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The Speedboys, a Lancaster, Pennsylvania staple formed circa 1978, blended rock, blues, and pub-rock to create a sound that resonated with local music fans and critics alike. Led by frontman Robert "Robert Bobby" Milsom, the band built a dedicated following through the early 1980s with a pair of indie albums released on the I Like Mike label: That's What I Like (1982) and Look What Love's Done To Me Now (1983). The group featured a lineup of talented players—Robert Bobby, Bobby Blue Blake, Bobby Sheehan, Bobby Lawson, and Bobby Schmidt—before disbanding around 1985. Their momentum carried into the Lancaster Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, honoring their 1980s run alongside other notable performers. Today, fans continue to celebrate The Speedboys’ legacy and potential live appearances in Lancaster, PA, including at venues like Tellus360, a city staple hosting diverse acts in 2025–2026. For updates and possible tributes, the Robert Bobby community remains a resource via social media and archival pages.