Brad Walst Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics

Brad Walst is a Canadian bass guitarist who plays for the award-winning rock band Three Days Grace with , Matt Walst, and .

Born Name

Bradley Jason Walst

Nick Name

Brad

Sun Sign

Aquarius

Born Place

Norwood, Ontario, Canada

Nationality

Education

Brad attended Norwood District High School in Ontario with Neil Sanderson and .

Occupation

Bass Guitarist

Family

• Father – Lou Walst
• Mother – Karol Walst
• Siblings – (Younger Brother) (Lead Vocalist, Rhythm Guitarist)

Genre

Hard Rock, Alternative Metal, Post-Grunge, Alternative Rock, Nu Metal

Instruments

Bass Guitar

Labels

• Jive Records
• RCA Records

Build

Slim

Height

5 ft 8 in or 173 cm

Weight

67 kg or 147.5 lbs

Girlfriend / Spouse

Brad has dated –

1. Rhonda Walst – Brad is married to Rhonda Walst and together, they are parents to sons James Walst (b. 2006), Grayden Walst (b. 2008), and Zach Walst (b. 2010).

Race / Ethnicity

White

Hair Color

Light Brown

Eye Color

Blue

Sexual Orientation

Straight

Distinctive Features

• Wears a lip ring

Brad Walst Favorite Things

• Songs From Three Days Grace – Get Out Alive, World So Cold
• Place To Have A Concert In – Eastern Europe
• Song On The Outsider Album – The Abyss
• Band – Deftones
• Songs On The Human Album – I Am Machine, The Real You
• Country To Play In Europe – Germany
• Comic Book Character – Batman
• Beer – Guinness
• Types of Cheese – Blue cheese, Smoked Gouda

Source – IdahoStateJournal.com, AntiHeroMagazine.com, 100PercentRock.com, PureGrainAudio.com, TheUpcoming.co.uk,

Brad Walst Facts

1. He began learning bass guitar at the age of 13.
2. His oldest son James was diagnosed with neuroblastoma cancer when he was less than 2 years old.
3. Brad, Adam Gontier, and Neil Sanderson met each other in the 9th grade and are the original members of .
4. His dream collaborators would be the alternative metal band Deftones, Thom Yorke of Radiohead, and Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails.
5. The name ‘Three Days Grace’ was suggested by Brad, who heard it in his business class and felt that it represented their band’s progressive sound.

Featured Image by Brad Walst / Instagram