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During an episode of his “Cooper Stuff” podcast, Skillet’s John Cooper made some controversial claims regarding the coronavirus pandemic, including his belief that masks are “nothing more than theater.” The comments obviously didn’t sit well with a number of people, including Queensrÿche’s Todd La Torre, who blasted Cooper and challenged him to “volunteer on the…
Skillet have announced a fall headlining tour. Adelitas Way will serve as support. Tour Dates: 09/12 Chicago, IL – House of Blues 09/14 Cleveland, OH – TBA 09/15 Albany, NY – Empire Live 09/18 Sayreville, NJ – Starland Ballroom 09/19 Silver Spring, MD – The Fillmore 09/21 Norfolk, VA – The NorVa 09/22 Raleigh, NC…
As previously reported, Skillet’s John Cooper recently made headlines after seemingly comparing The Grammys to Hitler, while ranting about Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s performance of “WAP” on the award show. Now, the frontman has shared a new video to clarify his comments, which he says were “misrepresented.” Cooper said the following: “Yesterday in…
UPDATE: John Cooper has since clarified his comments, saying that they were “misrepresented.” Original Story: Skillet’s John Cooper has gone off on another rant, this time complaining about Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s performance of “WAP” during the 2021 Grammy Awards. At one point, the frontman even tried to compare The Grammys to Hitler…
Skillet have announced a spring drive-in tour with Jordan Feliz and Colton Dixon. You can find the dates for that run below. Notably, the trek will also include select “An Evening Under The Stars” shows, which will feature socially distanced seating instead of drive-ins. Tour Dates: 04/22 Mitchell, IN – Holiday Drive-In 04/23 Knox, IN…
Skillet’s John Cooper has spoken out against cancel culture. The frontman rambled about the topic during a recent episode of his “Cooper Stuff” podcast, saying that it “is very frightening.” Cooper said the following about cancel culture: “How does that work when Christians are making art, when Christians are making film? How do you make…
Skillet’s John Cooper has apparently taken issue with Twitter for their decision to suspend Donald Trump’s account. The frontman believes the move will have an impact freedom of speech, even though Twitter is a private company that has the right to suspend accounts that cause harm. Cooper said the following on his “Cooper Stuff” podcast:…
Skillet have premiered a lyric video for their song “Dead Man Walking.” This track is from the recently released deluxe edition of their latest album “Victorious.” That version of the effort, which is titled “Victorious: The Aftermath,” features eight bonus tracks.
Skillet will be playing two drive-in concerts at the North parking lots of the H-E-B Center in Cedar Park, Texas. The shows will be held on October 9-10 as part the venue’s Tailgate Series. Colton Dixon will open. Skillet’s John Cooper commented: “It’s been tough to not rock out with our fans over the past…
Skillet will be releasing a deluxe edition of their album “Victorious” on September 11. This version of the effort, which is titled “Victorious: The Aftermath,” will come with eight bonus tracks including two new songs, five reimagined songs, etc. You can find a reimagined version of “Terrify The Dark” below. You can also pre-order a…
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