Scott is just a small-town boy, yet born and raised in the not-so-tiny town of Manhattan, NY. The son of a master puppeteer who worked on “The Muppets”, Scott was destined to a life of grand performance and theatrics. He made his stage debut at the tender age of 6 months as Baby Snow White and later went on to model for Capezio and Sears. A matrix of careers in puppeteering, animatronics, medieval armory, sound design, songwriting, and acting followed. Yet it was singing that became his calling, when in the 90s he began fronting the infamous NYC rock band Fat Bastid. Stints also in Legion of Decency and Silverboy garnered him chops and notoriety in the music scene.

When the seeds were planted for RUBIX KUBE, Scott was an obvious choice for lead male vocalist with his wide range and diversity of styles and tones. His uncanny ability to simulate a multitude of 80s stars in voice, dress and body movement, along with a high-energy, quirky stage presence make him a perfect fit in The Galaxy’s Most Original Eighties Tribute Band!

From private events to sold-out arenas, Devon’s engaging and powerhouse vocals have wowed many! She has performed around the globe with renowned artists such as Debbie Gibson, Tiffany, Dee Snider, and Flo Rida. Collaborating with various award-winning record producers, her voice graces their original music, ranging from Pop, Rock, to Techno, and Dance. The beloved bands that Devon performs with are like family to her.

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Steve is the guitarist, founding member and chief songwriter for the internationally notorious, million-selling Rock band TRIXTER! With over 25 years of rockstar experience, Steve is also an award-winning player, singer, producer, and musical director. He recently filled in with the legendary Def Leppard and on Broadway with Rock Of Ages!!

TRIXTER’s self-titled debut album, released in May 1990 by MCA Records, spent 54 weeks on Billboard’s Top 200 Album Charts and peaked at #28. In February 1991, the record was RIAA-certified Gold and has sold over 1 million total worldwide. Steve co-wrote the band’s 3 Top 100 Billboard Singles: “Give It To Me Good”, “One In A Million”, and “Surrender”. The singles were also long-running #1 Dial MTV Videos (“Give It To Me Good” for 8 weeks, “One In A Million” for 5 weeks, and “Surrender” for 2 weeks). Steve has also been featured on NBC, FOX, Entertainment Tonight, HBO, TNN and VH1’s ‘Where Are They Now?’ and ‘Top 40 Hair Bands of All Time’.

Steve’s tour accomplishments include rocking every major arena, theatre and club throughout the United States and Canada as TRIXTER opened up for for KISS, Scorpions, Poison, Warrant, Stryper, Dokken and Blues Traveler in the ’90s. In ’93 through ’95, the band headlined a tour in Japan and hit the club, theatre and state fair circuit back in the U.S. and Mexico. Steve has also shared the stage with legends David Lee Roth, Vince Neil, Foreigner, Cheap Trick, and Tesla!

2008 brought the return of TRIXTER and long-time fans swooned! Today the band continues to tour in support of their 2015 release “Human Era”, chock-full of TRIXTER’s signature hooks and riffs.

P.J. started his professional career as a musician at the ripe-old age of 16 as the bass player for TRIXTER, along with Steve Brown [above]. Signed to its first major label record deal with MCA in 1989, TRIXTER went on to sell well over 1 million records and had 3 #1 videos on MTV. Touring with bands like KISS, Poison, The Scorpions, and Warrant, P.J. has played almost every iconic arena, theater, pavilion and club all over the world.

In 2002, P.J. joined up with Active Rock chart toppers RA (Universal/Republic), embarking on the second chapter of his recording and touring career. Also venturing with Modern Hard Rock artists such as Staind, Seether and Sevendust, he was able to remain relevant and creative in the music business while TRIXTER took a 13 year hiatus. Rock goddess Lita Ford had P.J. on tour worldwide for almost 4 years starting in 2009. Besides The KUBE, his other current projects include Eric Martin of Mr. Big, comedian Jim Breuer, and Fozzy (wrestler Chris Jericho’s band)!

Mike’s been playing ’80s keyboards since, well… the ’80s! He got his start in a Poconos hometown band, Mirage (which included John Gaffney of Sinister Realm and film/tv composer Jeff Cardoni). After graduating from MIT, Mike had a brief stint in Boston with Woody & The Boyz (where he also added sax to his arsenal), Mike moved to NYC and quickly became part of downtown’s most high energy backing bands, including The Material Boys, The Vanities, and The Full Muscular Band. In addition to The KUBE, he’s also the fixed keyboard player for “Love Bites”, an annual Valentine’s Day celebration of 80’s monster ballads, and “Madonnathon”, a tribute to the blonde ambition material girl now 10 years and running.

Also an original kids music composer, Mike’s work has been heard on PBS, the Disney Channel, and NICKELODEON/Nick Jr.!

Michael Hunter is a multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter based in NYC. Initially trained as a classical pianist and violinist, he later taught himself drums, bass, guitar, cello and viola as he found his calling in the Rock ‘n Roll scene. Now he makes his living as a musical jack-of-all-trades, most recently performing as a violinist on Broadway in “The Band’s Visit” (2018) and “Tootsie” (2019). During the pandemic he turned himself into a one man band by learning how to live-loop multiple instruments in his home studio, and self-produced a slew of original and cover videos on his YouTube channel: youtube.com/HarmonyWithHunter.

Georgios Pesios is a multi-instrumentalist specializing in guitar, but can be often found performing keys, bass, and vocals. The Bulgarian native is a BFA graduate of City College NYC with a major in Audio Engineering from Sonic Arts Center. He has played at some of the top venues around the U.S. and is a familiar face on the NYC music scene. Georgios can also be seen on tour with multi-platinum New Zealand artist Gin Wigmore, or as part of the traveling productions “Rebel Rebel: The Many Lives of David Bowie” and “Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of The Wall”. Other regular appearances include Mark Hudson And Friends with the namesake Grammy-winning producer, Shepard the Breeze, Kinky Spigot And The Welders, High And Mighty Brass Band, and Breakdown Brass. Georgios has had the honor of performing with some of the biggest names in Rock, including Timothy B. Schmit (Eagles), Denny Laine (Moody Blues, Wings), Corey Glover (Living Colour), Simon Kirke (Free, Bad Company), Stephen Holly (Paul McCartney), Carmine Appice (Vanilla Fudge, Rod Stewart), Ricky Byrd (Joan Jett), Will Lee (David Letterman), Gene Cornish (The Young Rascals), Anton Fig (David Letterman) Andy Timmons, and Earl Slick (David Bowie, John Lennon).

Dancer, choreographer and backstage right-hand woman Micki started her dance training at the age of 6 at Dance Works in Quakertown, PA. She attended the Alvin Ailey/Fordham University dance program and received her BFA in Dance and Choreography from California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) in 2005. Micki performed across the country and internationally before joining Rubix Kube as their resident Moonwoman. In 2019 she was invited to perform in “Oceans of Violet” A Tribute to Prince, a charity fundraiser event in Portland, Maine to benefit the Recovery Community. In addition to working with the Kube, she believes passionately in teaching dance to the younger generation and has been doing so for over 20 years.