SKILLET with THE RED JUMPSUIT APPARATUS

Skillet is one of the most successful hard-rock bands of the past three decades and one of Christian rock’s biggest crossover success stories. The two-time GRAMMY®-nominated quartet has sold more than 22 million units worldwide, earned a Billboard Music Award and landed three albums in the Top 5 of the Billboard 200. Driven by massive songs like the 5x-platinum “Monster,” “Hero” and “Feel Invincible,” Skillet regularly draws millions of monthly Spotify listeners and holds 12 multiplatinum, platinum or gold-certified singles. Their music has appeared across WWE, Marvel, ESPN and the NFL, while their arena-sized live show has reached fans throughout 26 countries and four continents. Now touring behind their twelfth album, Revolution, Skillet remains a formidable live force —heavy, melodic and built to be heard at full volume. Sometimes it’s hard to believe that The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus began their expedition into the hearts and minds of a generation 20 years ago. Their blazing 2006 debut single “Face Down” delivered both anthemic choruses and a strident message about domestic abuse, with the song and the album it appears on ‘Don’t You Fake It”’ (both celebrating their 20th Anniversary in 2026) achieving both sales accolades and adoration from crowds all over the planet. They’ve accomplished a massive amount, from 5x platinum record sales to close to 2 billion streams and a worldwide touring history, but the band’s real success begins and ends with the dedication and passion frontman Ronnie Winter has for his fans. From the poignancy of “Face Down,” to the blistering 2025 singles “Perfection” and “Slipping Through,” to the fan favorites “Brace Yourself” (from 2020’s ‘The Emergency EP’) and the title track from 2011’s album ‘Am I The Enemy,’ The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus continue to put sweat equity and sincerity into a world that desperately needs it in no uncertain terms. The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus have proven how far you can go by opening your heart and diming your guitar amps. This isn’t nostalgia -this is right now.