Get to know Christian “C.C.” Coma, “the class clown” of Black Veil Brides 

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Black Veil Brides drummer Christian "C.C." Coma about what he brings to the band and learn that he sees himself as something of the “class clown” of the group who always brings the humor.

He also talks about the difference between working with producers John Feldmann and Bob Rock on their previous albums and what made the recording of

“On the fourth album, we were all excited to be there; we were excited to hang out,” he says. “The vibe on this record is leaps-and-bounds beyond any other record. We’re all getting along as best friends again. Instead of hanging out with other friends, we’re calling each other, and we’ll be out taking ideas about whatever—stage set-ups or songs or setlists we’re going to play live on tour.”

Plus, find out why he nominated Andy as the “most improved player” on this album.

Black Veil Brides are the cover of our December issue, which is out now! 

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