Skillet is an American Christian rock band formed in Memphis, Tennessee in 1996. The band currently consists of husband and wife duo John Cooper (lead vocals, bass guitar) and Korey Cooper (rhythm guitar, keyboards, backing vocals) along with Jen Ledger (drums, co-lead vocals) and Seth Morrison (lead guitar). The band has released twelve studio albums, three extended plays and two live albums. Two of which, Collide and Comatose, received Grammy nominations. Skillet has four Gold albums. Of those Gold albums, Comatose, has sold a million copies and Awake has sold over two million copies by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America). Their singles, like "Rebirthing," "Hero" and "Feel Invincible," have sold millions in download sales and more than a billion streams combined on music streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. Skillet went through several lineup changes early in their career, leaving founder John Cooper as the only original member remaining in the band. They are known for a relentless touring schedule, which garnered them a top five ranking in the Hardest Working Bands of 2010 by Songkick.com. More information on Skillet at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skillet_(band) Discography Skillet (1996) Hey You, I Love Your Soul (1998) Invincible (2000) Ardent Worship: Skillet Live (2000) Alien Youth (2001) Collide (2003) Comatose (2006) Comatose Comes Alive (2008) Awake (2009) The Early Years (1996 -2001) (2010) iTunes Session (digital EP) (2010) Awake and Remixed EP (2011) Rise (2013) Unleashed (2016) Feel Invincible Remix EP (2017) Victorious (2019) Dominion (2022) Revolution (2024) After the Storm (EP) (2026)

Revolution is the 12th studio album by the Christian rock band Skillet. It was released on November 1, 2024 by Hear It Loud Records. It is the first Skillet album to be released independently. On the album cover, the band flag that lead singer John Cooper is holding has "1 COR 13:13" printed on the lower-right hand corner, referring to 1 Corinthians chapter 13, verse 13 which says "And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love." (New International Version). Regarding the title and theme, Cooper explained, "The revolution we're talking about on this record is not a political revolution, [and] it is certainly not a militaristic one, which I've never supported. It's a revolution for love. It's a revolution to love your enemies." At slightly over 35 minutes and only ten songs, Revolution is the band's shortest album to date. The next shortest album is the band's very first debut released in 1996 also with ten songs and totaling 38 minutes. The first single for the album, "Unpopular," was released with an accompanying music video on August 9, 2024. Designed with "tongue-in-cheek" lyrics, Cooper stated the song is "saying the world's gone so nuts that the things the world loves are so disgusting and so crazy—like, in a world gone mad, would you really want to be popular? That's kind of the joke of the song." The second single, "All That Matters," was released a month later on September 12. The third and last for the album, "Ash in the Wind," was released on October 18. Cooper mentioned that "'Ash in the Wind' reminds us of a mix of old Skillet and Linkin Park, which I’m a huge fan of. Korey produced it, and it definitely merges live performance with modern recording techniques." Another highlight from Revolution is "Happy Wedding Day (Alex's Song)." The song was made for Alexandria Kaplan (formerly Alexandria Cooper), who is the daughter of Cooper and his wife and band mate Korey. She got married on April 6th, 2024. The lyrics of “Happy Wedding Day” by Cooper are a heartfelt reflection on a father’s journey of raising his daughter and the bittersweet emotions of seeing her get married. The song captures the passage of time, from the struggles and joys of parenthood to the realization that childhood moments are fleeting. Revolution charted and peaked on the following Billboard album charts: -#1 Top Christian Albums -#100 Billboard 200 -#4 Top Hard Rock Albums -#20 Top Vinyl Albums -#14 Top Independent Albums -#19 Top Rock & Alternative Albums While Korey produced a couple of tracks, a majority of the album was produced by Seth Mosley with Brian Howes, who co-produced their 2016 album Unleashed, produced three tracks and the team of Carlo Colasacco and Eric Paquette using the alias Youthyear producing the title track. In October 2025, Revolution was nominated for a Dove Award for Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year. Track listing 1. Showtime (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Seth Mosley) -3:34 2. Unpopular (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Seth Mosley) -3:06 3. All That Matters (John Cooper, Brian Howes) -3:28 4. Not Afraid (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:14 5. Revolution (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Carlo Colasacco, Youthyear) -3:06 6. Ash in the Wind (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:53 7. Fire Inside of Me (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:53 8. Defector (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Seth Mosley) -3:20 9. Happy Wedding Day (Alex's Song) (John Cooper) -3:59 10. Death Defier (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Seth Mosley) -3:38 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar, acoustic guitar Korey Cooper -keyboards, rhythm guitar, string arranger, programming, synthesizer Seth Morrison -lead guitar Jen Ledger -drums, vocals additional musicians: Seth Mosley -additional guitar, additional vocals, keyboards, programming (tracks 1, 2, 8, 9 and 10) Chris Marvins -additional vocals (tracks 1, 5, 6 and 10) Brian Howes -additional vocals, additional guitar (tracks 3, 4 and 7) Robin Diaz -percussion and backing vocals (tracks 3, 4 and 7) Carlo Colasacco and Eric Paquette aka Youthyear -keyboards and programming on track 5 Cara Fox -cello on track 9 Eleanore Denis -violin on track 9 Production credits Seth Mosley -producer (tracks 1, 2, 8, 9 and 10) Korey Cooper -producer (tracks 6 and 9) Brian Howes -producer (tracks 3, 4 and 7) Carlo Colasacco and Youthyear -producers on track 5 Radio singles 2024 "Unpopular" -#22 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#26 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay, -#5 Billboard Hot Hard Rock Songs 2024 "All That Matters" -#37 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#19 Billboard Hot Hard Rock Songs 2024 "Ash in the Wind" -#38 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#28 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay, -#20 Billboard Hard Rock Songs 2024 "Not Afraid" -#49 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#25 Billboard Hot Hard Rock Songs Previous release: Dominion (2022) Next release: After the Storm (EP) (2026) Watch the Revolution visualizer containing audio, lyric and music videos:

