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14 de ene. de 2010 · January 14, 2010. According to author and veteran punk drummer Joel Gausten ( PIGFACE, ELECTRIC FRANKENSTEIN, THE UNDEAD ), Brian "Damage" Keats, who drummed in the final incarnation of the...
Swalla played one Misfits show in June 1982, and later substituted for Damage on October 29, 1983. Brian Damage (Brian Keats) 1983 His first and only performance turned out to be the band's farewell show. He played thirteen songs of the set and was then replaced for the rest of the show by Swalla. Myke Hideous (Myke Itzazone) 1998 ...
14 de ene. de 2010 · Brian "Damage" Keats, who drummed in the final incarnation of the Danzig-fronted MISFITS (circa 1983), died on January 12th following a battle with cancer. He was 46. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Damage played for the puk bands GENOCIDE and VERBAL ABUSE before Glenn Danzig invited him to join The Misfits.
Brian "Damage" Keats was born in Brooklyn, NY, on 02/11/1963 and played for Genocide and Verbal Abuse before Danzig invited him to join The Misfits as the latest in a long line of drummers. He began rehearsing with the band in October 1983, just a few weeks before the band's upcoming Halloween show in Detroit.
© 2024 Google LLC. "On October 29, 1983, the Misfits played their annual Halloween performance at Greystone Hall in Detroit with the Necros. Danzig had selected Brian Damage (r...
Brian "Damage" Keats, the former drummer for such legendary American punk bands as Verbal Abuse, Misfits and Genocide, has passed away after a battle with cancer. He was fourty six years old and is survived by his wife and child. Keats was born in Brooklyn, New York and performed in the last incantation of Misfits to feature frontman Glen Danzig.
American drummer (born 2-11-1963 in Brooklyn, New York, U.S.A., died 1-12-2010). He started his career playing for Genocide and Verbal Abuse. Later, as Brian Damage, he joined Misfits but only played in half a show in a Halloween gig in 1983. After his short period with Misfits, the drummer played for a number of New York City bands.
