Bad Wolves Unveil Music Video For Catchy Single "I'll Be There"
Bad Wolves Unveil Music Video For Catchy Single “I’ll Be There”
Bad Wolves have unveiled a new music video for their latest single, “I’ll Be There.” The video was directed by Bryan Ramirez. The track comes off Bad Wolves’ next album, N.A.T.I.O.N. due out in the fall on Eleven Seven Music.
A Los Angeles, California-based heavy metal outfit with an impressive hard rock pedigree, Bad Wolves employ a lethal blend of melody and might that invokes names like…
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The Ex Man With Doc Coyle – Ep. 67 - Kyle Konkiel (Bad Wolves, ex-Vimic/Scar The Martyr, ex-In This Moment)
The Ex Man With Doc Coyle – Ep. 67 – Kyle Konkiel (Bad Wolves, ex-Vimic/Scar The Martyr, ex-In This Moment)
Doc speaks with his bandmate and bassist from Bad Wolves, Kyle Konkiel, about his stint doing his own podcast, Tour Bus Confidential, getting started in the LA metal scene with the band Grimefield, how he got the gig to play bass for In This Moment, the personal difficulty of dealing with getting kicked out of the band and starting over, the ups and downs of joining Scar The Martyr, how and why…
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BAD WOLVES Announce First Ever European Tour
BAD WOLVES Announce First Ever European Tour | @badwolves #music #newmusic | Click here for more info:
BAD WOLVES
ANNOUNCE FIRST EVER EUROPEAN TOUR
WITH
THREE DAYS GRACE
WATCH A PREVIEW OF BAD WOLVES LIVE HERE
INCLUDING A DATE AT LONDON’S SHEPHERD’S BUSH EMPIRE OCTOBER 7TH
NEW SINGLE ‘HEAR ME NOW’ FT. DIAMANTE IS OUT NOW!
WATCH IT HERE
Due to overwhelming fan demand Bad Wolves – the US rock band who emerged as the #1 breakout act globally this year – have moved forward their touring plans and…
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Breaking Benjamin and Five Finger Death Punch Tour Opener
Balls. That’s how hot it was. Big burning, sweating, dripping balls. Oh man, I’m still trying to rehydrate from earlier this week when Bad Wolves, Five Finger Death Punch, and Breaking Benjamin rocked the White River Amphitheater in Auburn, WA in no less than 96 degrees. And let me tell you what, the place was packed! Even up in the lawn where the roof of the amphitheater falls short of protecting you from the infernal rays of the death ball, hoards of Knuckleheads, “Benjaminians”, and whatever you call the Bad Wolves masses covered the lawn from top to bottom.
Bad Wolves hit the stage with some bad intentions. If you didn’t know that you were at a metal show, lead singer Tommy Vext made it obvious. Bad Wolves thundered through a 10 song set list to a packed venue. Opening band, packed venue. Let that sink in for a second. Just after the midway point in the set, the completely flawless Diamante came out on stage to join Tommy for “Hear Me Now”. And ending their set, we all got to sing along as Bad Wolves rocked their cover of the Cranberries’ Zombie. I tried to sing along. My mouth opened, but my voice was stuck in my throat. I wasn’t crying, my eyeballs were sweating. Shut up!
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By the time 5FDP came on stage, the sun had decended into that spot. If you’ve ever been to White River, you know the one. That perfect angle where the back of your head and neck get completely fried as the performers on the stage get completely blinded. with the sun firmly in their faces, Ivan, Zoltan, Chris, Jeremy, and Jason opened their night with “Ashes”, played live for the first time in over 10 years. Later in the set, before playing “Wrong Side Of Heaven”, Ivan made a poignant tribute to one of the fans’ recently passed father and to the recently departed Vinnie Paul.
Then, as if things weren’t emotional enough, Ivan invited a bunch of kids up on stage to “help him” sing the new song “I Refuse” from And Justice For None. Ivan had the lyrics printed since forgetting them after recording the song. One young man held the printed lyrics while Ivan sang as the song was performed live for the first time ever. When the song was over all the kids were given guitar picks, drum sticks, hugs and high fives. The young man holding the lyrics tried to hand them back to the singer, but Ivan said “no buddy, that was yours the whole time.” Geez, I’m getting all emotional just writing this. I need to stop eating kale or something.