After the Storm is an extended play by the Christian rock band Skillet, released on October 9, 2026 by Hear It Loud Records. With only six songs totaling 21 minutes, the project marks a deliberate return to the band’s heavier, guitar-driven musical roots while delivering some of frontman John Cooper’s most vulnerable lyrics to date, written during personal seasons of grief and betrayal. After the Storm was produced by Cooper's wife and band mate Korey Cooper and David Cowell, each splitting three tracks. According to the band, the project acts as a sonic shift toward heavier, distorted arrangements following their 2025 Christmas single "O Come O Come Emmanuel." Cooper noted that the record was written to "reignite what Skillet was always meant to be—which is music that helps lift people out of dark times." The band is supporting the release with a nationwide U.S. tour. Physical copies, including CD and multiple vinyl variants (Eye of the Storm, Rolling Blackout, and Thundercloud), are available through the official Skillet store at their website. "Scream" was released as the lead single along with a music video on July 10, 2026. The song addresses anxiety and modern noise. The following month on August 14, the second single "Lift Me Up" was released and is reminiscent of the early Skillet era of the late 1990s and early 2000s. "Grave Stomper" was released as a promotional single on the day of the EP drop. Track listing 1. Scream (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:27 2. Lift Me Up (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, David Cowell) -3:25 3. Grave Stomper (John Cooper) -3:51 4. After the Storm (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, David Cowell) -3:46 5. Heaven Help Us (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:47 6. Come and Find Me (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, David Cowell) -3:25 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar Korey Cooper -keyboards, rhythm guitar, programming Seth Morrison -lead guitar Jen Ledger -drums and vocals on track 6 additional musicians: Chris Marvin -backing vocals (tracks 1, 3 and 5) David Cowell -synthesizer, piano, programming and backing vocals (tracks 2, 4 and 6) Production credits Korey Cooper -producer (tracks 1, 3 and 5) David Cowell -producer (tracks 2, 4 and 6) Radio singles 2026 "Scream" -#27 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#28 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay, -#11 Billboard Hot Hard Rock Songs 2026 "Lift Me Up" -#40 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#24 Billboard Hot Hard Rock Songs Previous release: Revolution (2024) Watch the After the Fire visualizer containing audio and visuals:

Dominion is the 11th studio album by the Christian rock band Skillet. It was released on January 14, 2022 by Atlantic/Warner Records and Hear It Loud Music. The album was produced by the father-son team of Kane and Kevin Churko with Seth Mosley and Mike "X" O'Conner producing the track "Refuge." It is Skillet's final studio album to be released through Atlantic Records. Dominion was recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and 2021 and was created 100% remotely between the band's touring schedules and their home studio in Wisconsin and Kevin Churko's studio in Las Vegas, Nevada. Frontman John Cooper described the album's core theme as a celebration of freedom and a liberation from fear - to be who we want to be, say what we want to say, believe what we want to believe, Cooper says. "In some ways it's a reminder of the God-given rights that we were born with. It's time to regain some sort of control over our lives and not be a slave to fear. I hope this record is going to make people feel empowered, inspired, uplifted and want to rock their faces off!" Cooper and his wife and fellow Skillet musician Korey wrote songs with Kane and Kevin Churko on the majority of the album's tracks. To get the singles rolling, Skillet released their first single "Surviving the Game" accompanied by a music video on September 15, 2021. At the same time, they announced the album itself, the album cover, the track list, and release date. On November 12, 2021, the band unveiled the second single "Standing in the Storm." On December 10, 2021 the third single "Refuge" was released. On January 7, 2022, one week before the album release, the band released the fourth and final single "Dominion." Dominion charted and peaked on the following Billboard album charts: -#2 Top Christian Albums -#38 Billboard 200 -#2 Top Hard Rock Albums -#4 Top Rock Albums -#3 Top Alternative Albums A deluxe edition was released one year later on February 17, 2023 titled Dominion: Day of Destiny featuring four new tracks and a new recording of "Finish Line" featuring Three Days Grace lead singer and rhythm guitarist Adam Gontier. "Finish Line" originally appeared on their previous album Victorious. The new version with Gontier was Gold certified by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) in September 2026. In October 2023, Skillet won a Dove Award for the Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year for the deluxe edition at the 54th GMA Dove Awards. Track listing for Dominion: Day of Destiny All songs written by John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Kane Churko and Kevin Churko, except where noted. 