Sick Puppies

Now former Sick Puppies vocalist Shimon Moore addresses his surprise exit from the band.

Sick Puppies have revealed that vocalist Shimon Moore has left the band to pursue "other endeavors."

With apologies to Shim Moore and Andrea Ferro, it's pretty clear where the focus will be on the upcoming "Revolver Hottest Chicks in Hard Rock Tour." The Sick Puppies and Lacuna Coil vocalists' respective bandmates -- bassist Emma Anzai and co-singer Cristina Scabbia -- have inspired the trek's moniker.

Sick Puppies are having a banner year! The band has already struck it big with the single 'There's No Going Back' and they're currently watching 'Gunfight' follow the same trajectory up the charts.

The name of Sick Puppies' upcoming album is 'Connect,' and the band wanted to make sure they connected with listeners right off the bat with their lead single. The group recently revealed that the song that we be the introduction to their disc would be 'There's No Going Back' and now they're speaking about why that was the pick.

As Sick Puppies gear up for the release of their upcoming 'Connect' album, they're finding a lot of love for their music and that includes a very public nod of support from longtime pal and Papa Roach frontman Jacoby Shaddix.

Sick Puppies are inching closer to their return and bassist Emma Anzai has checked in with an update on their album progress. Anzai reveals that the group has been extremely productive coming up with new material and they're in the process of narrowing down that tracks that will make the final disc.

Whoever said that good things come in threes was obviously referring to the pack of trios that provide the core lineup of the ‘Triple Threat’ Tour. Headlined by the trio Seether with support by fellow three-piece acts Sick Puppies and Kyng, there’s a lot to love about the number three. Of course, opening quintet Young Guns broke the 'three' chain, but more of that later.