More About The Misfits

And this is Michale Graves, lead singer for The Misfits. From 1988 untill the early 1990's, Michale sang for Bambi Slam (later known as Social Outcast), and from 1993 untill 1994, for Valmont. Before joining The Misfits in 1995, Michale was in Mulch. During the summer of 1998, Michale left the band for a few months, and was replaced by Myke Hideous. He left the band in 2000 and briefly returned in 2001 for the M25 tour as guest vocalist. He now sings for Graves. Graves birthday is 03/21/1975.

This is the one that they call Manny, he used to play drums for The Misfits. Manny Martinez graduated from Lodi High School in 1971, and played drums in a number of Lodi, NJ bands. As a veteran of the local scene, Manny eventually met Glenn Danzig and started rehearsing with him in his project, The Misfits. After a few rehearsals, Manny completed the band'd lineup by introducing Danzig to his friend Jerry Only. Manny's jazzy style of drum playing was recorded only on the first single, Cough/Cool. By the end of 1977, and after only a few live shows, Manny left the band.

And this is the old singer for The Misfits. Born on 06/23/1955, Glenn was The Misfits' lead singer and songwriter. He graduated from Lodi High School in 1973 and  was in several bands, includong Talus and Whodat And Boojang, before forming The Misfits. While in The Misfits, Glenn also released a solo 7". in 1983, he started Samhain with Misfit photographer and roadie Eerie Von and Mourning Noise drummer Steve Zing. Glenn was Samhain's singer and songwriter, although he also contributed (at one time or another) guitar, bass, keyboard, piano, and drums while recording his albums.

In 1987, Glenn changed the name of his band to Danzig, his current band. He also recorded as Glenn Danzig Adn The Power And Fury Orchestra and has releaased a solo album, and produced or written music for Roy Orbison, Kinghorse, and Johnny Cash.