1. Surviving the Game -3:58 2. Standing in the Storm -4:18 3. Dominion (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Kane Churko) -3:52 4. Valley of Death (John Cooper) -4:27 5. Beyond Incredible -3:31 6. Destiny -4:03 7. Refuge (John Cooper, Seth Mosley) -3:29 8. Shout Your Freedom -3:26 9. Destroyer -3:43 10. Forever or the End (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:33 11. Ingnite -3:41 12. White Horse -3:37 13. Crossfire (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, John Pregler, Jon Eberhard, BJ Perry) -3:14 14. Psycho in My Head (John Cooper, Mark Holman, Jon Eberhard, Tyler Smyth) -3:17 15. Finish Line (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Seth Mosley) -3:28 16. Unbreakable Soul -3:22 17. The Defiant -3:15 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar, additional guitar Korey Cooper -keyboards, synthesizers, rhythm guitar, backing vocals Seth Morrison -lead guitars Jen Ledger -drums, vocals additional musicians: Adam Gontier -featured vocalist on track 15 Chris Marvin and Gary Bigger -backing vocalists (tracks 3. 9, 16 and 17) Kevin Churko -keyboards and programming (tracks 1 -12, 16 and 17), additional vocals on track 1 Kane Churko -additional guitars and additional backing vocals (tracks 3, 6, 8, 11, 16 and 17) Seth Mosley -additional keyboards and programming on track 7 Tyler Smyth -additional guitars and additional backing vocals on tracks 14 and 15 Joey Doherty -additional guitars on tracks 14 and 15 Production credits Kevin Churko -producer (tracks 1, 2, 4, 9, 10 and 12) Kane Chuko -producer (tracks 3, 5, 6, 8, 11, 16 and 17) Seth Mosley and Mike "X" O'Conner -producers on track 7 BJ Perry -producer on track 13 Tyler Smyth aka MYTH -producer (tracks 14 and 15) RIAA certifications "Finish Line" single Gold certified in 2026. Accolades Dove Award -Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year (Dominion: Day of Destiny) Radio singles 2021 -2022 "Surviving the Game" -#35 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#21 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay, -#7 Billboard Hot Hard Rock Songs, -#49 Billboard Hot Rock Songs 2021 -2022 "Standing in the Storm" -#46 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#15 Billboard Hot Hard Rock Songs 2021 -2022 "Refuge" -#47 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#34 Billboard Christian Airplay 2022 "Dominion" -#50 Billboard Hot Christian Songs 2022 -2023 "Pyscho in My Head" -#19 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay, -#24 Billboard Hot Hard Rock Songs Previous release: Victorious (2019) Next release: Revolution (2024) Listen to Dominion: Day of Destiny feature music and lyric videos and audio tracks:

Yacht Rock Jazz is the 21st studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Kathy Troccoli. It was released independently on August 28, 2026 by KT Records. The album features Troccoli performing sophisticated, smooth jazz-inflected vocal interpretations and arrangements of classic late-1970s and early-1980s "yacht rock" and soft-rock hits originally popularized by artists like Billy Joel, Lionel Richie, Christopher Cross, and Michael McDonald. Prior to Yacht Rock Jazz's release, Troccoli had put out a series of tracks that will lead up to the album's release as far back as June 2026, starting with her version of England Dan & John Ford Coley's "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" (-#1 Billboard AC, -#2 Billboard Hot 100 in 1976). The track features duet vocals with Coley himself. It was digitally released to streaming platforms on June 5, 2026. Three weeks later on June 26, 2026, Troccoli released her version of Stephen Bishop's "On and On" (-#2 Billboard AC, -#11 Billboard Hot 100 in 1977). Next, she released Richie's 1983 hit "All Night Long" (-#1 Billboard Hot 100, AC, R&B) on July 17 and Cross' "Sailing" (-#1 Billboard Hot 100, -#10 Billboard AC) on August 7. Troccoli had announced the full nine-song track listing on her Facebook and Instagram accounts on Friday, August 21, 2026, one week before the album's release date. To promote the album, Troccoli hosted a concert performing songs from the release and classic favorites on Friday, October 16, 2026 at The Mule- house in Columbia, Tennessee. The album was produced by Troccoli herself. Track listing 1. On and On (Stephen Bishop cover) (Stephen Bishop) -3:50 2. What a Fool Believes (originally recorded by Kenny Loggins; made famous by the Doobie Brothers) (Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins) -4:45 3. Lovely Day (Bill Withers cover) (Bill Withers, Skip Scarborough) -4:16 4. Biggest Part of Me (Ambrosia cover) (David Pack) -3:53 5. All Night Long (Lionel Richie cover) (Lionel Richie) -4:17 6 Dance With Me (Orleans cover) (John Hall, Johanna Hall) -3:57 7. Sailing (Christopher Cross cover) (Christopher Cross) -4:35 8. Just the Way You Are (Billy Joel cover) (Billy Joel) -4:08 9. I'd Really Love to See You Tonight (featuring John Ford Coley) (England Dan & John Ford Coley) (Parker McGee) -4:22 Previous release: The Legacy of You (2023)

Love Beyond Reason is the eighth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill, released on June 17, 1985 by Myrrh/Word Records. The album was produced and arranged by Barry Miller Kaye with engineering and mixing by Stonehill's friend and folk rock singer - songwriter Mark Heard. The album peaked at number 23 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Love Beyond Reason became very successful in the strength of its lead single, "I Could Never Say Goodbye." The track is a vocal duet with popular CCM singer - songwriter Amy Grant. Grant had just released her first mainstream album Unguarded at the time of Stonehill's release, with the duet track and Grant's "Find a Way" both climbing up the Christian radio charts at the same time. "I Could Never Say Goodbye" earned them a Grammy nomination for Best Gospel Performance by a Duo or Group. It was Stonehill's only sole Grammy nomination. The rest of Love Beyond Reason is a pop/rock album. Highlights include an uptempo version of "Until Your Love Broke Through," a song Stonehill co-wrote with Jesus Music legend Keith Green back in 1976, "The Gods of Men" with Bryan Duncan providing backing vocals, the title song and "Hymn." To go along with the audio release, Stonehill also put out a collection of music videos on VHS titled Love Beyond Reason - The Video Album with five videos from this album plus "Still Small Voice" from Celebrate This Heartbeat. The cassette and CD versions also contain an extended version of "The Gods of Men." Track listing of the CD Version All songs written by Randy Stonehill, except where noted. 1. I Could Never Say Goodbye (duet with Amy Grant) -3:44 2. Love Beyond Reason -3:36 3. The Gods of Men -4:14 4. Bells -4:15 5. You're Loved Tonight -5:51 6. Until Your Love Broke Through (Randy Stonehill, Keith Green, Todd Fishkind) -4:04 7. Hymn -2:47 8. Angry Young Man -3:36 9. Judgement Day -4:55 10. Cross That Line (Randy Stonehill, Tom Howard) -3:31 11. The Gods of Men (extended version) -6:12 Radio singles 1985 "I Could Never Say Goodbye" with Amy Grant -#4 Christian CHR, -#9 Christian AC 1985 "Until Your Love Broke Through" -#6 Christian CHR 1986 "The Gods of Men" -#7 Christian CHR 1986 "Hymn" -#14 Christian AC Previous release: Stonehill (EP) (1985) (U.K. release) Next release: The Wild Frontier (1986) Watch the music video collection Love Beyond Reason - The Video Album here:

