Jackyl

Southern Rock Band with Hard Rock Edge

Jackyl is an American rock band formed in 1991. Their self-titled debut album "Jackyl" was released in 1992 and featured their most notable single, "The Lumberjack," which showcased a chainsaw as one of the instruments, reflecting the band's blend of hard rock and heavy metal with a Southern twist. The band's sound has often been compared to that of AC/DC and has been known for its wild, energetic live performances. Fronted by lead singer Jesse James Dupree, Jackyl has maintained a loyal fan base through relentless touring and a no-frills approach to rock 'n' roll. Over the years, they have released several albums and continue to be a staple in the rock music scene, particularly known for their straightforward, hard-hitting style and blue-collar ethos.