
Tom Borlik | Lead; Founder & Rhythm Guitar, The driving force behind Repeat Offenders, Tom brings decades of live performance, iconic local music history, and unmistakable energy to every stage. A staple of the Baltimore–Washington music scene since the 1960s, Tom performed during the 1980s with Razor Edge. The band earned heavy local radio airplay and a memorable performance at Baltimore’s legendary Memorial Stadium for their hit single celebrating the 1983 Redskins vs. Dolphins Super Bowl. Beyond his musical career, Tom is a proud U.S. Army veteran who served as a Medevac door gunner during the Vietnam War. Today, Tom calls the Delmarva coast home, performing across South Delaware and Ocean City as a mainstay of the local live music scene. When he takes the stage, audiences can count on signature renditions of crowd-moving classics like Jim Quick & Coastline’s "Mama’s Drinkin’ Liquor Again," Joe Cocker’s "Unchain My Heart," and Talking Heads’ "Life During Wartime."

Eileen VanGrofski | Vocals; Born in New York and raised in Easton, Pennsylvania, Eileen VanGrofski brings decades of powerhouse vocal experience, national touring credits, and pure energetic soul to the stage. Eileen’s music career took off in the early 1970s when she joined Jay & the Techniques, standard-bearers of soul-pop famous for iconic hits like "Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie" and "Keep the Ball Rollin'." She later took to the road with Lee Andrews & the Hearts, performing classic 1960s ballad hits like "Teardrops" and "Long Lonely Nights." During her time touring with the band, she met Lee's 5-year-old son—who would grow up to become the legendary Academy Award-winning director and multi-Grammy winner, Questlove. Across a career spanning stage and radio performances throughout the United States and Canada, Eileen has earned a reputation as a versatile and magnetic performer. Her standout moments include: Command Performances: Honored to sing for President George H.W. Bush and perform across Military NCO Clubs at Fort Bragg, NC, in support of Gulf War troops. Regional Favorites: Fronting popular lineup bands including The Dovers (a regular fixture in Dover, DE), Ricky and the Rockets, and Bad Daddy Strutt. When she isn't lighting up the microphone, Eileen lives with her devoted husband, Frank, and their adorable dog, Dottieo. Eileen is thrilled to bring her deep vocal roots, passion for classic hits, and high-energy showmanship to Repeat Offenders!

Johnny Vagabond (John Rivero) — Keyboards; Classically trained at Shippensburg University and the Cumberland Valley School of Music, John Rivero started playing at age five before evolving into a versatile jazz and rock keyboardist. After turning full-time in 2003, his career took him from touring nationally with indie artists to headlining solo piano lounges for Carnival and Disney Cruise Lines, alongside five years with Billboard artist Erin Cruise. A session player and seasoned performer, John relocated to the Eastern Shore in 2015 and currently plays with Philadelphia tribute acts and Delmarva’s own Repeat Offenders.

Richard Boord| Drums & Percussion; Richard brings a lifetime of rhythm, discipline, and dedication to the Repeat Offenders. A retired law enforcement officer and U.S. Air Force/Air National Guard Master Sergeant, Richard was born into a musical family. His father was a professional trumpet player in the U.S. Army Band in the 1950s, performed with the Annapolis Symphony in the late 1960s, and played with the Bay Winds in Anne Arundel County—inspiring two of Richard's brothers to pursue professional music careers as well. Having played drums and percussion from an early age, Richard’s background spans everything from community bands to gospel groups. After retiring to Ocean City, he quickly immersed himself in the local music scene, filling in on drums for bands like the Beach Bandits, Identity Crisis and Short Term Memories. Today, Richard is honored to lay down the beat as an official Repeat Offender!