Kendell Marvel Unleashes Rowdy New Single “Bad Bad Boys” — And He’s Not Ridin’ Solo

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(May 16, 2025 – Nashville, TN) – Country’s favorite raspy rebel is back with a vengeance. Kendell Marvel has dropped his brand-new single “Bad Bad Boys,” and let’s just say—this one ain’t here to play nice.

Known for lacing outlaw grit with poetic storytelling, Marvel dials up the Southern swagger on “Bad Bad Boys,” a raucous anthem that sounds like it was written on a barstool, fueled by cheap bourbon and even cheaper intentions. But don’t let the title fool you—it’s not just about raising hell. It’s about owning it.

And he didn’t ride in alone.

Marvel is joined by a lineup of fellow country heavyweights: Ashley McBryde, Randy Houser, and Isaac Gibson of 49 Winchester. Together, they deliver a barnburner of a track that throws gasoline on the fire of every rebel heart still beating out there in the wild.

“Bad Bad Boys” follows Marvel’s earlier 2025 release “Ghosts,” a haunting reflection on the past. But while “Ghosts” sat quietly in the corner with its memories, “Bad Bad Boys” kicks down the door and lights a cigarette with the ashes.

Fresh off his high-voltage show at The Basement East on May 6—a set that had the walls sweating and the crowd shouting lyrics back like it was church—Marvel continues to prove that true country ain’t gone, it’s just growlin’ in the shadows.

If you’re looking for glossy, radio-safe fluff… keep scrollin’.

But if you want a track that hits like a busted knuckle and burns like Tennessee whiskey on an empty stomach, “Bad Bad Boys” is waiting.

Listen to “Bad Bad Boys” now on all major streaming platforms.
🎧 Spotify: Listen on Spotify
🎧 Apple Music: Listen on Apple Music
🎧 YouTube: Listen on YouTube

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