Skillet

Nu metal, pop-punk, garage rock, emo and plenty more.

The musician shares several snapshots of the process.

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Godsmack, Skillet, Seether, and nine more killer acts are performing in this year's Uproar Festival tour. We have a pair of tickets to the festival's stop in Los Angeles in September and want to give them to you.

I was beginning to wonder if two things would ever happen... One, if Uproar Festival would announce a Colorado date. Two, if Godsmack would announce a new tour with their new album coming out. Turns out both things are happening all in one package!

Skillet have been rocking the single 'Not Gonna Die' for some time and now they've got a video companion for the track. Loudwire is proud to bring you the exclusive premiere of the new video for 'Not Gonna Die.'

Skillet have unveiled the official video for ‘Sick of It,’ the fist-pumping first single from their upcoming release ‘Rise,’ due out on June 25. The anthemic rocker perfectly complements the message behind their new disc, the story of a teen coming into their own and dealing with a world full of problems they have no control over.

Last week, Carnival of Madness revealed the arsenal of rock bands that will head up their 2013 trek including Shinedown, Papa Roach, Skillet, In This Moment and We as Human. Now, the first leg of dates and locations have been unveiled. Shinedown kicked off the inaugural run of Carnival of Madness back in 2010 and according to frontman Brent Smith are returning this year to reinvent the brand. Read

Skillet are coming off one of the bigger albums of their career and are ready to take the next step with their latest effort, 'Rise.' The disc now carries a June 25 street date and the band has selected 'Sick of It' to be the lead single off the disc.

Skillet are coming off the most successful album of their career and if they fail to meet the bar set by the last disc it won't be through a lack of trying. Singer John Cooper tells Noisecreep that the band began the process for their next album with an overabundance of tracks.