Bad Wolves Fans Think They’ve Identified The Band’s New Female Vocalist

The future of Bad Wolves has been a moving target in recent months, with drummer John Boecklin once again reshaping the multi-platinum alternative metal outfit after multiple members stepped away. The biggest point of curiosity has been the identity of the band’s new female lead vocalist — and fans believe they’ve now pieced together the answer.

Former vocalist Tommy Vext recently claimed that the group had already selected a female singer, comments he made after attempting (and failing) to secure the Bad Wolves name and rights through a reported $1,000,000 offer. Vext also stated that the next lineup variation would include Animals As Leaders guitarist Javier Reyes.

With longtime members Doc Coyle, Chris Cain, Kyle Konkiel, and Daniel “DL” Laskiewicz all out of the fold, the current confirmed lineup appears to be Boecklin, guitarist AJ Rebollo, and bassist Kevin Creekman. Now, fan speculation across social media has zeroed in on one name: Killboy.

Rumors escalated after fans noted several clues online — including Killboy teasing that she had joined a new band, naming her new pet spider “Wolfie,” and what appeared to be the same enclosure showing up in studio footage posted by Rebollo. Bad Wolves’ official Instagram account is also following her, adding fuel to the theory.

For those wanting to examine the breadcrumbs themselves, a deeper dive into fan-collected evidence is available on the band’s subreddit.

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