Boy George

Culture Club drummer Jon Moss claims he is owed £188000 under a band agreement after he was allegedly 'expelled' by their manager in September 2018 ...

'The claimant is not adverse to further settlement in this case of course. Mr Moss now claims that Boy George, YGML and/or OPD, were allegedly in breach of the 'deal memo', allegedly acted dishonestly in relation to the US settlement and allegedly entered into a conspiracy to defraud Mr Moss over the money he still believes is owed to him. Ms Rooney explained that as part of the High Court litigation, the band previously settled a dispute over whether there was a 'continuing partnership' since the formation of Culture Club before a planned trial in December last year, with Boy George, Mr Hay and Mr Craig conceding there was until Mr Moss's alleged expulsion. Mr Moss (pictured above in 1999) argues he is owed an 'outstanding balance' of £188,000 under the terms of a band agreement reached over the operation of its 2018 Life Tour Tuesday's hearing came after Mr Moss amended his legal case to allege that Boy George 'conspired to defraud' him out of the nearly a quarter of a million dollars under the band agreement. Mr Moss argues he is owed an 'outstanding balance' of 246,000.17 dollars (£188,000) under the terms of a band agreement reached over the operation of its 2018 Life Tour.