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] are an American ] band from ]. Formed in February 1977, the group originally included vocalist and keyboardist ], bassist Diane DiPiazza, who was replaced by ], and drummer ], who was replaced by ] shortly after, with guitarist ] added in the fall of that year. The band went through a number of personnel changes, including adding Only's brother ] on guitars in 1980, before breaking up in 1983. Only and Doyle reformed the Misfits in 1995 with new vocalist ] and drummer ]. Doyle and Danzig rejoined the band in 2016, alongside guitarist ] and drummer ].

== History ==
=== 1977–1983 ===
The Misfits were formed in 1977 in ], by ]. Danzig's first recruit to the Misfits was drummer ] and bassist Diane DiPiazza, however, DiPiazza never showed up. Mr. Jim was replaced by Manny Martinez shortly after. The two practiced in Martínez's garage, with Danzig on electric piano and Martínez on drums. The duo soon encountered ], who was dating a neighbor of Martínez's and had just received a ] for Christmas. After performing as a three-piece for a number of months, which spawned their first single "]", the band added guitarist Frank "]" Licata in October.<ref>{{harvnb|Greene|2013|p=17}}</ref> By the end of the year they had also replaced Martínez with James "Mr. Jim" Catania. Misfits recorded its debut album '']'' in the first two months of 1978, but it remained unreleased until 1996.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.allmusic.com/album/static-age-mw0000177017 |title=Static Age – Misfits: Songs, Reviews, Credits |last=Raggett |first=Ned |publisher=] |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> "]" was issued in June 1978.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://noisey.vice.com/en_us/article/647mmr/misfits-bullet-texas-is-the-reason-anniversary |title=Texas is the Reason: The Death of JFK and Danzig's Shining Moment |last=Lipez |first=Zachary |publisher=] |date=November 21, 2013 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref>


Coma left midway through a North American tour in October 1978, followed by Mr. Jim later in the month.<ref name="amoeba">{{cite web |url=https://www.amoeba.com/misfits/artist/140813/bio |title=Misfits – Biography |last=Hall |first=Oliver |publisher=] |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> They were replaced in November by ] and ], respectively.<ref name="amoeba" /> Coma was initially replaced by Rick Riley for two shows before Steele joined.<ref name="amoeba" /> After the release of two singles – "]" and "]" – Image left Misfits in December 1979 following conflicts with Danzig and Only.<ref>{{cite news |url=http://www.miaminewtimes.com/music/misfits-drummer-joey-image-lives-in-south-florida-seeks-cancer-treatment-9715497 |title=Years After Touring With the Misfits, a Punk Drummer Confronts Cancer |last=Markowitz |first=Douglas |work=] |date=October 2, 2017 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> The group went on a short hiatus, before adding drummer ] (real name Arthur McGuckin) in April 1980.<ref>{{harvnb|Greene|2013|p=35}}</ref> Later in the year, Steele was replaced by Only's 16-year-old brother Paul Caiafa (originally a roadie for the band), who adopted the moniker ].<ref>{{cite news |url=http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/music/doyle-you-wouldnt-believe-how-many-popular-musicians-have-regular-jobs-6621010 |title=Doyle: You Wouldn't Believe How Many Popular Musicians Have Regular Jobs |last=Wise |first=Lauren |work=] |date=August 29, 2013 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> This lineup recorded the band's first album to be released, '']'', which was issued in March 1982.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.allmusic.com/album/walk-among-us-mw0000197473 |title=Walk Among Us – Misfits: Songs, Reviews, Credits |last=Raggett |first=Ned |publisher=] |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> Googy left shortly after its release following an argument with Danzig.<ref name="legacy">{{cite web |url=http://exclaim.ca/music/article/glenn_danzig_-_legacy_of_brutality |title=Glenn Danzig: Legacy of Brutality |last=Lindsay |first=Cam |publisher=] |date=May 22, 2010 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref>
The '''lineup of the Misfits''', a ] band, has fluctuated many times since the band's formation in 1977 in ], with ] and current ] ] being the only consistent member. In total the band has had seventeen official members: two lead singers, five ]s, two bassists, and eight ]s. The following is a complete chronology of the various members and lineups of the ], from the group's inception until the present.


Returning with former ] drummer ], Misfits recorded its second album '']'' throughout late 1982 and early 1983.<ref name="allmusic">{{cite web |url=https://www.allmusic.com/artist/misfits-mn0000891063/biography |title=Misfits: Biography & History |last=Huey |first=Steve |publisher=] |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> Robo left in August 1983, with Brian Damage (real name Brian Keats) brought in for scheduled tour dates later in the year.<ref name="amoeba" /> However, Danzig disbanded the group after a final show on October 29 which '']'' writer Kory Grow described as "shambolic", during which former touring drummer Todd Swalla was forced to substitute for the drunken Damage.<ref name="finalshow">{{cite magazine |url=https://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/glenn-danzig-on-misfits-shows-i-want-you-to-be-surprised-20160516 |title=Glenn Danzig on Misfits Shows: 'I Want You to Be Surprised' |last=Grow |first=Kory |magazine=] |date=May 16, 2016 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> ''Earth AD/Wolfs Blood'' was released in December 1983,<ref>{{harvnb|Greene|2013|p=127}}</ref> followed by single "]" in May 1984.<ref>{{harvnb|Greene|2013|p=123}}</ref> Following the breakup of the Misfits, Danzig formed ] and later ], while the Caiafa brothers formed ].<ref name="allmusic" />
==Current members==
;]
:*] (1977–1983, 1995–present), lead ] (2001–present)
:Gerald "Jerry" Caiafa joined the Misfits in February 1977, roughly a month after the band's formation, replacing original bassist ]. He had received a bass guitar as a ] gift and practiced with it for two months, and was recommended to singer ] as a replacement for DiPiazza by ] ]. After his ] was misspelled on the band's first single, "]", he insisted that in the future he be credited as "Jerry, only Jerry". "Jerry Only" quickly became his ], which he would continue to use for the rest of his career. In 1980 he brought his brother ] into the band under the pseudonym Doyle, replacing then-] ]. After the band's breakup in 1983, Only and Doyle performed in the short-lived ]. In 1995 they regained the rights to record and perform as the Misfits and launched a new version of the band. This incarnation of the Misfits broke up in 2000, leaving Only as the sole remaining member. He took over singing in addition to playing bass and recruited new members to continue the band. He is the only band member to have performed on every Misfits release. He also performs in ] with Misfits guitarist Dez Cadena, former Misfits drummer ], and Misfits associate ].


