The Boys, founded in 1980, played their signature style of polka music for over a decade. By the time the group disbanded in 1990, The Boys had recorded five albums, received regional and national honors including the United States Polka Association's "1989 Favorite Band" and "1989 Favorite Album" awards, appeared in a major motion picture, and established themselves as one of the dominant forces in the polka industry. 　　 　　In 2010, Polka Hall of Famers Mike Matousek and Frank Liszka, along with Al Puwalski, and Jeff Yash reunited and added the talents of polka veterans Mike Evan and David Morris to form The Boys of today. They continue their legacy of performing high-energy, contemporary polka music that features powerful trumpets, vibrant rhythms, and rich vocals. Their "A New Day" CD won the International Polka Association's "Favorite CD" of 2011 and the Polka America Corporation's PACE Award for "Favorite Polish CD" of 2011. One of the song's on the recording, "In My Old Polish Town" also won the PACE award for "Favorite Original Song" of 2011. 　　 　　 "Boysterous," The Boys' brand new recording, promises to be the group's best work yet. 　　 　　 To keep track of The Boys visit www.TheBoysBand.com or contact Mike Matousek at (410) 729-9697 or mike@TheBoysBand.com.