Welcome to Paradise is the third studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill. It was released in 1976 on Larry Norman's Solid Rock label. Norman produced and arranged the album. Stonehill returned with a proper follow-up to his 1971 debut album Born Twice. His songwriting had always been very strong but now his guitar work was catching up. For many this album was their first exposure to Stonehill and it had strong sales numbers. His opening signature track "King of Hearts" showcases Stonehill's melodic pop style and offers a parable of a lost soul searching for life. "Keep Me Runnin'" is a rock number that describes the emptiness and alienation of lives apart from Christ without tidying everything up with a too-obvious moral or conversion testimony. "Song for Sarah" is a tender ballad and "Lung Cancer" is a humorous look at the posture of teenagers who think they're being countercultural when they yield to the pressures of the tobacco industry. Stonehill also re-recorded the track "Puppet Strings," that he originally recorded for his 1973 release Get Me Out of Hollywood. Welcome to Paradise was named the 13th greatest album in Christian music by CCM Magazine in their 2001 book The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music. In 2002, the album was reissued on CD by Larry Norman with five bonus tracks included. A Kickstarter fund-raising campaign project was started on September 9, 2026 to work on a 50th anniversary edition of Welcome to Paradise. The goal was to raise up to $55,000 to complete a remastered version of the album on 2 CDs and 2 vinyls. By the time the campaign finished by the following month, Stonehill had raised enough funds to ship out copies of the reissue based on pledges. The second CD and LP will have bonus tracks. You can click here for more information. There is still no word on whether Welcome to Paradise will be on streaming platforms, other than the Kickstarter pledge to purchase the digital downloads, but it has sold out. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs written by Randy Stonehill. Tracks 1 -5 (Paradise lost - sorrow and sadness...) 1. King of Hearts -4:53 2. Keep Me Runnin' -5:59 3. The Winner (High Card) -3:44 4. Lung Cancer -3:35 5. Puppet Strings -4:25 Tracks 6 -10 (Paradise regained - ...turned into gladness) 6. First Prayer -3:11 7. I've Got News for You -3:51 8. Song for Sarah -3:29 9. Christmas Song for All Year Long -3:48 10. Good News -3:39 Previous release: Get Me Out of Hollywood (1973) Next release: The Sky is Falling (1980) Listen to the album Welcome to Paradise here:

Unleashed is the ninth studio album by the Christian rock band Skillet, released on August 5, 2016 by Atlantic/Warner Records, Word/Curb Records and the band's own Hear It Loud label. The album was produced by Brian Howes, Seth Mosley, Kevin Churko and Mike "X" O'Conner. On February 16, 2015, Skillet announced they were writing material for a new album with recording to begin in June with a potential release in the late half of 2015 or early 2016, however it got pushed back to a later-2016 release date on August 5, 2016. The band worked with Brian Howes, who previously produced their 2006 album Comatose and the majority of the album was made and recorded at Howes' studio in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Skillet also worked with Seth Mosley, Kevin Churko and Mike "X" O'Conner. Lead singer and musician John Cooper stated he felt "really inspired" before going into the studio to record the music. Even though he said "the songs are very aggressive, very in-your-face," he said the new material is genuine to the Skillet sound they have crafted. The album's highlight and lead single is the opening track "Feel Invincible." A crowd-chanting anthem, the song is about feeling untouchable with the power of God and about finding something that gets you through another day. It has been used in a couple of media appearances including as being the official theme for the WWE pay-per-view event 2016 Battleground and as a theme to the eight week live video gaming competition event ELeague that aired on the cable channel TBS (Turner Broadcasting System) and was broadcast in more than 80 countries. "Feel Invincible" is the most successful track on Unleashed, giving the band their first number one song on both Bilboard's Hot Christian Songs and Mainstream Rock Airplay as well as topping the Christian Rock charts. "Feel Invincible" is the band's fourth multi-platinum single overall going Triple Platinum, selling over three million downloads by 2026 and is their most streamed song on the album with close to a billion streams. Other tracks have also been certified: the second single "Stars" was Gold certified in 2020, "The Resistance" was Platinum certified in 2024 and "Back From the Dead" was Gold certified in 2026. Unleashed has charted on the following Billboard album charts: -#1 Top Christian Albums for 4 weeks -#2 Top Alternative Albums -#3 Billboard 200 -#2 Top Rock Albums -#1 Hard Rock Albums for 2 weeks Unleashed also charted globally in countries like the U.K., Canada, Australia, Germany, New Zealand and Russia among others and did moderately well. In the fall of 2017, Skillet was nominated for two Dove Awards for Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year and Rock/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year