Nick Jago
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Nick Jago is an English drummer from Devon. Currently residing in the United States, Jago is the drummer for the San Francisco band Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. Jago generally is the least outspoken of the 3 members of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.
Jago was forcably removed from the stage at the 2003 NME Awards when accepting the "Best Video" award for Whatever happened to my rock and roll (punk song) on behalf of the band due to his unusual behaviour and reluctance to leave the stage[1].
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Nick accepting best video award at NME 2003 awards
| Black Rebel Motorcycle Club |
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| Peter Hayes | Robert Levon Been | Nick Jago |
| Discography |
| Studio albums: BRMC | Take Them On, On Your Own | Howl | Baby 81 |
| Singles: Red Eyes and Tears | Rifles | Screaming Gun | Whatever Happened to My Rock 'n' Roll (punk song) | Love Burns | Spread Your Love | Stop | We're All in Love | Ain't No Easy Way | Weight of the World |
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