MAMMOTH WVH’S “DON’T BACK DOWN” LANDS AT THE NUMBER ONE SPOT ON THE ACTIVE ROCK CHART

Mr. Wolfgang Van Halen‘s latest Mammoth WVH single, Don’t Back Down, has reached the number one spot on the the Active Rock chart. The single was released in April, and has been steadily climbing the charts, ever since.

Wolfgang Van Halen said, “That makes two consecutive #1 rock singles with Distance and now this. I don’t even know what to say. Thanks so much for your support, everyone. Y’all are the f–king best.”

Watch a live performance of Mammoth WVH’s, Don’t Back Down, here or the official video for the song, here. Distance can be viewed by going here.

Mammoth WVH’s debut album was released on June 11th through Explorer1 Music Group/EX1 Records. The band has been on the road, opening up for Guns’ N’ Roses’ We’re F’n Back tour. The band also announced their own headlining tour dates, which can be seen here and here.

To listen to additional songs from Mammoth WVH, click on the highlighted song titles:

You’re To Blame, Think It Over, Feel and Mammoth.

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  • Real Paul Stanley on

    Good for Wolfe! Love this kid and his album. Such a talented multi-instrumental artist and singer. Big fan here and looking more forward to seeing him than GNR later this month in Columbus!!!


    • Dana on

      Agreed. I this case, nepotism is a non entity, Wolfie is super talented.

      Plus, he comes across as a good soul, as well.


  • Doug on

    Well deserved, great album!!


  • RTunes68 on

    Not to nit-pick here (but I guess I am), people need to stop diminishing Wolf as “the kid.” He’s 30 years old. Sure, he’s just putting out his first solo album now, but he’s been in the music business since he was 16 years old, he was essentially responsible for bringing a dormant band back to life for three successful tours, AND he was largely responsible for the band’s first studio album in almost 15 years. It just seems condescending to refer to this very accomplished musician as “the kid” just because his dad was a much-beloved and legendary musician.


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