for "Feel Invincible." The album was Gold certified in December 2018 and then Platinum certified in September 2026. Track listing on the Standard Edition 1. Feel Invincible (John Cooper, Seth Mosley) -3:50 2. Back From the Dead (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:34 3. Stars (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Jason Ingrim, Seth Mosley) -3:46 4. I Want to Live (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:29 5. Undefeated (John Cooper, Kevin Churko, Kane Churko) -3:36 6. Famous (John Cooper, Sam Tinnesz, Seth Mosley) -3:19 7. Lions (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Mia Fieldes, Seth Mosley) -3:25 8. Out of Hell (John Cooper, Kevin Churko, Kane Churko) -3:35 9. Burn It Down (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Seth Mosley) -3:17 10. Watching for Comets (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:30 11. Saviors of the World (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:47 12. The Resistance (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Seth Mosley) -3:53 On November 17, 2017, Skillet reissued Unleashed as a Special Edition release titled Unleashed Beyond. Unleashed Beyond contains the original 12 tracks from the standard edition and features five new bonus tracks. "Breaking Free" is the first Skillet album to have a featured artist with Lacey Strum, lead singer of the Christian alternative rock band Flyleaf. The track "You Get Me High" is the first band effort written by all four members. There are also remixed versions of "Feel Invincible" and "The Resistance" and a cinematic re-recording of "Stars" as featured in the motion picture and soundtrack album The Shack. The new tracks were produced by John and Korey Cooper. Unleashed Beyond won the Dove Award for Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year at the 49th GMA Dove Awards on October 16, 2018. Track listing on bonus tracks of Unleashed Beyond 13. Breaking Free (featuring Lacey Strum) (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:53 14. Stay Til the Daylight (John Cooper, Tobias Karlsson, Nalle Karlsson) -3:53 15. Brave (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Seth Mosley) -3:50 16. You Get Me High (Skillet) -3:18 17. Set It Off (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Brian Howes) -3:50 18. Feel Invincible (Death Tiger Remix) -3:43 19. The Resistance (SOLI Remix) -3:53 20. Stars (film version) -4:06 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar Korey Cooper -keyboards, rhythm guitars Seth Morrison -guitars Jen Ledger -drums, vocals additional musicians: Seth Mosley – keyboards (tracks 1, 3, 6, 7 and 12), programming (tracks 1, 3, 6, 7, 9 and 12), additional guitars (tracks 3, 6 and 7) Jason Van Poederooyen – keyboards (tracks 1, 10 and 12), programming (tracks 1, 2, 9, 10 and 12), additional keyboards (track 2), additional programming (tracks 4 and 11) Kevin Churko – keyboards (tracks 5 and 8), programming (tracks 5 and 8), backing vocals (track 5), additional backing vocals (track 8) Kane Churko – additional guitars (tracks 5 and 8), backing vocals (track 5), additional backing vocals (track 8) Brian Howes – additional guitars (tracks 1, 4, 9-12 and 17), backing vocals (tracks 1, 4, 6, 9-12 and 17) Mike "X" O'Connor – additional guitars (tracks 3 and 7) Shawn McGee – additional guitars (tracks 5 and 8) Dave Eggar – cello (track 4), string session leader (track 4), additional string arrangements (track 4) Antoine Silverman – violin (track 4) Chuck Palmer – additional arrangements (track 4) Jericho Scroggins – additional backing vocals (track 7) Asa Wiggins – additional backing vocals (track 7) Lacey Sturm – featured vocals (track 13) Production credits Brian Howes -producer (tracks 1, 4, 9-12 and 17) Seth Mosley -producer (tracks 1, 3, 6 and 7) Mike "X" O'Conner -producer (track 3, 6 and 7) Kevin Churko -producer (tracks 5 and 8) John Cooper -producer (tracks 13 -16 and 20) Korey Cooper -producer (tracks 14 -16 and 20) Death Tiger -remixer (track 18) Solomon "SOLI" Olds -remixer (track 19) RIAA certifications Unleashed album Gold certified in 2018. Platinum certified in 2026. "Feel Invincible" single Gold certified in 2017, Platinum certified 3x in 2026. "Stars" single Gold certified in 2024. "The Resistance" single Gold certified in 2020, Platinum certified in 2024. "Back From the Dead" single Gold certified in 2026. Accolades Dove Award -Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year (Unleashed Beyond) Radio singles from Unleashed 2016 -2017 "Feel Invincible" -#1 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#1 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay, -#12 Billboard Hot Rock and Alternative Songs, -#19 Billboard Rock & Alternative Airplay, -#12 Billboard Hot Rock Songs 2016 -2017 "Stars" -#16 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#15 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#24 Billboard Christian AC Airplay, -#20 Billboard Hot Rock Songs 2016 "I Want to Live" -#19 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#38 Billboard Hot Rock and Alternative Songs, -#38 Billboard Hot Rock Songs 2016 -2017 "Back From the Dead" -#16 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#7 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay, -#35 Billboard Hot Rock and Alternative Songs, -#30 Billboard Rock & Alternative Airplay, -#35 Billboard Hot Rock Songs 2016 -2018 "The Resistance" -#30 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, #10 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay, #19 Billboard Hot Rock and Alternative Songs, #34 Billboard Rock & Alternative Airplay, #19 Billboard Hot Rock Songs 2016 -2017 "Lions" -#18 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#18 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#34 Billboard Hot Rock and Alternative Songs, -#34 Billboard Hot Rock Songs Radio singles from Unleashed Beyond 2017 "Breaking Free" (featuring Lacey Strum) -#27 Billboard Hot Christian Songs 2017 -2018 "Brave" -#35 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#26 Billboard Christian Airplay Previous release: Rise (2013) Next release: Feel Invincible Remix EP (2017) Watch the playlist of music and lyric videos from Unleashed and Unleashed Beyond:

