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Moody didn't hold anything back.

Moody didn't hold anything back.

Moody didn't hold anything back.

Credit: Jim LouvauIt was his voice that got him in the door, but it might've been a timely feat of athleticism that cemented Daniel "DL" Laskiewicz as the new

Bad Wolves guitarist Doc Coyle has commented on the ongoing lawsuit between Tommy Vext and Better Noise Music head Allen Kovac. Coyle addressed the stressful nature of the lawsuit, along with “a big portion of the fanbase” being essentially “radicalized against the band under false pretenses.” Vext is suing Kovac, who was also the singer’s manager, for over $10 million. The breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty suit alleges that a conspiracy was hatched to oust Vext from Ba...

By Music News Former Tommy Vext has sued the groups manager and label head Allen Kovac, saying that he conspired to have hiim kicked out of the group. According to TMZ, Vext has alleged that Kovac became increasingly unhappy with Vext‘s well documented expression of his right-wing political beliefs and various conspiracy theories. Vext claims that his social media statements regarding protests in Los Angeles and Portland last year, as well as his thoughts on the riot at the U.S. Cap...

Allen Kovac, the CEO of his former band’s record label, Better Noise Music. According to TMZ, Vext alleges that Kovac forced him out of Bad Wolves due to his political beliefs, including his support for former President Donald Trump and his criticism of the Black Lives Matter movement. He also accuses Kovac of using racial slurs in conversations with him. Vext claims Kovac demanded radio stations and streaming services pull Bad Wolves music in an effort to get him to quit music altogether...

Allen Kovac, the CEO of his former band’s record label, Better Noise Music. According to TMZ, Vext alleges that Kovac forced him out of Bad Wolves due to his political beliefs, including his support for former President Donald Trump and his criticism of the Black Lives Matter movement. He also accuses Kovac of using racial slurs in conversations with him. Vext claims Kovac demanded radio stations and streaming services pull Bad Wolves music in an effort to get him to quit music altogether...

UPDATE: Tommy Vexts former manager Allen Kovac has subsequently responded to the ex-Bad Wolves singers lawsuit (and claims of racism) against him. Read the whole statement here. Former Bad Wolves frontman Tommy Vext has filed a lawsuit against his former manager, and CEO and founder of Better Noise Music, Allen Kovac. The lawsuit was filed for breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty, and is said to be suing defendant Kovac for more than $10 million. The singer, whose termination fro...

Tickets purchased for the original date will be honored for the rescheduled date. For more information about our Ticket Refund Plan, click here. Two-time GRAMMY nominated and multi-platinum band,  Disturbed confirm their extensive 31-date  The Sickness 20th Anniversary Tour throughout North America including a stop in  Cincinnati, OH at Riverbend Music Center on July 12, 2021. The amphitheater tour, with very special guest  Staind and  Bad Wolves, celebrates the two-decade anniversar...