musicians such as Debbie Harry of Blondie, Joan Jett or Cyndi Lauper. In the lawsuit it is alleged that another doll, called the “Hard Rock Café Barbie Doll" or the “Rockabilly Barbie,” is made in the image of the HorrorPops lead singer but without direct acknowledgement of nor permission by Patricia Day. Patricia Day's cancer battle On 14 March 2022, it was announced on the band's Facebook page that Day was battling cancer and that a GoFundMe page was set up for people to donate money to help Day pay for her medical bills. "If we decide to do a comeback tour after a 9-year hiatus, a pandemic will shut all shows down and remove all means of income. And of course, as the pandemic dwindles and touring starts to be possible, cancer decides to pay me a visit. Well, F Murphy and his god damn law and F cancer. I’m planning US shows for late summer & fall and Europe tours for ‘23 & ‘24 … and I can’t wait!!!" Day said. Current lineup Patricia Day – double bass, vocals Kim Nekroman – semi-acoustic guitar Henrik "Niedermeier" Stendahl – drums Former members Casper "Caz The Clash" Holbek – rhythm guitar (1998–2003) Karsten Johansen – rhythm guitar (2003–2004) Geoff Kresge – rhythm guitar (2005–2006) Sam Soto - rhythm guitar (2007-2008) Discography Studio albums EPs and singles Music videos See also List of psychobilly bands References External links @Horrorpops_official at Instagram Horrorpops interview on TruePunk.com Hellcat Records artists Psychobilly groups Pop punk groups Horror punk groups Danish punk rock groups Musical groups established in 1996 Danish musical trios