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The band Skillet joined together in Memphis, Tennessee in 1996 currently consists of husband and wife John (lead vocals, bass) and Korey Cooper (rhythm guitar, keyboards), Jen Ledger (drums, vocals) and lead guitarist Seth Morrison. Skillet is christian band with the genre of hard/industrial/symphonic rock.
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Is Skillet a band?
Yes, Skillet is a band. They are a Christian rock band.
Did the band Skillet break up?
No, Skillet is still a band.
What type of band is skillet?
Skillet Is A Christian Rock Band. XxX
Who is the dummer in the band Skillet?
Jen Ledger is the current drummer for the band Skillet.
Who said Skillet is a Christian band?
Well, Skillet said Skillet is a Christian band. And Skillet's lyrics (if you read the history of the song) also prove it.
Is Skillet a band?
Yes, Skillet is a band. They are a Christian rock band.
Did the band Skillet break up?
No, Skillet is still a band.
Is Skillet a brand?
Skillet is not a Brand, Skillet is a name of a Band, They are a Christian Rock Band (Skillet is also a type of pan)
What type of band is skillet?
Skillet Is A Christian Rock Band. XxX
Are there any books on the band Skillet?
No, there are no books as of 2010 on the band Skillet.
Who is the dummer in the band Skillet?
Jen Ledger is the current drummer for the band Skillet.
Who said Skillet is a Christian band?
Well, Skillet said Skillet is a Christian band. And Skillet's lyrics (if you read the history of the song) also prove it.
When did the band skillet start?
Skillet started in 1996.
How do you email the band skillet?
Skillet's fan email is skillet@skillet.com
Who is John Cooper from Skillet?
He is the awesome singer of skillet, a band.
Why should I listen to Skillet?
Skillet is a Christian band. They can change your life. Amazing lyrics, amazing band!
Why did the Skillet band call themselves Skillet?
The name Skillet came from the idea of throwing individuals with different musical backgrounds into a band in a similar fashion as throwing stuff into a frying pan or a skillet.
