Fozzy Roll Out a New Video for I Know Evil, Giving Fans a Fresh Look at the Band’s 2026 Touring Momentum
NEW YORK, NY — Fozzy have released a new music video for “I Know Evil,” turning the hard rock single into a visual update for fans who have been following the band’s 2026 run. The song first arrived in April as a standalone release, and the new clip uses footage captured during the group’s touring this year.
The video gives the track a live, road-worn energy that matches the band’s muscular sound. It arrives as another reminder of how Fozzy continue to keep their recent material in motion well after the original single drop.
How I Know Evil fits Fozzy’s hard rock formula
Produced by Johnny AndrewsI Know Evil leans into the kind of sharp hooks and heavy guitars Fozzy have built their name on. Andrews has also worked with acts including Three Days Grace and All That Remains, adding another familiar hard rock name to the song’s credits.
The result is squarely in the band’s lane: big riffs, a punchy chorus and a sound designed to hit both streaming listeners and concert crowds. It is the kind of release that reinforces the group’s identity without chasing a major stylistic reset.
Chris Jericho keeps Fozzy in the spotlight
Fozzy are fronted by Chris Jericho, who is also known to many fans as a professional wrestler as well as a vocalist. That dual profile has helped keep the band visible across both music and pop-culture circles.
The group’s catalog has continued to grow over the years, including Judas in 2017 and Boombox in 2022. I Know Evil now joins that lineup as another recent chapter for a band that has stayed active in recording and touring.
What fans can expect next from the band
For now, the new video mainly serves as a fresh way to revisit the single and catch up with the band’s 2026 live activity. Because the visuals come from touring footage, it also doubles as a snapshot of Fozzy in their current performance mode.
The band has not framed the release as a new album announcement, so I Know Evil stands as a standalone push for the moment. Fans can watch the video and follow the song’s momentum as it continues to circulate beyond its spring debut.
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