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ANTHRAX Drummer And Daughter Hang Out With LADY GAGA In Chicago

March 1, 2011

ANTHRAX drummer Charlie Benante and his five-year-old daughter Mia Charley Benante attended Lady Gaga's concert last night (Monday, February 28) at the United Center in Charlie's hometown of Chicago, Illinois.

Says Charlie: "Gaga gave ANTHRAX a big shout-out tonight. She treated my daughter like a little queen and proved again that she is a metalhead at heart!

"Lady Starlight opened the show. She played METALLICA, ANTHRAX, FAITH NO MORE and IRON MAIDEN. Now that was a DJ.

"I had fun."

A photo of Charlie, his daughter Mia and Lady Gaga taken backstage at last night's concert can be viewed below.

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