Bad Boys Blue

Andrew Thomas (1984 - 2005), Trevor Taylor (1984 - 1989), John McInerney (1984 - present), Trevor Bannister (1989 - 1992), Mo Russel (1995 - 1999), Kevin McCoy (2000 - 2003), Carlos Ferreira (2006 - 2011), Kenny "Krayzee" Lewis (2011).

The history of Bad Boys Blue started in Cologne () back in 1984, when the founders of Coconut Records - Tony Hendrik & Karin Hartmann) - decided to create a new music project. The original line-up was following: Andrew Freddie Thomas (born May 20th, 1946, Los Angeles, USA, died July 21st, 2009, Cologne, ) + Trevor Oliver Taylor (born January 11th, 1958, Montego Bay, Jamaica, died January 19th, 2008, Cologne, ) + John Edward McInerney (born September 7th, 1957, Liverpool, England).

In 1989 Trevor Taylor left the group, but the band quickly found a new member named Trevor Bannister (born August 5th, 1965, Grembsby, England), but he was replaced by Ova Steel.
In 1995 Mo Russel (born March 15th, 1956, Aruba, Caribbean Sea) ed the group, but he left in 1999.
In January 2005 Andrew Thomas left the group.
In February 2005 John was ed by backing vocalist.
One year later, in January 2006 the group was ed by Carlos Ferreira (born April 11th, 1969, Mozambique).
On August 13th of 2010 there was released the anniversary single titled “Come Back And Stay Re-Recorded 2010″ including remixes produced by MS Project, Alex Twister, Spinnin Elements & Almighty. On August 27th of 2010 there was released the anniversary album titled “25″ including 25 Re-Recorded hits, 7 brand new remixes plus bonus DVD.
In September 2011 John has made the decision to finish working with Carlos.
In October 2011 the group was ed by Kenny “Mark 'Oh.
Late in the year 2011 John has made the decision to finish working with "Krayzee".