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Bad Wolves have been making headlines all weekend following the announcement that singer Tommy Vext was parting ways with the band. Last night (Jan. 11), Doc Coyle and John Boecklin hosted a livestream on Facebook to explain the decision, and confirm that it was not related to "cancel culture." The rockers started the discussion off by thanking fans who are planning to continue supporting them, despite the changes they will be going through over time. On the other hand, they also admitted that they will understand where fans are coming from if they decide to stop following the band going for...

Bad Wolves have said that Tommy Vext's recent departure from the band "is not about cancel culture".

Bad Wolves Tommy Vext is out as the singer of metal band Bad Wolves. The group reported the split on Saturday in a statement that read, "It is true that Bad Wolves and vocalist Tommy Vext have parted ways. The four of us plan to continue making music and a new album is planned for later this year. Tommy has been a big part of Bad Wolves and we are grateful for his contributions. There is not much else to report at the moment but to send love and gratitude to the fans who have supported Bad Wolves from day one. We would not be here with out you."

Bad Wolves confirm that they have split from vocalist Tommy Vext

Vice President Mike Pence to be moved to a secure location. Earlier in the day, Trump — who has refused to accept the results of the election and has baselessly asserted that the election results were fraudulent — encouraged thousands of his supporters to march to the Capitol to protest the confirmation of Biden's victory. He later returned to the White House, despite telling the crowd he would join them in the march to the Capitol. Skolnick, who has been vocal about his distaste for America's 45th president, took to Twitter to share a video of the protests, and he wrote: "Ok, the US C...