John Cooper—lead singer, bassist and co-founder of Skillet—discusses the band's performance at Sturgis and what it's like touring with Theory of a Deadman.

John Cooper, second left, is the frontman of Christian rock band Skillet. The band also includes Jen Ledger, Korey Cooper and Seth Morrison. Courtesy Jimmy Fontaine ...

The band currently consists of husband-and-wife duo John Cooper (lead vocals, bass) and Korey Cooper (rhythm guitar, keyboards, backing vocals) along with Jen Ledger (drums, co-lead vocals) and ...

Lead singer John Cooper turns 50 next month, but the band shows no signs of slowing down. Its members "play louder, fight harder, and sound more rebellious than ever," according to Skillet's ...

When Winter Jam hits the BOK Center on Saturday, there's bound to be something for everyone, promised Skillet frontman John Cooper. Skillet's cooked up a genre mash-up that blends well with other ...

John Cooper, lead singer of the Grammy-nominated rock group Skillet, addressed what he sees as a troubling silence in the Church on critical issues such as Marxism and the evolving language of ...

Skillet frontman John Cooper described the scandal surrounding former Newsboys frontman Michael Tait as a “shame and a tragedy for the Church” and urged others in the CCM industry to issue a ...

Aug. 3—VALDOSTA — John Cooper doesn't understand it. Hearing in mid-spring that Skillet had already sold out its reserved seats for its August show at Wild Adventures, the band's singer said ...

ENTERTAINMENT: Christian hard rock band Skillet encourages fans to be loud and proud about their faith. Skillet and Theory Of A Deadman play at Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort at 7 p.m. March 4.

Skillet frontman John Cooper is firing at pro-choice activism — and brought up Demi Lovato in the process. “Guess who else cheers on baby murder — Americans…Eight hundred thousand babies ...

Skillet has been a rock band since the late 1990s. The band recently relocated to Nashville. They are set to release "Revolution" their latest album Nov. 1.