Thousand Foot Krutch brings A Different Kind of Dynamite to WWE Roadblock this Sunday

Known for its adrenaline-fueled anthems that consistently fire-up sports enthusiasts around the world, Thousand Foot Krutch’s “A Different Kind Of Dynamite” has been tapped as the official theme song for the Dec. 18 WWE \”Roadblock: End of The Line\” pay-per-view event. WWEprogramming is broadcast in more than 180 countries and 25 languages and reaches more than 650 million homes worldwide. “A Different Kind Of Dynamite” is from TFK’s current album, EXHALE, which launched this past summer amidst wide acclaim on TFK Music and with marketing, sales and distribution through The Fuel Music. Premiered by Revolver earlier this year, TFK vocalist, songwriter Trevor McNevan says, \”‘A Different Kind of Dynamite’ is a full out barn burner, pun intended. It explodes with energy and is a roundhouse of action packed riffs and wordplay. You’ve heard it said that ‘actions speak louder than words.’ Instead of blunt force, the weapons of choice here are love against hate, and faith against fear. We fight with a different kind of dynamite.” Staying true to themselves, Thousand Foot Krutch members McNevan, bassist Joel Bruyere and drummer Steve Augustine have carved an independent path that continues to rack-up accolades well beyond its major label successes. The aggressive follow-up to the band’s 2014 album, OXYGEN:INHALE, EXHALE leapt into the Top 15 on SiriusXM Octane’s Big ‘Uns Countdown Sept. 12 with its second single “Push,” which remained on the chart for three consecutive months. The song is being, or has been, featured by Spotify, Clubcom Network, iHeartmedia, Slacker Radio, AOL Radio, Revolver, IndiMusic TV and many more. The album’s first single, “Running With Giants,” also became TFK’s first music video since 2012. The long-awaited, Loudwire Cage Match Hall of Fame video and single stormed onto playlists internationally as Apple Music tweeted, “Digging this new Thousand Foot Krutch record” and exclusively streamed EXHALE week of release. The album went on to hit No. 1 on iTunes’ Rock Top Albums chart (No. 3 overall Albums) in the US with Top 5 overall albums chart placement in multiple countries. In addition to aforementioned songs, EXHALE features riff rockers “Incomplete” and “Give Up The Ghost,” second chances-themed “Born Again” and Revolver-premiered “Lifeline.” Available fromiTunes, Amazon.com, Best Buy and everywhere great music is sold internationally, the album is meant to shake stereo speakers and earbuds, all the while being crafted to be fully experienced live. Taking the new arena-shaking anthems and fan favorites on the road to see their extended family of fans coast-to-coast, TFK was featured for the first time this past summer on the mainstage atMonster Energy Carolina Rebellion and Rocklahoma, and will be taking its music to arenas across America beginning in January. All the latest tour news and band information can be found atwww.thousandfootkrutch.com, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Google+, Bandsintown and Facebook, where the band has over one million likes.