=== 1995 onwards ===
;]
After a legal case regarding ownership of the band's name, Only "secured the exclusive legal right to tour and record as the Misfits" in 1995 and reformed the band with Doyle.<ref>{{cite news |url=https://www.altpress.com/news/entry/danzig_misfits_lawsuit_official_statement |title="It can only be described as... sour grapes:" Misfits address Danzig lawsuit (Exclusive) |last=Whitt |first=Cassie |work=] |date=May 7, 2014 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> The pair initially invited Danzig to rejoin, who declined.<ref name="legacy" /> During auditions for new bandmates, Only and Doyle recorded several demos with vocalist Eric Weiss and drummer Joel Gausten, although they were not official members of the band.<ref>{{cite news |url=http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/misfits-rare-1995-demo-recordings-posted-online/ |title=Misfits: Rare 1995 Demo Recordings Posted Online |publisher=] |date=March 31, 2008 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> Later in the year, vocalist Michael "] Emanuel and drummer David "]" Calabrese joined the group, with their first shows coming in October.<ref>{{harvnb|Greene|2013|p=87}}</ref> The new lineup released several recordings together, including '']'' and '']''.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.allmusic.com/album/american-psycho-mw0000020952 |title=American Psycho – Misfits: Songs, Reviews, Credits |last=Rabid |first=Jack |publisher=] |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref><ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.allmusic.com/album/famous-monsters-mw0000251889 |title=Famous Monsters – Misfits: Songs, Reviews, Credits |last=Huey |first=Steve |publisher=] |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> Graves briefly departed in 1998, during which time ] filled in on several tour dates.<ref name="hideous">{{cite news |url=http://www.mtv.com/news/1432198/misfits-get-hideous-new-singer/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180214073514/http://www.mtv.com/news/1432198/misfits-get-hideous-new-singer/ |url-status=dead |archive-date=February 14, 2018 |title=Misfits Get Hideous New Singer |publisher=] |date=May 29, 1998 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref>
:*], backing vocals (2001–present)
:Cadena joined the Misfits in 2001 after the departure of Doyle, having previously performed in ], ], the ], and other bands. He is the fifth Misfits guitarist and performed on the "M25" tour celebrating the band's 25th anniversary. He has been credited on four Misfits releases, the first being a live ] of the Black Flag song "Rise Above", recorded during the M25 tour and released on the ] '']'' (2002). He also performed on the "]" ] (2003), the '']'' album (2003), and the "]" single (2009). He also performs in Osaka Popstar with Misfits bassist and singer Jerry Only, former Misfits drummer Marky Ramone, and Misfits associate John Cafiero.


Graves and Chud left midway through a show on October 25, 2000.<ref name="2000change">{{cite news |url=http://www.mtv.com/news/1432188/misfits-charge-on-after-losing-singer-drummer/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150616075350/http://www.mtv.com/news/1432188/misfits-charge-on-after-losing-singer-drummer/ |url-status=dead |archive-date=June 16, 2015 |title=Misfits Charge On After Losing Singer, Drummer |last=Downey |first=Ryan J. |publisher=] |date=November 8, 2000 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> Several guest musicians replaced them at later dates, including former member Joey Image, vocalist ] and drummer Ken "Renfield" Schalk.<ref name="2000change" /> In early 2001, the group toured with a range of guests, including Eric Arce, former members Robo and Graves, former ] guitarist ], and former ] drummer ].<ref>{{cite news |url=http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/archive-news-apr-25-2001/ |title=Archive News Apr 25, 2001 |publisher=] |date=April 25, 2001 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> Both Cadena and Marky later became official members,<ref>{{cite news |url=http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/the-misfits-plot-1950s-cover-cd-central-american-tour/ |title=The Misfits Plot 1950s Cover CD, Central American Tour |publisher=] |date=March 21, 2002 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> before Doyle left the band in May 2001.<ref>{{harvnb|Greene|2013|p=107}}</ref> Robo returned to replace Ramone in May 2005,<ref>{{cite news |url=http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/misfits-drummer-robo-returns-to-the-fold/ |title=Misfits: Drummer Robo Returns To The Fold |publisher=] |date=May 17, 2005 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> remaining until November 2010 when he was replaced by Arce.<ref>{{cite news |url=https://www.punknews.org/article/40723/misfits-replace-robo-title-new-album |title=Misfits replace Robo, title new album |publisher=Punknews.org |date=November 24, 2010 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> In 2014, the band expanded to a four-piece with the addition of Only's son Jerry Caiafa II on guitar,<ref>{{cite news |url=https://www.axs.com/the-misfits-perform-to-several-packed-venues-in-socal-33967 |title=The Misfits perform to several packed venues in SoCal |last=Atlasman |first=Annie |publisher=] |date=December 20, 2014 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> although the following June it was announced that Cadena had to cease performing due to undergoing cancer treatment.<ref>{{cite news |url=https://exclaim.ca/music/article/former_black_flagmisfits_guitarist_dez_cadena_seeking_funds_for_cancer_treatment |title=Former Black Flag/Misfits Guitarist Dez Cadena Seeks Funds for Cancer Treatment |last=Adams |first=Gregory |work=] |date=August 17, 2015 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref>
;]
:*] (1982–1983, 2005–present)
:Roberto "Robo" Valverde is the only musician, other than brothers Jerry Only and Doyle, to have been a member of the Misfits twice, as both their fifth and ninth drummer. He had previously been a member of Black Flag, and was recommended to the Misfits by Black Flag singer ] as a replacement for ], who had been ejected from the band. He joined the Misfits in July 1982 and performed on '']'' (1983) and the "]" single (1984). He left the band after a series of arguments with Glenn Danzig and was replaced by ]. He rejoined the band in 2001 to fill in for ] during some dates of the "M25" tour, and is credited on the live cover of "Rise Above" on ''Cuts from the Crypt''. He replaced Ramone as a permanent member in 2005 and performed on the "Land of the Dead" single in 2009.


On May 12, 2016, it was announced that Danzig would be returning to the band for the first time since 1983, alongside guitarist Doyle, for a lineup dubbed "The original Misfits".<ref>{{cite magazine |url=https://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/glenn-danzig-misfits-to-reunite-for-first-time-in-33-years-20160512 |title=Glenn Danzig, Misfits to Reunite for First Time in 33 Years |last=Grow |first=Kory |magazine=] |date=May 12, 2016 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref> In August, it was announced that former ] drummer ] would be joining as the fourth member of the group, with the first reunion shows taking place the following month.<ref>{{cite news |url=https://consequenceofsound.net/2016/08/misfits-tap-former-slayer-drummer-dave-lombardo-for-riot-fest-reunion-shows/ |title=Misfits tap former Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo for Riot Fest reunion shows |last=Kaye |first=Ben |publisher=] |date=August 29, 2016 |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref>
<div align="center">
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Image:Jerry Only live with the Misifts, Sala Copernico, Madrid, 2008-04-23.jpg|] performing in ] in April 2008.
Image:Misfits Dez Cadena.jpg|] performing in ] in November 2007.
Image:Misfits3.jpg|] performing with the Misfits in July 2001.
</gallery>
</div>


