Bad Wolves have released a new version of their cover of Dolly Parton’s “Jolene,” featuring previously recorded vocals from the late country music legend. Approved by Parton’s estate and overseen by longtime producer Kent Wells, the updated track comes with a music video featuring Nashville School of Rock students, with proceeds benefiting Parton’s Imagination Library.
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With A Vengeance have released their second single, “Oblivion,” alongside a new music video featuring Lindemann’s Joe Letz. The track arrives ahead of the band’s debut album ‘Born To Survive’, due October 30.
With A Vengeance, featuring former Bad Wolves members Tommy Vext and Chris Cain, will release their debut album ‘Born To Survive’ on October 30.
Former Bad Wolves guitarist AJ Rebollo has clarified his departure and admitted that he was unaware Dolly Parton’s team had approved the band’s “Jolene” cover.
Bad Wolves have released their cover of Dolly Parton’s “Jolene,” with proceeds benefiting her Imagination Library amid controversy over the song.
Bad Wolves’ planned cover of Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” was originally set to feature the country icon, but the release has now sparked controversy.
Bad Wolves have been removed from Skillet’s fall tour after Sara “Killboy” Skinner indicated her OnlyFans account led to the lineup change.
Bad Wolves will hit the road with Skillet and Escape The Fate this fall for their first U.S. tour with their revamped lineup.
Former Bad Wolves members Tommy Vext and Chris Cain will take their new band With A Vengeance across the United States this fall in support of their debut single, “Shared Light.”
With A Vengeance have launched their new project with the debut single “Shared Light.” The band features former Bad Wolves members Tommy Vext and Chris Cain, alongside Angel Vivaldi, Austin D’Amond, and Xander Raymond Charles.