Skillet is celebrating 20 years of Comatose—the album that helped turn them into arguably the biggest Christian rock band in the world. But the celebration is already surrounded by controversy. Bad Wolves were announced as support for the anniversary tour, only to be removed from the lineup after Skillet fans began raising serious concerns about the band’s new lead singer, Sara “KILLBOY” Skinner—including her sexually explicit public persona and reported OnlyFans activity. Skinner says Skillet’s fans did the research that management apparently didn’t, and shortly afterward, Bad Wolves were off the tour. But that raises another question: If those concerns were serious enough to separate from Bad Wolves, why is Skillet still celebrating Comatose alongside secular rock band Escape the Fate? And maybe the bigger question isn’t simply, “Should Christian bands ever play with secular bands?” But rather... "Where is the line between reaching the culture and allowing the culture to influence you?"
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