==Former members== == Members ==
=== Current ===
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|+ <big>'''Misfits lineups'''</big><br />The left column lists releases recorded by each lineup (excluding compilation albums).
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! bgcolor="#E7EBEE" | Jan.–Feb. 1977
!width="140"|Name {{small|(real name)}}
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!width="90"|Years active
* ] - ], ]
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* Jimmy Battle - ]
!Release contributions
* ] - ]
* ] - drums
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! bgcolor="#E7EBEE" | Feb.–Aug. 1977<br /><small>"]"</small>
|] {{small|(Jerry Caiafa)}}
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|{{hlist|1977–1983|1995–present}}
* Glenn Danzig - vocals, electric piano
|{{hlist|bass|backing vocals|lead vocals {{small|(2000–2016)}}}}
* ] - bass
|all ]
* Manny Martínez - drums
|- |-
|{{CSS image crop |Image=Glenn Danzig at Wacken Open Air 2013 04.jpg |bSize=450 |cWidth=75 |cHeight=75 |oTop=72 |oLeft=156}}
! bgcolor="#E7EBEE" | Aug.–Dec. 1977
|] {{small|(Glenn Anzalone)}}
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|{{hlist|1977–1983|2016–present}}
* Glenn Danzig - vocals
|{{hlist|lead vocals|keyboards {{small|(early 1977)}}|drums|guitar}}
* Jerry Only - bass
|all Misfits releases from "]" (1977) to "]" (1984)
* ] - guitar
* Manny Martínez - drums
|- |-
|{{CSS image crop |Image=Glenn Danzig and Paul Doyle Caiafa playing at Wacken Open Air 2013 03.jpg |bSize=450 |cWidth=75 |cHeight=75 |oTop=75 |oLeft=275}}
! bgcolor="#E7EBEE" | Jan.–Oct. 1978<br /><small>'']''<br />"]"</small>
|] {{small|(Paul Caiafa)}}
|
|{{hlist|1980–1983|1995–2001|2016–present}}
* Glenn Danzig - vocals
|{{hlist|lead guitar|}}
* Jerry Only - bass
|{{hlist|all Misfits releases from '']'' (1981) to "]" (1999)|'']'' (2006)}}
* Franché Coma - guitar
* ] - drums
|- |-
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! bgcolor="#E7EBEE" | Nov. 1978–Nov. 1979<br /><small>"]"<br />"]"</small>
|] {{small|(Emil Schmidt)}}
|
| rowspan="2" |2016–present
* Glenn Danzig - vocals
|{{hlist|rhythm guitar|backing vocals}}
* Jerry Only - bass
| rowspan="2" |none as of yet
* ] - guitar
* ] - drums
|- |-
|{{CSS image crop |Image=Dave Lombardo 8.5.14.jpeg |bSize=100 |cWidth=75 |cHeight=75 |oTop=24 |oLeft=19}}
! bgcolor="#E7EBEE" | Nov. 1979–Apr. 1980
|]
|
|drums
* Glenn Danzig - vocals
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* Jerry Only - bass

* Bobby Steele - guitar
=== Former ===
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|- |-
!width="75"|Image
! bgcolor="#E7EBEE" | Apr.–Oct. 1980<br /><small>'']''<br />"]"<br />'']''</small>
!width="140"|Name {{small|(real name)}}
|
!width="90"|Years active
* Glenn Danzig - vocals
!width="160"|Instruments
* Jerry Only - bass
!Release contributions
* Bobby Steele - guitar
* ] - drums
|- |-
|
! bgcolor="#E7EBEE" | Oct. 1980–Apr. 1982<br /><small>'']''<br />'']''</small>
|Manny Martínez
|
|1977 {{small|(died 2023)}}
* Glenn Danzig - vocals
|{{hlist|drums|percussion}}
* Jerry Only - bass
|"Cough/Cool" (1977)
* ] - guitar
* ] - drums
|- |-
|
! bgcolor="#E7EBEE" | Apr.–Jul. 1982
|Jimi Battle
|
| rowspan="2" |1977
* Glenn Danzig - vocals
|guitars
* Jerry Only - bass
| rowspan="2" |none
* Doyle - guitar
|- |-
|
! bgcolor="#E7EBEE" | Jul. 1982–Aug. 1983<br /><small>'']''<br />"]"</small>
|Diane DiPiazza
|
|bass
* Glenn Danzig - vocals
* Jerry Only - bass
* Doyle - guitar
* ] - drums
|- |-
|
! bgcolor="#E7EBEE" | Oct. 1983
|] {{small|(Jim Catania)}}
|
|{{hlist|1977|1978 {{small|(touring 2007)}}}}
* Glenn Danzig - vocals
|drums
* Jerry Only - bass
|{{Hlist|"]" (1978)|"]" (1980)|'']'' (1996)}}
* Doyle - guitar
* ] - drums
|- |-
|
! bgcolor="#E7EBEE" | 1995–Oct. 2000<br /><small>'']''<br />"]"<br />'']''<br />"]"<br />'']''<br />"]"<br />"]"<br />'']''</small>
|] {{small|(Frank Licata)}}
|
|1977–1978 {{small|(touring 2007)}}
* ] - vocals
|{{hlist|guitars|backing vocals}}
* Jerry Only - bass
|{{Hlist|"Bullet" (1978)|"Last Caress" (1980)|''Static Age'' (1996)}}
* Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein - guitar
* ] - drums
|- |-
|{{CSS image crop |Image=Bobby Steele at Tompkins Square Park 1.jpg |bSize=625 |cWidth=75 |cHeight=75 |oTop=102 |oLeft=370}}
! bgcolor="#E7EBEE" | 2001–2005<br /><small>"]"<br />'']''</small>
|] {{small|(Bobby Kaufhold)}}
|
|1978–1980
* Jerry Only - bass, vocals
|{{hlist|guitars|backing vocals}}
* ] - guitar
|rowspan="2"|{{hlist|"]" (1979)|"]" (1979)}}
* ] - drums
|- |-
|{{CSS image crop |Image=Joey Image in 2014.jpg |bSize=500 |cWidth=75 |cHeight=75 |oTop=20 |oLeft=170}}
! bgcolor="#E7EBEE" | 2005–present<br /><small>"]"</small>
|] {{small|(Joey Poole)}}
|
|1978–1979 {{small|(touring 2000)}} {{small|(died 2020)}}
* Jerry Only - bass, vocals
|rowspan="3"|drums
* ] - guitar
* Robo - drums
|- |-
|
|] {{small|(Arthur McGuckin)}}
|1980–1982
|all Misfits releases from ''3 Hits from Hell'' (1981) to '']'' (1982)
|-
||
|] {{small|(Roberto Valverde)}}
|{{hlist|1982–1983|2005–2010 {{small|(touring 2001–02)}}}}
|{{hlist|'']'' (1983)|"Die, Die My Darling" B-sides (1984)|"]" (2009)}}
|-
|
|] {{small|(David Calabrese)}}
|1995–2000
|{{hlist|drums|keyboards}}
|{{hlist|all Misfits releases from '']'' (1997) to "Monster Mash" (1999)|''Psycho in the Wax Museum'' (2006)}}
|-
|{{CSS image crop |Image=Marky Ramone,Michale Graves.jpg |bSize=425 |cWidth=75 |cHeight=75 |oTop=122 |oLeft=70}}
|] {{small|(Michael Emanuel)}}
|{{hlist|1995–1998|1998–2000 {{small|(touring 2000–2001)}}}}
|lead vocals
|all Misfits releases from ''American Psycho'' (1997) to "Monster Mash" (1999), except "]" (1998)
|-
|{{CSS image crop |Image=Misfits Dez Cadena 1.jpg |bSize=250 |cWidth=75 |cHeight=75 |oTop=30 |oLeft=70}}
|]
|2001–2015
|{{hlist|lead guitar|backing and lead vocals}}
|all Misfits releases from "]" (2002) to "Horror Xmas" (2013), except ''Psycho in the Wax Museum'' (2006)
|-
|{{CSS image crop |Image=Marky Ramone-05.jpg |bSize=215 |cWidth=75 |cHeight=75 |oTop=34 |oLeft=60}}
|] {{small|(Marky Bell)}}
|2001–2005
|{{hlist|drums|percussion}}
|{{hlist|"Day the Earth Caught Fire" (2002)|'']'' (2003)}}
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|{{CSS image crop |Image=Misfits drummer (Aupa Lumbreiras 2013).jpg |bSize=750 |cWidth=75 |cHeight=75 |oTop=48 |oLeft=312}}
|Chupacabra {{small|(Eric Arce)}}
|2010–2016 {{small|(touring 2000–01)}}
|drums
|all Misfits releases from '']'' (2011) to ''Friday the 13th'' (2016)
|-
|
|Jerry Other {{small|(Jerry Caiafa II)}}
|2014–2016
|rhythm guitar
|{{hlist|''Vampire Girl/Zombie Girl'' (2015)|''Friday the 13th'' (2016)}}
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|2015
|lead guitar
|{{hlist|''Vampire Girl/Zombie Girl'' (2015)}}
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=== Touring ===
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:*Lead ] (1977-1983)
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!width="75"|Image
:Glenn Danzig, born Glenn Anzalone, was the founder of the Misfits and the band's first lead singer. He formed the band in 1977 and was the only constant member until their breakup in 1983, writing all of their songs and performing on every release during this period. He also formed the band's record label, initially called Blank Records and later changed to ]. Initially he also played the ], though the only release on which he recorded it was the "]" single. With the addition of ] ] Danzig phased out the electric piano and focused on singing. After the Misfits broke up in 1983 he formed ] and later ], with whom he found international success, and also released solo albums. He is also credited on all of the compilations of early Misfits material including '']'' (1985), '']'' (1986), and '']'' (1995), as well as ] (1996). In the late 1980s and early 1990s Danzig was involved in a series of legal disputes with Jerry Only and Doyle over songwriting credits and rights to the Misfits name and imagery. These culminated in an out-of-court settlement in 1995 which allowed Only and Doyle to record and perform as the Misfits, sharing merchandising rights with Danzig, and also dissolved Plan 9 Records. In 2001 Caroline Records attempted to release twelve songs the Misfits had recorded in October 1980 as '']'', but the album was cancelled at the request of Danzig and Only. Doyle joined Danzig onstage during tours from 2004 to 2006 to play 30-minute sets of classic Misfits songs, the first time the two had performed together in over twenty years. Danzig called it "the closest thing to a Misfits reunion anyone is ever going to see".<ref></ref>
!width="140"|Name {{small|(real name)}}

