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Sebastian Bach may have been eliminated from 'Sing Your Face Off,' but he returned on the finale to duet with Jon Lovitz as LMFAO on 'I'm Sexy and I Know It.'

Sebastian Bach is back at it, taking on Willie Nelson for the next episode of ABC's 'Sing Your Face Off.'

Sebastian Bach still has a hell of a voice, and even if you're not a fan of Lady Gaga's music, you'll probably enjoy Bach's performance.

Sebastian Bach's new album 'Give 'Em Hell' has just been unleashed and the metal vocalist has never sounded stronger. The former Skid Row singer has enlisted the help of a few notable friends including Duff McKagan, Steve Stevens and guitarist John 5, who, as detailed in this interview, has quite an interesting history with Bach.

Relationships in bands are often tenuous things, and Sebastian Bach is of the mindset that things don't always have to be hunky-dory for the music to be great. Speaking with Rock Revolt Magazine, Bach said one of the biggest misconceptions about him is that he's difficult to work with.

Sebastian Bach is heading back to the small screen this summer for the new ABC singing competition 'Sing Your Face Off.' But it should be noted that this is not your typical singing competition, as the celebrity contestants will each be taking on the identity of an iconic music performer each week and transformed and trained to deliver their music.

Sebastian Bach is back with the new album 'Give 'Em Hell' set to arrive on April 22, and the rocker is getting things rolling again by exclusively debuting his new video for 'Temptation' here at Loudwire.

Let's hope Corey Taylor's skin is as thick as his mask, because the Slipknot / Stone Sour vocalist is set to be roasted! Taylor will be ripped to shreds by some brilliant comedians, awesome musicians and even the Slipknot singer's own bandmate Shawn 'Clown' Crahan.

Sebastian Bach may have left fans ‘Kicking & Screaming’ with his last solo offering but he’s now ready to unleash his follow-up disc, ‘Give ‘Em Hell’ on April 22 via Frontiers Records.

The back-and-forth between Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx and ex-Skid Row singer Sebastian Bach has continued through the weekend. After Bach stated via his Twitter account that he was asked to replace Vince Neil in Motley Crue, Sixx quickly claimed that Bach was never offered the gig. Each side has been attempting to win the argument ever since, and there's a new chapter to report in the Bach vs.

According to former Skid Row singer Sebastian Bach, "Nikki Sixx's 'claim' that Sebastian Bach's 'claim' is 'absolutely not true' is 'absolutely not true.'" We assume you read that last sentence about half-a-dozen times before moving forward, so we'll do our best to clarify the confusion which is stirring between Bach and Sixx.

A short while ago, former Skid Row vocalist Sebastian Bach claimed that he was asked to join Motley Crue as Vince Neil's replacement after the singer was fired in 1992. He even teased that the full story may be revealed in a future autobiography. However, Crue bassist Nikki Sixx has refuted Bach's claims, stating that it's "absolutely not true."