CASEY CHAOS Performs With THE DAMNED In London: Photos Available

July 12, 2006

THE DAMNED celebrated the 30-year anniversary of the release of their debut album, "Damned Damned Damned", by performing the LP in its entirety at the legendary 100 Club in London on Thursday, July 6. Joining founding members Rat Scabies and Brian James at the concert was singer Casey Chaos from AMEN. Playing bass at the gig was Mani of THE STONE ROSES and PRIMAL SCREAM fame. Check put pictures at this location.

Since the original lineup of THE DAMNED disbanded, Rat penned a fictional biography called "Rat Scabies and the Holy Grail", which became a top seller for the drummer previously known as "the Keith Moon of punk." Guitarist Brian James formed THE LORDS OF THE NEW CHURCH with Stiv Bators of THE DEAD BOYS. Meanwhile a young rebellious punk rocker named Casey Chaos was watching and listening to their every move.

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