Which punk band's original singer was Glenn Danzig?

The punk band whose original singer was Glenn Danzig is the Misfits. Danzig founded the group in Lodi, New Jersey, in 1977 and served as its original vocalist, songwriter, and creative leader during its formative years.

The Misfits developed a distinctive horror-punk identity by combining fast, aggressive punk with B-movie imagery, dark humor, and theatrical lyrics. Danzig’s unusually melodic, powerful voice helped distinguish the band from many contemporaries whose style relied more heavily on shouted vocals. Early songs and releases established the visual and musical language that later made the Misfits a cult favorite.

The original lineup changed quickly. Bassist Jerry Only became a key member, while guitarists and drummers rotated during the band’s early years. The group recorded the album Static Age in 1978, although it was not released in full until 1996. The Misfits broke up in 1983 after personal and professional disagreements.

Danzig later formed Samhain and the heavy-metal band Danzig, so those names can create confusion. He was the original singer of the Misfits, not of the Cramps, Black Flag, or the Ramones.