What is Henry Rollins's full name?

Henry Lawrence Garfield

Henry Rollins nickname(s):

Hank

Henry Rollins date of birth:

February 13, 1961

How old is Henry Rollins?

65

Where was Henry Rollins born?

Washington, D.C., USA

How tall is Henry Rollins?

5' 9" (175 cm)

Henry Rollins body shape:

Athletic

What color are Henry Rollins's eyes?

Green

What color is Henry Rollins's hair?

Dyed Red

Henry Rollins distinctive features:

Has many tattoos covering his body, including an assortment on his arms, the Black Flag logo on the back of his neck, and a large sun on his back accompanied with the words "Search and Destroy.", Muscular physique due to weight-lifting., Usually wears all black.

Is Henry Rollins gay or straight?

Straight

What religion is Henry Rollins?

Atheist

What is Henry Rollins's ethnicity?

White

What is Henry Rollins nationality?

American

Where did Henry Rollins go to school?

The Bullis School, MD (1974-1979)

Where did Henry Rollins go to university?

American University, D.C. (1979) (dropped out)

What is Henry Rollins's occupation?

Musician, singer, writer, journalist, publisher, actor, radio host, comedian, activist

Henry Rollins claim to fame:

Black Flag member, book publisher, actor.

What genre is Henry Rollins's work?

Hardcore punk, Alternative Metal, Spoken Word, Comedy

What instruments does Henry Rollins play?

Vocals

Who is Henry Rollins's father?

Paul Garfield (economist)

Who is Henry Rollins's mother?

Iris Garfield (federal employee)

Henry Rollins friends:

Joe Cole (writer) (Black Flag roadie, Best Friend And Roommate, murdered in front of Rollins), Glenn Danzig

Does Henry Rollins have a pet?

Snakes (gave them away because he wasn't home often enough to care for them)

Henry Rollins favorite people?

Sonny Rollins (musician)

Henry Rollins favorite band(s)?

The Ramones, Bad Brains

Henry Rollins favorite color(s)?

Black

Short Biography

Henry Rollins (born Henry Lawrence Garfield; February 13, 1961) is an American musician, writer, journalist, publisher, actor, television and radio host, spoken word artist, comedian, and activist. Rollins hosts a weekly radio show on KCRW. He is also a regular columnist for LA Weekly and Rolling Stone Australia.