Rado Moznich is originally from Košice. His mother introduced him to Bon Jovi, often listening to the legendary American band at home. Their songs naturally became part of his journey as a singer.

At the age of twelve, he was already performing at cultural events, where audiences repeatedly requested the hit It’s My Life. The reason was clear: even then, his voice bore a striking resemblance to Jon Bon Jovi’s.

A milestone in his musical career came with an invitation to record Nech Bože dá, the anthem of Slovakia’s national ice hockey team. He performed he song at the OTO 2003 awards ceremony in January 2004, and BMG released it as a CD single in April that year. To mark the occasion, Rado received a gold record.

In 2012, he performed the anthem in Moscow at the invitation of the management of Russia’s KHL hockey league.