Metal, Hardcore, Indie, Rock
The music video for the song “I Know Evil” by Fozzy, a gold-certified hard rock group led by professional wrestler Chris Jericho, has just started to be streamed, as per theprp. This video’s footage was captured while the band was on tour this year. This song, which was produced by Johnny Andrews (Three Days Grace, All That Remains), was first released by the group as a stand-alone single in April of last year.
Fozzy, a band known to bring the good times of rock ’n’ roll consists of five seasoned pros, whose electricity and charisma light up every stage they play on and to every crowd they perform for. As a result, it is no surprise that Fozzy has skyrocketed into one of the hottest rock acts in the world today. Rich Ward is one of the most versatile, talented riff machines & songwriters in rock n roll today and Chris Jericho’s skills as a frontman are second to none and his vocal style & range are both powerful and instantly recognizable. The spirited drumming of Grant Brooks compliments the blazing solos of Billy Grey and the rock star energy of bassist PJ Farley.
Initially called Fozzy Osbourne, a parody of Ozzy Osbourne‘s name, Fozzy was a cover band that Ward put together using whatever musicians he could find each week. Following a wrestling match in San Antonio, Texas, in 1999, Jericho and Ward met, and Jericho accepted an invitation to join the band. The now-closed club “The Hangar” in Marietta, Georgia’s downtown square hosted their debut performance. Jericho did not intend to play with them indefinitely, but he did attend a few sessions. The band embarked on a tour in 2000 after Jericho returned and took on the role of frontman under the moniker Moongoose McQueen.
As a “gimmick” for the band, Jericho denied that Chris Jericho and Moongoose McQueen were the same person. He would maintain his role throughout the interview as Moongoose, even pretending not to know who Chris Jericho was. Chris Jericho, on the other hand, was a “huge fan” of Fozzy and Moongoose.