!width="90"|Years active
;]
!width="160"|Instruments
:*Bass guitar (1977)
!Notes
] in 2007.]]
|-
:Dianne DiPiazza was the Misfits' first bassist and played with the band during rehearsals in January-February 1977. She was a member of the band for only a month and did not appear on any releases. After her departure she was replaced by Jerry Only. DiPiazza went on to become a ] and ].
|

|Rick Riley
;Jimmy Battle
|1978
:*Guitar (1977)
|guitars
:Jimmy Battle was the Misfits' first guitarist and played with the band during rehearsals in January-February 1977. He was a member of the band for only a month and did not appear on any releases. After his departure the band continued for several months without a guitarist, using Glenn Danzig's ] to fill out the rhythm on their first single "Cough/Cool". They then added new guitarist ] in August 1977.
|After the sudden departure of Franché Coma, Riley played guitar for the band at two shows in October 1978.<ref name="amoeba" />

|-
;]
|
:*Drums (1977)
|Todd Swalla
:Manny Martínez was the Misfits' first drummer. He played on their first single "Cough/Cool", but was ejected from the band in December 1977 by Glenn Danzig and Jerry Only, who felt that he was unreliable. He was replaced by ]. Martínez was later credited on the ] '']'' (1995) and ] (1996), both of which included tracks from the "Cough/Cool" single.
|{{hlist|1982|1983}}

|rowspan="2"|drums
;]
|Swalla played one Misfits show in June 1982, and later substituted for Damage on October 29, 1983.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.misfitscentral.com/bios/todd-swalla.php |title=Todd Swalla Biography |publisher=MisfitsCentral.com |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref>
:*Guitar (1977–1978)
|-
:Frank Licata, who used the ] Franché Coma, was the Misfits' second guitarist. He joined the band in August 1977, filling the position left vacant by Jimmy Battle six months previous. He played on the '']'' album, which was recorded in 1978 but not released in its entirety until 1996. He is also credited on the "]" ] and the '']'' ], which used songs from the ''Static Age'' sessions. He quit the band while on tour in Canada in October 1978, citing a distaste for touring. Rick Riley filled in to finish the tour, and ] later joined as Coma's permanent replacement. Coma went on to play guitar in Active Ingredients and was later credited on the Misfits ]s ''Legacy of Brutality'' (1985), ''Misfits'' (1986), and ''Collection II'' (1995), as well as The Misfits box set (1996), all of which included tracks recorded during the ''Static Age'' sessions. He made a guest appearance with the Misfits in 2006 at a performance in ], playing guitar on three songs from ''Static Age''. The performance was recorded for a possible future ] or ].
|

|Brian Damage<br />{{small|(Brian Keats)}}
;]
|1983
:*Drums (1978)
|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.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.misfitscentral.com/bios/brian-keats.php |title=Brian Keats Biography |publisher=MisfitsCentral.com |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref>
:Jim Catania, nicknamed "Mr. Jim", was the Misfits' second ], replacing Manny Martínez in January 1978. He had previously performed in a local band called Whodat and Boojang with Misfits singer Glenn Danzig. He played on the ''Static Age'' album, which was recorded in 1978 but not released in its entirety until 1996. He is also credited on the "Bullet" single and the ''Beware'' EP, which used songs from the ''Static Age'' sessions. He quit the band following a Fall 1978 tour, citing a distaste for the horror style that the band was developing, and went on to play with several other local ] bands. He was later credited on the ]s ''Legacy of Brutality'' (1985), ''Misfits'' (1986), and ''Collection II'' (1995), as well as The Misfits box set (1996), all of which included tracks recorded during the ''Static Age'' sessions.
|-

