After November’s weather-forced cancellation, fate finally aligned. And when Boys Night Out: Last Night Out finally took over XYLO at The Palace, Uptown on January 14, 2026, it delivered exactly what fans had waited for—a night nothing short of legendary.
The sold-out venue was packed wall-to-wall with longtime listeners who grew up with the show, laughed through its chaos, and lived through its late-night confessions. Thanks to The Lighthouse Group (TLG), who helped bring the vision to life, the stage was perfectly set for the voices that defined an era: TonyToni, Sam YG, Slick Rick, Tin Gamboa, and Gino Quillamor, all reunited one final time to prove that BNO was never just a radio show. It was forever.
As the night rolled on, the guys shared stories that only 19 years of friendship could produce: from TonyToni recalling the time something mysteriously slipped into his drink (courtesy of the Boys), to chaotic drinking sessions during COVID, to inside jokes about Jojo being the group’s infamous “superspreader.”
The laughs came easy. But beneath the jokes was something deeper: genuine love, mutual respect, and a bond forged through nearly two decades of late nights, shared lives, and growing up together on-air.
And as with all good things, the night reminded everyone that even the best chapters must come to an end. The Boys reflected on Tin’s emotional farewell, a moment that had taken social media by storm the year before. The response was overwhelming, revealing just how massive, loyal, and deeply connected the BNO community truly was. “I didn’t realize how many listeners we had,” TonyToni shared. “The hits, the follows, the tweets, the shares—it was overwhelming. And because of that, all of you are the reason we’re here tonight.”
Turning to his co-hosts, he added: “To Sam, Slick, Gino, and Tin…thank you for sharing this ride with me. For sharing my dream. I’m going to miss you guys.”
As the night drew to a close, the Boys did what they’ve always done best—together.
“Once again, my name is Sam YG.
My name is Slick Rick.
My name is TonyToni.
My name is Gino Quillamor.
And my name is Tin Gamboa.”
Together, one final time: “We’re from Boys Night Out. YEAH, MEENN!!!”
The nights may be over but the stories, the laughter, the honesty, and the chaos, will live forever.
