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Ex-Bad Wolves frontman Tommy Vext sues label exec, who calls claims of using racial slurs "categorically false" | Q106 Rock On! | WJXQ - Vimarsana News

Ex-Bad Wolves frontman Tommy Vext sues label exec, who calls claims of using racial slurs "categorically false" | Q106 Rock On! | WJXQ

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, all while attempting to stop him from posting more of his political opinions. Eventually, Vext say...

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Ex-Bad Wolves frontman Tommy Vext sues label exec, who calls claims of using racial slurs "categorically false" - Vimarsana News

Ex-Bad Wolves frontman Tommy Vext sues label exec, who calls claims of using racial slurs "categorically false"

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, all while attempting to stop him from posting more of his political opinions. Eventually, Vext say...