Jesse James Dupree – Vocals & Guitar
Jeff Worley – Guitar
Chris Worley – Percussion
Roman Glick – Bass
Multi-platinum selling Jackyl exploded out of Georgia in 1992 with their loud, proud, and unapologetic brand of rock. Their Geffen Records debut went double-platinum, powered by hits like “The Lumberjack”—featuring Jesse James Dupree’s iconic chainsaw solo—“I Stand Alone,” and “Down on Me.” From a scene-stealing performance at Woodstock ’94 to their bold free-speech protest concert in front of a K-Mart, Jackyl quickly carved a reputation for no-holds-barred rock mayhem. Along the way they’ve shared the stage with Aerosmith, KISS, ZZ Top, and more, set not one but two Guinness World Records, and became the only band to record a duet with AC/DC when Brian Johnson lent his voice to “Locked and Loaded.”
Three decades on, Jackyl remains a relentless touring force, always cranking it up for new generations of fans. Their collaborations stretch from rock legends to hip-hop royalty, including Rock & Roll Hall of Famer DMC of Run-D.M.C., and their raucous spirit lives on at their Sturgis home base, the Full Throttle Saloon. With millions of streams and views on “The Lumberjack Song,” and their latest release Jackyl 30 Coming In Hot fueling the fire, Jackyl continues to celebrate the fundamentals of rock ’n’ roll—loud, proud, and built for the road.
