Former Bad Wolves Guitarist AJ Rebollo Clarifies His Exit from The Band Over Dolly Parton – “Jolene” Cover


AJ Rebollo Bad Wolves departure Band promo August 2026

Former Bad Wolves guitarist AJ Rebollo (also ex-ISSUES) has issued a second statement following his departure from the band. His initial statement criticized Better Noise Music and their management for choosing to release the group’s cover of the late Dolly Parton’s “Jolene.” He cited numerous other issues that caused him to be at odds with the band and their label, which has been dealing with a lot of turmoil of late (adding new singer Killboy Skinner, removal from their national tour opening for Skillet). He has now walked back on some of his comments, while also confirming that the single was approved by drummer / band mastermind John Boecklin.  Continue reading →


Eleven Seven Music Rebrands As Better Noise Music, Signs Five Finger Death Punch, The Hu, and More


Founded by acclaimed music industry veteran and independent pioneer Allen Kovac as Eleven Seven Music and Eleven Seven Label Group in 2006, the label has announced they are rebranding under the name Better Noise Music. The label has also announced the signing of bands Five Finger Death Punch, The Hu, AWOLNATION, and Atlas Genius. They join a roster that already includes Mötley Crüe, Papa Roach, Dirty Heads, Bad Wolves, Fire From The Gods, Nothing More, Escape The Fate, Sixx: A.M., Diamante and Hellyeah. Continue reading →


Allen Kovac of Eleven Seven Music Group Wins an AIM Award


Music industry legend and Eleven Seven Music and 10th Street Entertainment CEO Allen Kovac (Mötley Crüe, Duran Duran, The Cranberries, Bad Wolves) has been honored at the AIM Independent Music Awards with the “Innovator Award”. The ceremony in London saw Sir Richard Branson congratulate Allen via a special video message. Presented by Helen Smith, Executive Chair of IMPALA, a special video was sent by Sir Richard Branson, congratulating Allen and recognizing his role as an influential figure in the global music industry. Continue reading →