The boys were born and grew up overseas. David was born in Bangladesh, John-Paul and
                 Jonathan in Belgium.

                 They began singing for charitable events in Europe at the ages of 3 and 4. Their father, Steven
                 Greenberg musician-songwriter, worked with Mother Theresa while in Calcutta and was involved in
                 opening half way houses and developing other humanitarian projects on the Indian sub-continent
                 for ten years. While in Belgium the family performed for homeless folks, the elderly, children’s
                 homes, hospitals and correctional institutions. Mr. Greenberg's talented young sons shared their
                 love for music, as a way of comfort to others during this time. Steven Greenberg then began to
                 write the music and lyrics for the original numbers Bon Voyager now performs. The brothers were
                 invited to perform on live Belgium television in 1996.

                 Arriving in the United States, the spring of 1998, they were invited to perform at the Special
                 Olympics in Boston. That summer they finished recording their first CD of original numbers entitled
                "World of Dreams". They are now based on Cape Cod.

                 The CD includes six original songs. Featured among them are; "Princes of Love" a song written
                 following the funeral of Princess Diana, which has touched the hearts of many in both the United
                 States and England, and the song "Bangladesh", which was written as a heartcry for the people of
                 Bangladesh, where the family lived for five years.

                 Since their arrival in the United States, Bon Voyager have toured throughout New England and
                 have generated a growing following of fans. They have also been featured in several newspaper
                 articles, done several radio interviews and performed on various cable TV shows.

                 A portion of the proceeds of the sale of their CD’s is donated to charitable causes,  among them
                 "Bridge Over Troubled Waters" an organization based in Boston helping homeless teenagers.