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Bad Wolves is a hard-hitting rock band formed in 2017 in Los Angeles by John Boecklin, Doc Coyle, Chris Cain, and Kyle Konkiel, with DL Laskiewicz taking on vocal duties in 2021 after Tommy Vext’s departure. The group captured widespread attention with a bold blend of hard rock and metal elements, and they’ve continued to build a global fanbase through high-energy live performances and dynamic studio releases. As of 2025, the lineup features DL Laskiewicz on vocals, Chris Cain returning to the guitar, Kevin Creekman on bass, and Kyle Konkiel transitioning out of the band, with Doc Coyle stepping back from the main lineup. This page covers Bad Wolves’ journey, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information you can rely on for straightforward ticket purchases.

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Bad Wolves has left a lasting mark on modern rock through chart-topping singles and standout albums. Their cover of The Cranberries’ Zombie brought global attention and supported charitable efforts for Dolores O’Riordan’s children, while tracks like Remember When, Killing Me Slowly, and Sober dominated the Billboard Mainstream Rock charts. Explore the band’s studio albums—Die About It (2023), Dear Monsters (2021), N.A.T.I.O.N. (2019), and Disobey (2018)—alongside their evolving lineup and ongoing live performances. For the latest shows, you’ll find reliable ticket options here, with official social channels to follow for updates and behind-the-scenes content.

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Quick Facts About Bad Wolves

  • Formed in 2017 in Los Angeles by John Boecklin, Doc Coyle, Chris Cain, and Kyle Konkiel; DL Laskiewicz joined as vocalist in 2021 after Tommy Vext left.
  • Discography (studio albums, most recent first): Die About It (2023, Better Noise Music); Dear Monsters (2021, Better Noise Music); N.A.T.I.O.N. (2019, Eleven Seven Music); Disobey (2018, Eleven Seven Music).
  • Zombie, their Cranberries cover, entered the Billboard Hot 100 at #54 and fueled global attention; its proceeds supported Dolores O’Riordan’s children and the song helped drive Disobey’s chart performance.
  • Three singles topped Billboard Mainstream Rock: Remember When (No. 1, 2019), Killing Me Slowly (No. 1, 2020), Sober (No. 1, 2020).
  • In 2025, Doc Coyle and Kyle Konkiel departed; Chris Cain returned; Kevin Creekman joined; DL Laskiewicz remained as vocalist; lineup changes were reported by outlets including MetalSucks and NME.
  • Social media and official channels remain active: official site at badwolvesnation.com; Instagram @badwolvesofficial; Facebook /badwolvesofficial; Twitter/X @badwolves; TikTok @badwolvesofficial.

The records

Bad Wolves Discography

  • Die About It
    2023 · Better Noise Music
  • Dear Monsters
    2021 · Better Noise Music
  • N.A.T.I.O.N.
    2019 · Eleven Seven Music
  • Disobey
    2018 · Eleven Seven Music

The hits

Top Bad Wolves Songs

  • Sober
    2020 · Billboard Mainstream Rock Songs #1
  • Killing Me Slowly
    2020 · Billboard Mainstream Rock Songs #1
  • Remember When
    2019 · Billboard Mainstream Rock Songs #1
  • Zombie
    2018 · Billboard Hot 100 #54

Bad Wolves has left a lasting mark on modern rock through chart-topping singles and standout albums. Their cover of The Cranberries’ Zombie brought global attention and supported charitable efforts for Dolores O’Riordan’s children, while tracks like Remember When, Killing Me Slowly, and Sober dominated the Billboard Mainstream Rock charts. Explore the band’s studio albums—Die About It (2023), Dear Monsters (2021), N.A.T.I.O.N. (2019), and Disobey (2018)—alongside their evolving lineup and ongoing live performances. For the latest shows, you’ll find reliable ticket options here, with official social channels to follow for updates and behind-the-scenes content.

Official channels: badwolvesnation.com, Instagram: @badwolvesofficial, Facebook: /badwolvesofficial, Twitter/X: @badwolves, TikTok: @badwolvesofficial.

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