-O\ Keyboards, Guitar and Vocals:                        Steve joined the band in September / 2007 and is known as "the best utility man in the business."      Steve was a guitarist and keyboardist for a couple of  local bands that played in and around the Mobile area.  After the inevitable band break-ups, Steve came on board ready to get prepared for one of Worx's biggest shows of 2007 on the first day of BayFest for a local radio station.       His added talents on guitar and backing vocals are welcome attributes for Worx.   In a live setting on many songs you can see Steve with both hands on the keyboards, as well as having that trusty Stratocaster strapped on.  It's quite a treat to watch Steve pulling double (sometimes triple) duty on stage.      Steve is a big reason why Worx has such a full sound that their fans have come to know.  It's a magical thing to hear and see a 4-piece band that can generate a full wall of sound that rivals other bands with five and six members.   2026   All rights reserved.