Three decades after the launch of what is now known as "Winter Jam," the annual Christian musical megatour is still going strong, drawing throngs across the Midwest and South. This year's iteration ...

Up a long, sweeping driveway leading to a stately, rural Nashville-area home, sit a row of multiple cars, all with Wisconsin license plates. The cars are a signal of migration for the members of the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Industry bigwigs told Skillet they'd never make it in the music business, saying their faith-based messages were "too spiritual" ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Contemporary Christian Music band Skillet is set to headline the Alabama National Fair’s upcoming concert series for 2025, fair organizers announced Thursday. The ...

Over a 15-year recording career that includes 10 previous studio albums, the Christian crossover band Skillet has firmly established themselves within the metal/alternative rock universe. Skillet and ...

WEST FARGO — The Red River Valley Fair announced its first grandstand acts for next summer. Christian rock band Skillet will headline on July 7 with an opening set from Colton Dixon. The group is best ...

Skillet doesn’t appear to be mellowing with age. Over a 15-year recording career that includes 10 previous studio albums, the Christian crossover band has firmly established itself within the ...

As Winter Jam tours the country, John Cooper appreciates that it includes artists from a variety of genres – from hip hop to rock and gospel – coming together in celebration. The lead vocalist and ...

FOND DU LAC – It's time to start planning for the Fond du Lac County Fair, starting with the grandstand headliners, which organizers announced Friday on Facebook. Christian rock band Skillet will ...

Christian rock powerhouse Skillet will return to Quincy to perform this fall. The popular group has performed twice in Quincy at the Christian music event Shoutfest. Skillet, who is currently signed ...

Industry bigwigs told Skillet they'd never make it in the music business, saying their faith-based messages were "too spiritual" and "too positive" to connect with secular hard-rock fans. As is often ...