|
;]
|]<br />{{small|(Myke Itzazone)}}
:*Guitar (1978–1980)
|1998
:Bobby Steele became the Misfits' third guitarist in the November 1978, replacing Franché Coma who had quit the band while on tour in October (Rick Riley had filled in to finish the tour). He performed on the "]" and "]" singles (1979) and the '']'' EP (1980). In August 1980 he recorded twelve songs with the band for a proposed album. The album was scrapped, but five of the songs were released as the '']'' EP and the "]" single (1981). During the recording sessions ] began prepping his brother ] to replace Steele in the band, and in October 1980 Steele was ejected in favor of Doyle. Steele went on to form ] and was later credited on the Misfits compilation albums ''Legacy of Brutality'' (1985), ''Misfits'' (1986), and ''Collection II'' (1995), as well as The Misfits box set (1996), all of which included tracks recorded during his tenure with the band. In 2001 ] attempted to release the complete October 1980 recordings as '']'', which would have included Steele's contributions, but the album was cancelled at the request of Glenn Danzig and Jerry Only. In 2007 Steele recorded his own versions of the ''12 Hits from Hell'' songs with The Undead and posted them as ] on the band's website.<ref name="undead">{{cite web|title = The Undead Biography|publisher = Undeadpunk.com|url = http://www.undeadpunk.com/bio.php|accessdate = 2008-11-24|quote = We also had a little fun on Halloween, and re-recorded the infamous Misfits ''12 Hits from Hell'' album and posted it on our Streaming Player - to an overwhelming response.}}</ref>
|rowspan="2"|lead vocals
|Hideous temporarily replaced Michale Graves during the summer of 1998, before the regular vocalist returned.<ref name="hideous" />
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|]
|rowspan="3"|2000
|Following the departure of Michale Graves in October 2000, Téglás temporarily fronted the band at live shows.<ref name="2000change" />
|-
|
|Renfield<br />{{small|(Ken Schalk)}}
|rowspan="2"|drums
|rowspan="2"|After Dr. Chud left in October 2000, he was temporarily replaced by Arce, Renfield and Cross.<ref name="2000change" /><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.misfitscentral.com/misfits95/tourdates.php |title=Misfits 95 Tour Dates |publisher=MisfitsCentral.com |accessdate=February 13, 2018 }}</ref>
|-
|
|Matt Cross
|}


== Timeline ==
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:*Drums (1978–1979)
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:Joey Pool, under the ] Joey Image, was the third drummer to be a member of the Misfits. He joined the band in November 1978, replacing Mr. Jim. He performed on the "Horror Business" and "Night of the Living Dead" singles (1979), but left the band in November 1979 while in the ] after their tour with ] was aborted and was later replaced by ]. Image went on to perform in a number of local New Jersey bands, and joined fellow ex-Misfit Bobby Steele's band The Undead from 2000 to 2002. He is also credited on the Misfits compilation albums ''Legacy of Brutality'' (1985), ''Misfits'' (1986), and ''Collection II'' (1995), as well as The Misfits box set (1996), all of which include tracks recorded during his tenure with the band.
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:Joseph McGuckin joined the Misfits in April 1980 under the pseudonym Arthur Googy, taking the position left vacant when Joey Image left the band in November 1979. He was the fourth drummer to be a member of the band, and recorded twelve tracks with them in August 1980 that were intended for an album. The album was scrapped, but five of the songs were released as the '']'' EP and the "]" single (1981). He performed on '']'' (1982), the band's first full-length album to be released, and also on '']'' which was released as an EP in 1982 and as an album in 1987. Googy was kicked out of the band following an argument with Glenn Danzig while on tour in the Summer of 1982 and was replaced by ]. Googy was later credited on the Misfits compilation albums '']'' (1985), '']'' (1986), and '']'' (1995), as well as ] (1996), all of which included tracks recorded during his tenure with the band. In 2001 Caroline Records attempted to release the complete October 1980 recordings as ''12 Hits from Hell'', which would have included his contributions, but the album was cancelled at the request of Glenn Danzig and Jerry Only.
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] onstage.]]
:Paul "Doyle" Caiafa, the younger brother of Jerry Only, became the Misfits' fourth guitarist in October 1980. He had been taught guitar by Only and Glenn Danzig and groomed by Only to join the band, recording overdubs and extra guitar tracks on top of ]'s tracks during an August 1980 session that was intended to comprise an album. The album was scrapped, but five of the songs were released as the '']'' EP and the "]" single (1981) including Doyle's contributions. He replaced Steele in October 1980, making his debut with the band at their annual ] performance at ] in New York City. He performed on the albums '']'' (1982), '']'' (1982/1987), and '']'' (1983) before the band's breakup in October 1983. He subsequently played with Only in Kryst the Conqueror and is also credited on all of the compilations of early Misfits material including ''Legacy of Brutality'' (1985), ''Misfits'' (1986), and ''Collection II'' (1995), and The Misfits box set (1996). In the late 1980s and early 1990s he and Only were involved in a series of legal disputes with Danzig over songwriting credits and rights to the Misfits name and imagery. These culminated in an out-of-court settlement in 1995 which allowed Only and Doyle to record and perform as the Misfits. They re-formed the band with a new lineup, with Doyle expanding his stage name to "Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein", and released ''American Psycho'' (1997), ''Evillive II'' (1998), and ''Famous Monsters'' (1999). Doyle is also credited on 16 of the 17 tracks comprising ''Cuts from the Crypt'' (2001). He left the Misfits after the band dissolved in October 2000 and was replaced by ]. In 2001 Caroline Records attempted to release the October 1980 sessions as ''12 Hits from Hell'', which would have included Doyle's guitar tracks, but the album was cancelled at the request of Danzig and Only. Doyle joined Danzig onstage during tours from 2004 to 2006 to play 30-minute sets of classic Misfits songs, the first time the two had performed together in over twenty years. Doyle launched a new band, ], in 2005 and toured with Danzig.

;]
:*Drums (1983)
:Brian Keats, aka Brian Damage, was the sixth drummer for the Misfits, though he performed only a portion of one show and is not credited on any of the band's releases. Having previously performed with ] and ], Damage was selected by Glenn Danzig to replace Robo in the Fall of 1983. On October 29 he debuted with the band at Greystone Hall in ] during their annual ] performance. However, he became ] before the show and could not play properly. After several songs he was escorted offstage by ], and Todd Swalla of the Necros filled in for the remainder of the performance. Upon returning to ] the Misfits broke up. Damage stayed in ], later moving to ], and has performed with many other acts over the years.

;]
:*Drums (1995–2000)
:Dr. Chud (real name David Calabrese) was the seventh Misfits drummer. He joined when Jerry Only and Doyle re-formed the band in 1995, having previously performed with them in ]. He performed on the band's 1990s albums, '']'' (1997), '']'' (1998), and '']'' (1999), as well as the accompanying singles and 16 of the 17 tracks that later comprised '']'' (2001). He quit the band during a performance at the ] in ] on October 25, 2000 along with singer ]. The two went on to form ], and Chud later formed ]. He was replaced in the Misfits by ].

