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Obituary: Carl Bevan, Drummer for 60ft Dolls, Dies at 51

Musician Known for Punk Rock Anthems Remembered for His Energy and Passion

Former Bandmates, Friends Share Tributes and Memories of Beloved Drummer

The rock music world is mourning the loss of Carl Bevan, a musician who gained prominence in the 1990s as the drummer of the punk rock band 60ft Dolls. Bevan passed away at the age of 51, leaving behind a legacy of powerful performances and unforgettable songs.

Bevan's journey into the spotlight began in his hometown of Cardiff, Wales. In the early 1990s, he joined forces with vocalist Jane Savidge and bassist Steve Savidge to form 60ft Dolls. The trio quickly gained a loyal following with their infectious punk rock anthems and electrifying live shows.

As the drummer of 60ft Dolls, Bevan was known for his energetic and passionate playing style. His thunderous beats and relentless rhythms provided the backbone for the band's iconic songs, such as “Happy Shopper” and “Celebrate Your Mother.” The band's popularity surged, leading to appearances on BBC Radio and MTV.