Comatose is the sixth studio album by the Christian rock band Skillet, released on October 18, 2006 by Ardent Records, SRE/INO Records and Lava/Atlantic Records. The album was produced by lead singer John Cooper and Canadian musician and songwriter Brian Howes. Starting with this album and in future releases, Skillet uses their stylized band font name. Comatose continues their modern rock/alternative and nu metal sound as heard from their previous release Collide, which gave Skillet some media and mainstream exposure. The keyboards are downplayed in favor of distorted guitars and included more of an emphasis on orchestral arrangements in the vein of Skillets's counterpart band Evanescense. Cooper and Howes have written seven songs together with Cooper writing four songs by himself. Five singles were released to both mainstream rock and Christian radio between 2006 and 2008 with the title song released solely to Christian Rock radio. It is their most streamed track on the album with more than 285 million plays. Five tracks have been certified Gold and with two of the five tracks going Platinum with combined sales of close to 4 million download copies. Comatose has charted on the following Billboard albums charts: -#4 Billboard Top Christian Albums -#55 Billboard 200 -#19 Billboard Top Rock Albums -#24 Billboard Top Hard Rock Albums Comatose was certified Gold by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) on November 3, 2009 and then went Platinum selling over a million copies by 2016. In 2008, Skillet won their first Dove Award for Rock Recorded Song of the Year for the title song at the 39th GMA Dove Awards and was nominated for a Grammy for Best Rock or Rap Gospel Album. This is also the last album featuring Lori Peters as the drummer. In late 2007, Peters took some time to train Skillet's next drummer, Jen Ledger. Track listing All songs written by John Cooper and Brian Howes, except where noted. 1. Rebirthing -3:54 2. The Last Night -3:31 3. Yours to Hold -3:42 4. Better Than Drugs -3:58 5. Comatose -3:51 6. The Older I Get -3:39 7. Those Nights (John Cooper) -3:47 8. Falling Inside the Black (John Cooper) -3:31 9. Say Goodbye (John Cooper) -4:17 10. Whispers in the Dark -3:25 11. Looking for Angels (John Cooper) -4:32 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar, guitars, acoustic piano, additional string arrangements Korey Cooper -backing vocals, keyboards, guitars, acoustic piano, programming, additional string arrangements Ben Kasica -guitars Lori Peters -drums additional musicians: Brian Howes -additional guitars and backing vocals Paul Buckmaster -string arrangements and conductor (tracks 1 and 3) Suzie Katayama –string contractor (tracks 1 and 3) RIAA certifications Comatose album Gold certified in 2009. Platinum certified in 2016. "Rebirthing" single Gold certified in 2018. "Whispers in the Dark" single Gold certified in 2014, Platinum certified in 2020. "Comatose" single Gold certified in 2017, Platinum certified in 2022. "The Last Night" single Gold certified in 2022. "Falling Inside the Black" single Gold certified in 2026. Accolades Dove Award -Rock Recorded Song of the Year ("Comatose") Radio singles 2006 -2007 "Rebirthing" -#7 R&R Christian CHR, -#9 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#9 Billboard Christian Airplay 2006 -2007 "Whispers in the Dark" -#31 R&R Active Rock, -#34 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay 2007 -2008 "The Last Night" -#8 R&R Christian CHR, -#36 R&R Active Rock, -#16 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#16 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#38 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay 2007 -2008 "The Older I Get" -#1 R&R Christian CHR for 10 weeks, -#26 R&R Active Rock, -#14 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#14 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#27 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay 2008 "Those Nights" -#1 R&R Christian CHR for 5 weeks, -#22 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#22 Billboard Christian Airplay Previous release: Collide (2003) Next release: Comatose Comes Alive (2008) Watch the playlist of music videos from Comatose here:

Rise is the eighth studio album by the Christian rock band Skillet, released on June 25, 2013 by Atlantic/Warner Records, Word/Curb Records and the band's own Hear It Loud label. The album is produced by Howard Benson. Skillet returns with their first new album in nearly four years and their first new album of the 2010s. After the success of Awake and touring to promote the album, Skillet took time off and then in the fall of 2012, the band entered into the studio to start work on Rise. It is also the first album to feature new guitarist Seth Morrison, after former guitarist Ben Kasica left the band after the release and tour for the album Awake. Lead singer and bassist John Cooper described to CCM Magazine about Rise: "It's a roller coaster ride. We have aggressive tracks, artsy and musical tracks, which is new territory for Skillet. A couple of songs are classic American heartland anthems, and a couple of songs are signature symphonic-classical rock Skillet. Guitars are dirty and edgier, with absolute shredding solos by Seth." According to producer Howard Benson, the album was not meant to be a concept album at first, but suggested making it one after reading Pete Townsend's book on Tommy and Quadrophenia. Cooper was hesitant because the focus on the concept can result in inferior songs. But as the band fine-tuned the songs, a story began to take shape. The first rock single "Sick Of It" was released to iTunes Stores on April 9, 2013. The first Christian radio single "American Noise" was released a week later on April 16, 2013. The title song and "Not Gonna Die" were also released as singles all leading up to the album's release. In all, eight songs have been released to both Christian radio and mainstream rock radio and climbing the Billboard charts between 2013 and 2015. Rise charted on the following albums charts: -#1 Billboard Top Christian Albums -#1 Billboard Top Alternative Albums -#4 Billboard 200 Albums -#1 Billboard Top Rock Albums -#1 Billboard Hard Rock Albums The album sold 61,000 copies in its first week of release. Rise also did well