;]
:*Lead vocals (1995–2000)
:Michael Emanuel was the Misfits' second lead singer, joining when Jerry Only and Doyle re-formed the band in 1995. He was not familiar with the Misfits' music before auditioning, and listened to the '']'' ] in order to learn the lyrics. He was accepted into the band and given the ] Michale Graves. He performed on the band's 1990s albums, ''American Psycho'' (1997), ''Evillive II'' (1998), and ''Famous Monsters'' (1999), as well as the accompanying singles and 16 of the 17 tracks that later comprised ''Cuts from the Crypt'' (2001). He quit the band during a performance at the House of Blues in Orlando, Florida on October 25, 2000 along with drummer Dr. Chud. The two went on to form ], and Michale later embarked on a solo career. Instead of replacing him with a new singer, Jerry Only took over vocal duties in addition to playing ].

;]
:*Drums (2001–2005)
:Marky Ramone (born Marc Bell), formerly of the ], was the eighth Misfits drummer. He joined in 2001 after the departure of Dr. Chud for the "M25" tour and had two recording credits with the band: the ] "]" (2002) and the album '']'' (2003). He left the band in 2005 and was replaced by ], but continues to perform with Misfits members Jerry Only and Dez Cadena, as well as Misfits associate ], in ].

==Temporary/fill-in members==
;Rick Riley
:*] (October 1978 North American tour)
:When ] quit the Misfits in October 1978 while on tour in Canada, ] Rick Riley filled in to finish the tour. ] then joined as the Misfits' new permanent guitarist in November.

;Todd Swalla
:*] (October 29, 1983)
:On October 29, 1983, the Misfits played their annual ] performance at Greystone Hall in ] with the ]. Danzig had selected ], formerly of ] and ], as the band's new drummer. However, Damage became ] before the show and could not play properly. After several songs Doyle escorted him off the stage and Todd Swalla of the Necros filled in for the remainder of the performance. The Misfits disbanded following this performance.

;Myke Hideous
:*] (May–July 1998: South American and European tours)
:In 1998 singer ] took a ] from the Misfits, and Myke Hideous of ] filled in as singer during tours of South America and Europe. Graves then returned to the band.<ref name="MTV">{{cite web|last = Downey|first = Ryan|title = Misfits charge on after losing singer, drummer|work = MTV.com|publisher = ]|date = 2000-11-08|url = http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1432188/20001108/misfits.jhtml|accessdate = 2008-11-30}}</ref>

;]
:*Vocals (October–November 2000: some North American tour dates)
:Zoli Teglas of ] filled in on vocals for the Misfits during a number of North American tour dates after Michale Graves left the band.<ref name="MTV"/> He was also scheduled to tour with the band in South America and Japan,<ref name="MTV"/> but by then ] had assumed the role of singer in addition to playing bass guitar.

;Eric "Goat" Arce
:*Drums (October–November 2000, April 2001)
:Eric "Goat" Arce of ] filled in on drums with the Misfits in late 2000, following the departure of ]. He continued to play with the band, along with several other fill-in drummers, until ] and ] took over for the "M25" 25th anniversary tour in April 2001.

;Ken "Renfield" Schalk
:Drums (October–November 2000)
:Ken "Renfield" Schalk of ] was another fill-in drummer who played with the Misfits on several Fall 2000 North American tour dates after Dr. Chud left the band.<ref name="MTV"/>

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== Lineups ==
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{| class="wikitable plainrowheaders" style="text-align:center;"
bar:Coma from:08/01/1977 till:10/01/1978 color:Guitars
|-
bar:Riley from:10/01/1978 till:11/01/1978 color:Guitars
!scope="col" style="width:20em;"|Period
bar:Steele from:11/01/1978 till:10/01/1980 color:Guitars
!scope="col" style="width:22em;"|Members
bar:Frankenstein from:10/01/1980 till:10/29/1983 color:Guitars
!scope="col" style="width:22em;"|Releases
bar:Frankenstein from:11/14/1995 till:10/01/2000 color:Guitars
|-
bar:Cadena from:01/01/2001 till:end color:Guitar;vocals
!January – February 1977
|
* ] – vocals
* Jimi Battle – guitars
* Diane DiPiazza – bass
* ] – drums
|none
|-
! scope="col" |March – October 1977
|
*Glenn Danzig – lead vocals, keyboards
*'''] – bass, backing vocals'''
*'''Manny Martínez – drums'''
|
*"]" (1977)
|-
!scope="col"|October – December 1977
|
*Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
*'''] – guitars, backing vocals'''
*Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
*Manny Martínez – drums
|none
|-
!scope="col"|January – October 1978
|
*Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
*Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
*Franché Coma – guitars, backing vocals
*'''Mr. Jim – drums'''
|
*"]" (1978)
*"]" (1980)
*'']'' (1996)
|-
!scope="col"|October 1978
|
*Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
*'''Rick Riley – guitars {{small|(temporary)}}'''
*Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
*Mr. Jim – drums
|none
|-
!scope="col"|November 1978 – December 1979
|
*Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
*'''] – guitars, backing vocals'''
*Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
*'''] – drums'''
|
*"]" (1979)
*"]" (1979)
*'']'' (1980)
|-
!scope="col"|April – October 1980
|
*Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
*Bobby Steele – guitars, backing vocals
*Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
*'''] – drums'''
|
*"]" (1981)
*"]" (1981)
|-
!scope="col"|October 1980 – April 1982
|
*Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
*'''] – guitars, backing vocals'''
*Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
*Arthur Googy – drums
|
*'']'' (1981)
*"]" (1981)
*'']'' (1982)
*'']'' (1982)
*"]" (1984)
|-
!scope="col"|June 1982
|
*Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
*Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
*Doyle – guitars
*'''Todd Swalla – drums {{small|(temporary)}}'''
|none
|-
!scope="col"|July 1982 – August 1983
|
*Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
*Doyle – guitars
*Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
*'''] – drums'''
|
*'']'' (1983)
*"Die, Die My Darling" B-sides (1984)
|-
!scope="col"|October 1983
|
*Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
*Doyle – guitars
*Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
*'''Brian Damage – drums {{small|(temporary)}}'''
|rowspan="2"|none
|-
!scope="col"|October 1983
|
*Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
*Doyle – guitars
*Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
*'''Todd Swalla – drums {{small|(temporary)}}'''
|-
!scope="col" colspan="3"|Band inactive October 1983 – October 1995
|-
!scope="col"|October 1995 – May 1998
|
*'''] – lead vocals'''
*Doyle – guitars
*Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
*'''] – drums, keyboards'''
|
*'']'' (1997)
*'']'' (1998)
*"]" (1999)
*'']'' (2006)<br />{{small|(does not feature Graves)}}
|-
!scope="col"|May – August 1998
|
*'''] – lead vocals {{small|(temporary)}}'''
*Doyle – guitars
*Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
*Dr. Chud – drums, keyboards
|
*"]" (1998)<br />{{small|(does not feature Hideous)}}
|-
!scope="col"|August 1998 – October 2000
|
*'''Michale Graves – lead vocals'''
*Doyle – guitars
*Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
*Dr. Chud – drums, keyboards
|
*'']'' (1999)
|-
!scope="col" colspan="3"|Band performed with guest musicians October 2000 – May 2001
|-
!scope="col"|May 2001 – May 2005
|
*Jerry Only – lead vocals, bass
*'''] – guitars, backing vocals'''
*'''] – drums'''
|
*"]" (2002)
*'']'' (2003)
|-
!scope="col"|May 2005 – November 2010
|
*Jerry Only – lead vocals, bass
*Dez Cadena – guitars, backing vocals
*'''Robo – drums'''
|
*"]" (2009)
|-
!scope="col"|November 2010 – late 2014
|
*Jerry Only – lead vocals, bass
*Dez Cadena – guitars, vocals
*'''Chupacabra – drums'''
|
*'']'' (2011)
*'']'' (2013)
*"Descending Angel" (2013)
*''Horror Xmas'' (2014)
|-
!scope="col"|Late 2014 – June 2015
|
*Jerry Only – lead vocals, bass
*Dez Cadena – lead guitar, vocals
*'''Jerry Other – rhythm guitar'''
*Chupacabra – drums
|none
|-
!scope="col"|June 2015 – May 2016
|
*Jerry Only – lead vocals, bass
*'''Jerry Other – guitars'''
*Chupacabra – drums
|
*"Vampire Girl/Zombie Girl" (2015)
*''Friday the 13th'' (2016)
|-
!scope="col"|May 2016 – present
|
*'''Glenn Danzig – lead vocals'''
*'''Doyle – lead guitar'''
*'''] – rhythm guitar, backing vocals'''
*Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
*'''] – drums'''
|none as of yet
|}