At each 5FDP show, one lucky fan goes home with a bat that Ivan signs and gives away, usually to a kid. But, breaking with tradition, before playing “Coming Down”, Ivan surveyed the audience about alcoholism and sobriety, something that he personally has been battling with. On this night, the bat went to a gentleman celebrating 8 months of sobriety. Going over their alotted set time, the 5FDP set closed out with “Under And Over It”, “The Bleeding” and “Sham Pain” from the lastest album.
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The last band to take the stage on this co-headlining adventure was Breaking Benjamin. In stark contrast to the bright sunshine and pyrotechnics, Breaking Benjamin opted for a darker, simple stage. With the sun now securely nestled below the horizon, they opened with “Red Cold River” from their most recent release Ember. They brought down the house on the second song with “I Will Not Bow”. Five songs into the set, a strange drum/lightsaber love-child was brought front and center. With Benjamin Burnley pounding the drums up front, the band performed a medley of the Star Wars Imperial march, Tool’s “Schism”, Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit”, Pantera’s “Walk”, and Metallica’s “Sad But True”. Because nothing says “heavy” like Sad But True.
Throughout the set, Ben, Aaron Bruch and Keith Wallen would take turns as vocalist with Keith exclusively on “Sooner or Later”. Breaking Benjamin’s set was heavy, but still had the soulful feel of a Breaking Benjamin show. Lead Singer Benjamin Burley didn’t spend a lot of time addressing the audience, instead letting his music do the heavy lifting.
Overall, I think that the co-headlining format was perfect for this tour, giving each of the band’s fan bases some exposure to a kick-ass night of some fabulous metal music.
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Breaking Benjamin and Five Finger Death Punch Tour Opener was originally published on RockRevolt Mag
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BAD WOLVES Back With New Single From Expected 2018 Debut; Lyric Video
BAD WOLVES Back With New Single From Expected 2018 Debut; Lyric Video
(By Pat ‘Riot’ Whitaker, Lead Journalist/Writer, RiffRelevant.com) Bad Wolves, the supergroup consisting of vocalist Tommy Vext (ex-Divine Heresy, Vext), drummer John Boecklin (ex-DevilDriver), guitarist Doc Coyle (Vagus Nerve, ex-God Forbid), guitarist Chris Cain (Bury Your Dead), and bassist Kyle Konkiel (ex-In This Moment), have resurfaced. Their return arrives in the form of a the new single…
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Joey Jordison's band, VIMIC announce one-off UK show
Joey Jordison’s band, VIMIC announce one-off UK show
Joey Jordison’s band, VIMIC announce one-off UK show
VIMIC, the band put together by musician and former Slipknot drummer, Joey Jordison are set to play a one-off show at London’s 100 Club on Wednesday 15th November.
The date comes as part of a short European visit to set up the band’s long-awaited debut album, ‘Open Your Omen’ which is finally set for release in early 2018.
Joey tells us, “We…
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Militia Vox - The Villainess - debut LP from Judas Priestess lead singer
Haunting, heavy, dark + cinematic- Militia Vox is a unique musical experience that showcases the unparalleled talent + performance of this modern metalist.
For fans of Type O Negative, Chelsea Wolfe, Ozzy Osbourne, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and NIN.
Female existential angst with genre-bending, dark and heavy cinematic soundscapes. Soundtrack to a nightdrive or your apocalypse. First full-length original album by Militia Vox.
Vocals / Militia Vox
Guitars / Doc Coyle
Bass / Mike Wolpe
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THE HUNGER ARTIST / Kyle Konkiel
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THE GUILTY ONE / sick bassline / Shane Boulos
Piano, synths / Militia Vox
Addition synths / Mike Wolpe
Backing Vocals on "THE GUILTY ONE" / Mike Wolpe
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