internationally in Canada, Japan and Germany. The album finished on the year-end survey in the Top 10 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums in 2013 (#6) and 2014 (#8). Although not as big a seller as Awake was, nevertheless, Rise was certified Gold by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) by July 12, 2016. "Not Gonna Die" was Gold certified in 2018 and then Platinum certified in 2026. "Sick Of It" was Gold certified in 2026. A Deluxe Edition of Rise was released the same day as the standard edition, but with three bonus tracks and a DVD of their concert video Awake and Live featuring concert and behind the scenes footage and a "making of" documentary about the making of the album Rise. In 2014, Skillet won their second Dove Award (their first since 2008) for Rock Album of the Year at the 45th GMA Dove Awards. A year later at the 46th GMA Dove Awards, they won the Rock Recorded Song of the Year Dove Award for "Good to Be Alive." Track listing on the Deluxe Edition of Rise All songs written by John Cooper and Korey Cooper, except where noted. 1. Rise (John Cooper, Scott Stevens) -4:21 2. Sick Of It (John Cooper, Scott Stevens) -3:11 3. Good to Be Alive (John Cooper, Tom Douglas, Zac Maloy) -5:00 4. Not Gonna Die -3:46 5. Circus For a Psycho (John Cooper) -4:32 6. American Noise (John Cooper, Tom Douglas, Zac Maloy) -4:10 7. Madness in Me (John Cooper, Brian Howes, David Hodges) -4:18 8. Salvation -3:45 9. Fire and Fury -3:56 10. My Religion -4:13 11. Hard to Find (John Cooper, David Hodges, John Hartzler) -3:49 12. What I Believe -3:20 13. Battle Cry -3:46 14. Everything Goes Black -4:27 15. Freakshow -4:39 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar, string arrangements, writing and production on all interludes Korey Cooper -backing vocals, keyboards, programming, keyboard programming, rhythm guitars, string arrangements, string arrangements on track 6 Seth Morrison -lead electric guitars Jen Ledger -drums, vocals additional musicians: Howard Benson -additional programming, Hammond B3 organ Paul DeCarli -additional programming Jonathan Chu -violin Tate Olsen -cello Zac Maloy and Tim Lauer -string arrangers on track 6 Chris Marvin -backing vocals Reese Reynolds -"Despair" solo on track 3 Rosalie Marvin, Pietze Duffield, Cath Lalgee, Scotty Rock, Joey Papa – voice narration for track 1 Teresa Reynolds, Kirsten Reed, Tracey Bloom, Michael Freeborn, Kyle Gumm, Nate Moore, Josh Pessin – Chamber Choir on track 3 Beth Meekma, Stacey DeGarmo, Brittany Reuwer, Sarah Towle, Shelly Saksa, Xavier Cooper – cheerleaders and voice narration for track 5 Alexandria Cooper – voice narration for track 7 RIAA certifications Rise album Gold certified in 2016. "Not Gonna Die" single Gold certified in 2018, Platinum certified in 2026. "Sick Of It" single Gold certified in 2026. Accolades Dove Award -2014 Rock Album of the Year (Rise) 2015 Rock Recorded Song of the Year ("Good to Be Alive") Radio singles 2013 "American Noise" -#34 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#34 Billboard Christian Airplay 2013 -2014 "Sick Of It" -#20 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#9 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay, -#36 Billboard Rock and Alternative Airplay, -#22 Billboard Hot Rock and Alternative Songs 2013 -2014 "Not Gonna Die" -#13 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#9 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay, -#28 Billboard Hot Rock and Alternative Songs, -#39 Billboard Rock and Alternative Airplay 2013 -2014 "Rise" -#19 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay, -#31 Billboard Hot Rock and Alternative Songs 2014 "Fire and Fury" -#34 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#33 Billboard Christian Airplay 2014 "What I Believe" -#35 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#35 Billboard Christian Airplay 2015 "Good to Be Alive" -#46 Billboard Hot Christian Songs 2015 "Circus For a Psycho" -#45 Billboard Hot Christian Song Previous release: Awake and Remixed EP (2011) Next release: Unleashed (2016) Watch the playlist of music videos from Rise here:

Victorious is the tenth studio album by the Christian rock band Skillet, released on August 2, 2019 by Atlantic/Warner Records and the band's own Hear It Loud label. The album was produced by John and Korey Cooper with Seth Mosley and Mike "X" O'Conner co-producing on four tracks and Kevin Churko producing the tracks "Save Me" and "You Ain't Ready." Victorious is the follow up to their 2016 release Unleashed. John and his wife Korey produced a majority of the album with Mosley and O'Conner joining the Coopers producing two songs and producing two others by themselves. They started work on recording Victorious around December 2018 and continued until April 2019. In an interview with Radio.com, lead singer Cooper said the album was composed of "fight songs" and that he wanted to let others know that "you can be victorious through the trials of life, but life is going to suck sometimes." In regards to specific tracks, Cooper told Billboard that "Legendary" was about making the most out of your life and referenced the past criticism the band received about their musical path. Upon the launch of the music video for "Legendary," Cooper told People that the song's meaning was "to live your life the way you think you should." Cooper also added that "Legendary" was chosen as the first released single because of the pumped-up energy levels. "Legendary" was the first single released in May 2019 to precede the release of Victorious. The song became a single for rock radio stations and had a later music video published in July 2019. It also serves as the official theme song for WWE Raw. For their other songs released before the album's release, Skillet had "Anchor" and "Save Me" available to stream on June 14 while "Anchor" became a Christian radio single on July 19. On July 26, "You Ain't Ready" was made available alongside an accompanying lyric video. Victorious charted and peaked on the following Billboard album charts: -#1 Top Christian Albums -#17 Billboard 200 -#3 Top Hard Rock Albums -#3 Top Rock Albums -#2 Top Alternative Albums Although Victorious has not been certified by the Recording Industry Association of American, "Legendary" was