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Chris Childs (born 24 June 1959 in Writtle, Essex, England) is the bass player for hard rock band Thunder. He joined the band in November 1996, replacing Mikael Höglund, and has previously played with artists such as Andy Summers, Then Jerico, Waterfront, Never The Bride and Go West. He also plays bass with Russ Ballard and The Don Airey Band, and tours regularly with Eagles tribute act The Illegal Eagles.

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	'''Chris Childs''' (born [[~~June~~ 24]] [[1959]] in [[Writtle]], [[Essex]], [[England]]) is the [[bass guitar\|bass]] player for [[hard rock]] band [[Thunder (band)\|Thunder]]. He joined the band in November 1996, replacing [[Mikael Höglund]], and has previously played with artists such as [[Andy Summers]], [[Then Jerico]], [[Waterfront (band)\|Waterfront]], [[Never The Bride]] and [[Go West (band)\|Go West]].		'''Chris Childs''' (born [[24 June]] [[1959]] in [[Writtle]], [[Essex]], [[England]]) is the [[bass guitar\|bass]] player for [[hard rock]] band [[Thunder (band)\|Thunder]]. He joined the band in November 1996, replacing [[Mikael Höglund]], and has previously played with artists such as [[Andy Summers]], [[Then Jerico]], [[Waterfront (band)\|Waterfront]], [[Never The Bride]] and [[Go West (band)\|Go West]].
	He also plays bass with [[Russ Ballard]] and The [[Don Airey]] Band, and tours regularly with [[The Eagles\|Eagles]] tribute act [[The Illegal Eagles]].		He also plays bass with [[Russ Ballard]] and The [[Don Airey]] Band, and tours regularly with [[The Eagles\|Eagles]] tribute act [[The Illegal Eagles]].