== Bibliography ==
bar:Martínez from:01/01/1977 till:12/31/1977 color:Drums
* {{citation |last1=Greene |first1=James Jr.|title=This Music Leaves Stains (The Complete Story of the Misfits) |location=Lanham, Maryland |publisher=] |publication-date=February 14, 2013 |isbn=978-1-58979-892-2 }}
bar:Jim from:01/01/1978 till:10/31/1978 color:Drums
bar:Image from:11/01/1978 till:11/01/1979 color:Drums
bar:Googy from:04/01/1980 till:04/01/1982 color:Drums
bar:Robo from:07/01/1982 till:08/01/1983 color:Drums
bar:Robo from:01/01/2005 till:end color:Drums
bar:Damage from:10/01/1983 till:10/29/1983 color:Drums
bar:Swalla from:10/29/1983 till:10/29/1983 color:Drums
bar:Chud from:11/14/1995 till:10/01/2000 color:Drums
bar:Arce from:10/01/2000 till:10/15/2000 color:Drums
bar:Arce from:04/01/2001 till:04/30/2001 color:Drums
bar:Schalk from:10/15/2000 till:10/31/2000 color:Drums
bar:Ramone from:01/01/2001 till:04/01/2001 color:Drums
bar:Ramone from:04/30/2001 till:01/01/2005 color:Drums
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Lineups of Misfits performing in 1998, 2008, 2012 and 2016.

Misfits are an American horror punk band from Lodi, New Jersey. Formed in February 1977, the group originally included vocalist and keyboardist Glenn Danzig, bassist Diane DiPiazza, who was replaced by Jerry Only, and drummer Mr. Jim, who was replaced by Manny Martinez shortly after, with guitarist Franché Coma added in the fall of that year. The band went through a number of personnel changes, including adding Only's brother Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein on guitars in 1980, before breaking up in 1983. Only and Doyle reformed the Misfits in 1995 with new vocalist Michale Graves and drummer Dr. Chud. Doyle and Danzig rejoined the band in 2016, alongside guitarist Acey Slade and drummer Dave Lombardo.

History

1977–1983

The Misfits were formed in 1977 in Lodi, New Jersey, by Glenn Danzig. Danzig's first recruit to the Misfits was drummer Mr. Jim and bassist Diane DiPiazza, however, DiPiazza never showed up. Mr. Jim was replaced by Manny Martinez shortly after. The two practiced in Martínez's garage, with Danzig on electric piano and Martínez on drums. The duo soon encountered Jerry Caiafa, who was dating a neighbor of Martínez's and had just received a bass guitar for Christmas. After performing as a three-piece for a number of months, which spawned their first single "Cough/Cool", the band added guitarist Frank "Franché Coma" Licata in October. By the end of the year they had also replaced Martínez with James "Mr. Jim" Catania. Misfits recorded its debut album Static Age in the first two months of 1978, but it remained unreleased until 1996. "Bullet" was issued in June 1978.

Coma left midway through a North American tour in October 1978, followed by Mr. Jim later in the month. They were replaced in November by Bobby "Steele" Kaufhold and Joey "Image" Poole, respectively. Coma was initially replaced by Rick Riley for two shows before Steele joined. After the release of two singles – "Horror Business" and "Night of the Living Dead" – Image left Misfits in December 1979 following conflicts with Danzig and Only. The group went on a short hiatus, before adding drummer Arthur Googy (real name Arthur McGuckin) in April 1980. Later in the year, Steele was replaced by Only's 16-year-old brother Paul Caiafa (originally a roadie for the band), who adopted the moniker Doyle. This lineup recorded the band's first album to be released, Walk Among Us, which was issued in March 1982. Googy left shortly after its release following an argument with Danzig.

Returning with former Black Flag drummer Roberto "Robo" Valverde, Misfits recorded its second album Earth AD/Wolfs Blood throughout late 1982 and early 1983. Robo left in August 1983, with Brian Damage (real name Brian Keats) brought in for scheduled tour dates later in the year. However, Danzig disbanded the group after a final show on October 29 which Rolling Stone writer Kory Grow described as "shambolic", during which former touring drummer Todd Swalla was forced to substitute for the drunken Damage. Earth AD/Wolfs Blood was released in December 1983, followed by single "Die, Die My Darling" in May 1984. Following the breakup of the Misfits, Danzig formed Samhain and later Danzig, while the Caiafa brothers formed Kryst the Conqueror.

1995 onwards

After a legal case regarding ownership of the band's name, Only "secured the exclusive legal right to tour and record as the Misfits" in 1995 and reformed the band with Doyle. The pair initially invited Danzig to rejoin, who declined. During auditions for new bandmates, Only and Doyle recorded several demos with vocalist Eric Weiss and drummer Joel Gausten, although they were not official members of the band. Later in the year, vocalist Michael "Michale Graves Emanuel and drummer David "Dr. Chud" Calabrese joined the group, with their first shows coming in October. The new lineup released several recordings together, including American Psycho and Famous Monsters. Graves briefly departed in 1998, during which time Myke Hideous filled in on several tour dates.

Graves and Chud left midway through a show on October 25, 2000. Several guest musicians replaced them at later dates, including former member Joey Image, vocalist Zoli Téglás and drummer Ken "Renfield" Schalk. In early 2001, the group toured with a range of guests, including Eric Arce, former members Robo and Graves, former Black Flag guitarist Dez Cadena, and former Ramones drummer Marky Ramone. Both Cadena and Marky later became official members, before Doyle left the band in May 2001. Robo returned to replace Ramone in May 2005, remaining until November 2010 when he was replaced by Arce. In 2014, the band expanded to a four-piece with the addition of Only's son Jerry Caiafa II on guitar, although the following June it was announced that Cadena had to cease performing due to undergoing cancer treatment.