Gold certified in 2024. A deluxe edition was released on September 11, 2020 titled Victorious: The Aftermath with seven additional tracks including three new songs, reimagined recordings of "Save Me" and "Terrify the Dark," a soundtrack version of the title song and two remixed tracks. One of the newer tracks, "Dreaming of Eden," was originally released as a non-album digital download single with the purchase of a copy of Eden, a post-apocalyptic graphic novel with Skillet as characters. The band originally released the graphic novel on September 10, 2019, but started selling copies of it early on the Victorious Tour when they received the first shipment of prints. It was later included on Victorious: The Aftermath. In late October 2020, Skillet won two Dove Awards for Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year and Rock/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year for "Legendary" at the 51st GMA Dove Awards. Track listing on Victorious: The Aftermath 1. Legendary (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Seth Mosley) -4:05 2. You Ain't Ready (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Kane Churko, Kevin Churko) -3:18 3. Victorious (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Jen Ledger, Seth Mosley) -4:06 4. This Is the Kingdom (John Cooper, Mia Fieldes, Seth Mosley) -3:28 5. Save Me (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:44 6. Rise Up (John Cooper, Kane Churko, Kevin Churko) -3:59 7. Terrify the Dark (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Mia Fieldes, Seth Mosley) -3:46 8. Never Going Back (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:34 9. Reach (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:23 10. Anchor (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Jen Ledger, Nolan W. Snipe) -3:37 11. Finish Line (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Seth Mosley) -3:27 12. Back to Life (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -4:37 13. Dead Man Walking (John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Kane Churko, Kevin Churko) -3:52 14. Sick and Empty (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -4:29 15. Dreaming of Eden (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -5:06 16. Victorious (Soundtrack version) -4:31 17. Legendary (Destiny Remix) -3:54 18. Save Me (Reimagined) -3:36 19. Reach (Falling Deep Mix) -3:35 20. Terrify the Dark (Reimagined) -3:36 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -vocals, bass guitar, additional guitars on track 7 Korey Cooper -keyboards (tracks 4, 7, 10 and 11), programming (tracks 1 -5, 7 -10, 12 and 13), additional programming on tracks 6 and 11, additional guitar on track 10 Seth Morrison -lead guitars Jen Ledger -drums, vocals additional musicians: Chris Marvin -additional backing vocals (tracks 1, 3, 4, 5 and 13), additional guitars on tracks 3 and 5, backing vocals on tracks 7 and 8 Rosalie Marvin -additional backing vocals on 3 and 13, backing vocals on track 5 Seth Mosley -keyboards and programming on tracks 4 and 7, additional guitars (tracks 4, 7 and 11), additional backing vocals on track 4, backing vocals on track 7 Mike "X" O'Conner -keyboards (tracks 4, 7 and 11), programming on tracks 4 and 7, additional guitars (tracks 4, 10 and 11), additional programming on track 11 Tate Olsen -cello on tracks 3 and 13 Drew Griffin -viola and violin on tracks 3 and 13, additional guitars on track 13 Cara Fox and Elenore Denning -strings on track 4 and 7 Production credits John Cooper -producer (tracks 1, 3, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14, 15 and 20) Korey Cooper -producer (tracks 1, 3, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 -20) Seth Mosley and Mike "X" O'Conner -producers (tracks 4, 7, 10, 11 and 20) Kevin Churko -producer (tracks 2, 5 and 13) RIAA certifications "Legendary" single Gold certified in 2024. Accolades Dove Award -Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year (Victorious) Rock/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year ("Legendary") Radio singles 2019 -2020 "Legendary" -#14 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#7 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay, -#23 Billboard Rock & Alternative Airplay, -#22 Billboard Hot Rock Songs 2019 -2020 "Save Me" -#22 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#18 Billboard Hot Hard Rock Songs 2019 -2020 "Anchor" -#27 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#25 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#25 Billboard Christian AC Airplay, -#50 Billboard Hot Rock & Alternative Songs, -#50 Billboard Hot Rock Songs 2019 "Terrify the Dark" -#45 Billboard Hot Christian Song 2019 "Victorious" -#29 Billboard Hot Christian Songs 2019 "You Ain't Ready" -#32 Billboard Hot Christian Songs 2019 "Finish Line" -#38 Billboard Hot Christian Songs 2019 "This Is the Kingdom -#42 Billboard Hot Christian Songs 2019 "Never Going Back" -#44 Billboard Hot Christian Songs 2019 "Back to Life" -#48 Billboard Hot Christian Songs 2020 "Dead Man Walking" -#39 Billboard Hot Christian Songs Previous release: Feel Invincible Remix EP (2017) Next release: Dominion (2022) Listen to the standard edition of Victorious containing music and lyric videos and audio tracks:

Feel Invincible Remix EP is a digital remix extended play by the Christian rock band Skillet. It was released on the same day as the reissue of Unleashed title Unleashed Beyond on November 17, 2017 by Atlantic Records, Warner Records and Hear It Loud. It was an exclusive digital download for fans who pre-ordered the Unleashed Beyond deluxe re-release. It features five different remixed versions of their popular track "Feel Invincible." The Death Tiger Remix is only found on the re-release album. Track listing 1. Feel Invincible (KELLER Remix) (John Cooper, Seth Mosley) -3:17 2. Feel Invincible (Doug Weier Remix) -3:33 3. Feel Invincible (81Neutronz Remix) -4:02 4. Feel Invincible (blastforever Remix) -3:49 5. Feel Invincible (Noise Revolution Remix) -4:00 Production credits KELLER -remixer (track 1) Doug Weier -remixer (track 2) 81Neutronz -remixer (track 3) blastforever -remixer (track 4) Noise Revolution -remixer (track 5) Previous release: Unleashed (2016) Next release: Victorious (2019)