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Pop Evil is an American rock band formed in North Muskegon, Michigan, in 2001 by vocalist Leigh Kakaty, who had previously led a Michigan group called...
Pop Evil is an American rock band formed in North Muskegon, Michigan, in 2001 by vocalist Leigh Kakaty, who had previously led a Michigan group called TenFive in the late 1990s. The band's current lineup comprises Kakaty on lead vocals, Dave Grahs on rhythm guitar, Nick Fuelling on lead guitar, Joey Walser on bass, and Blake Allison on drums.
The band plays a hard rock and alternative metal style that AllMusic has described as an amalgamation of heavy metal, grunge, and modern rock, built on heavy guitar riffs and driving percussion. Pop Evil has released eight studio albums, including Lipstick on the Mirror (2008), War of Angels (2011), Onyx (2013), Up (2015), Pop Evil (2018), Versatile (2021), Skeletons (2023), and What Remains (2025).
The single "Trenches," from Onyx, reached number one on the Active Rock airplay chart in 2013 and won Radio Contraband's Song of the Year award that year. Later singles "Waking Lions" and "100 in a 55" also topped the Mainstream Rock chart, extending a run of commercial rock radio success that also includes "Monster You Made" and "Boss's Daughter."