On May 12, 2016, it was announced that Danzig would be returning to the band for the first time since 1983, alongside guitarist Doyle, for a lineup dubbed "The original Misfits". In August, it was announced that former Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo would be joining as the fourth member of the group, with the first reunion shows taking place the following month.

Members

Current

Image Name (real name) Years active Instruments Release contributions
Jerry Only.jpg Jerry Only (Jerry Caiafa)
  • 1977–1983
  • 1995–present
  • bass
  • backing vocals
  • lead vocals (2000–2016)
 all Misfits releases
Glenn Danzig at Wacken Open Air 2013 04.jpg Glenn Danzig (Glenn Anzalone)
  • 1977–1983
  • 2016–present
  • lead vocals
  • keyboards (early 1977)
  • drums
  • guitar
 all Misfits releases from "Cough/Cool" (1977) to "Die, Die My Darling" (1984)
Glenn Danzig and Paul Doyle Caiafa playing at Wacken Open Air 2013 03.jpg Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein (Paul Caiafa)
  • 1980–1983
  • 1995–2001
  • 2016–present
  • lead guitar
Acey Slade (22676931497).jpg Acey Slade (Emil Schmidt) 2016–present
  • rhythm guitar
  • backing vocals
 none as of yet
Dave Lombardo 8.5.14.jpeg Dave Lombardo drums

Former

Image Name (real name) Years active Instruments Release contributions
Manny Martínez 1977 (died 2023)
  • drums
  • percussion
 "Cough/Cool" (1977)
Jimi Battle 1977 guitars none
Diane DiPiazza bass
Mr. Jim (Jim Catania)
  • 1977
  • 1978 (touring 2007)
 drums
Franché Coma (Frank Licata) 1977–1978 (touring 2007)
  • guitars
  • backing vocals
  • "Bullet" (1978)
  • "Last Caress" (1980)
  • Static Age (1996)
Bobby Steele at Tompkins Square Park 1.jpg Bobby Steele (Bobby Kaufhold) 1978–1980
  • guitars
  • backing vocals
Joey Image in 2014.jpg Joey Image (Joey Poole) 1978–1979 (touring 2000) (died 2020) drums
Arthur Googy (Arthur McGuckin) 1980–1982 all Misfits releases from 3 Hits from Hell (1981) to Evilive (1982)
Robo (Roberto Valverde)
  • 1982–1983
  • 2005–2010 (touring 2001–02)
Dr. Chud (David Calabrese) 1995–2000
  • drums
  • keyboards
  • all Misfits releases from American Psycho (1997) to "Monster Mash" (1999)
  • Psycho in the Wax Museum (2006)
Marky Ramone,Michale Graves.jpg Michale Graves (Michael Emanuel)
  • 1995–1998
  • 1998–2000 (touring 2000–2001)
 lead vocals all Misfits releases from American Psycho (1997) to "Monster Mash" (1999), except "I Wanna Be a NY Ranger" (1998)
Misfits Dez Cadena 1.jpg Dez Cadena 2001–2015
  • lead guitar
  • backing and lead vocals
 all Misfits releases from "Day the Earth Caught Fire" (2002) to "Horror Xmas" (2013), except Psycho in the Wax Museum (2006)
Marky Ramone-05.jpg Marky Ramone (Marky Bell) 2001–2005
  • drums
  • percussion
Misfits drummer (Aupa Lumbreiras 2013).jpg Chupacabra (Eric Arce) 2010–2016 (touring 2000–01) drums all Misfits releases from The Devil's Rain (2011) to Friday the 13th (2016)
Jerry Other (Jerry Caiafa II) 2014–2016 rhythm guitar
  • Vampire Girl/Zombie Girl (2015)
  • Friday the 13th (2016)
Soulfly Rockharz 2015 02.jpg Marc Rizzo 2015 lead guitar
  • Vampire Girl/Zombie Girl (2015)

Touring

Image Name (real name) Years active Instruments Notes
Rick Riley 1978 guitars After the sudden departure of Franché Coma, Riley played guitar for the band at two shows in October 1978.
Todd Swalla
  • 1982
  • 1983
 drums 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 lead vocals Hideous temporarily replaced Michale Graves during the summer of 1998, before the regular vocalist returned.
Zoli Teglas 01.jpg Zoli Téglás 2000 Following the departure of Michale Graves in October 2000, Téglás temporarily fronted the band at live shows.
Renfield
(Ken Schalk) 		drums After Dr. Chud left in October 2000, he was temporarily replaced by Arce, Renfield and Cross.
Matt Cross

Timeline

Lineups

Period Members Releases
January – February 1977 none
March – October 1977
  • Glenn Danzig – lead vocals, keyboards
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Manny Martínez – drums
October – December 1977
  • Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
  • Franché Coma – guitars, backing vocals
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Manny Martínez – drums
 none
January – October 1978
  • Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Franché Coma – guitars, backing vocals
  • Mr. Jim – drums
October 1978
  • Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
  • Rick Riley – guitars (temporary)
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Mr. Jim – drums
 none
November 1978 – December 1979
  • Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
  • Bobby Steele – guitars, backing vocals
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Joey Image – drums
April – October 1980
  • Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
  • Bobby Steele – guitars, backing vocals
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Arthur Googy – drums
October 1980 – April 1982
  • Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
  • Doyle – guitars, backing vocals
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Arthur Googy – drums
June 1982
  • Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Doyle – guitars
  • Todd Swalla – drums (temporary)
 none
July 1982 – August 1983
  • Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
  • Doyle – guitars
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Robo – drums
October 1983
  • Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
  • Doyle – guitars
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Brian Damage – drums (temporary)
 none
October 1983
  • Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
  • Doyle – guitars
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Todd Swalla – drums (temporary)
Band inactive October 1983 – October 1995
October 1995 – May 1998
  • Michale Graves – lead vocals
  • Doyle – guitars
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Dr. Chud – drums, keyboards
May – August 1998
  • Myke Hideous – lead vocals (temporary)
  • Doyle – guitars
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Dr. Chud – drums, keyboards
August 1998 – October 2000
  • Michale Graves – lead vocals
  • Doyle – guitars
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Dr. Chud – drums, keyboards
Band performed with guest musicians October 2000 – May 2001
May 2001 – May 2005
May 2005 – November 2010
  • Jerry Only – lead vocals, bass
  • Dez Cadena – guitars, backing vocals
  • Robo – drums
November 2010 – late 2014
  • Jerry Only – lead vocals, bass
  • Dez Cadena – guitars, vocals
  • Chupacabra – drums
Late 2014 – June 2015
  • Jerry Only – lead vocals, bass
  • Dez Cadena – lead guitar, vocals
  • Jerry Other – rhythm guitar
  • Chupacabra – drums
 none
June 2015 – May 2016
  • Jerry Only – lead vocals, bass
  • Jerry Other – guitars
  • Chupacabra – drums
  • "Vampire Girl/Zombie Girl" (2015)
  • Friday the 13th (2016)
May 2016 – present
  • Glenn Danzig – lead vocals
  • Doyle – lead guitar
  • Acey Slade – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
  • Jerry Only – bass, backing vocals
  • Dave Lombardo – drums
 none as of yet

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