Where the Wolf Pack Roams

At 45 years old, Conner Tooley is the gritty, tattooed rocker injecting raw energy and rebellious spirit into Wolf Jackson. Hailing from Jackson, Mississippi, Conner’s voice is a whiskey-soaked blend of Southern rock, blues, and punk attitude, adding an edgy, untamed dynamic to the band’s signature sound.

Growing up in Mississippi’s underground rock and blues scene, Conner was influenced by legends like Chris Cornell, Johnny Cash, and Axl Rose, crafting a vocal style that’s both soulful and ferocious. His raspy, powerful delivery and electrifying stage presence make him a standout force in Wolf Jackson.

Conner joined the band after their debut album, making his mark on "No Name Needed" with his high-octane vocals and unapologetic intensity. His voice became essential to tracks like "Drinkin’ Town" and "Iceberg," where his gravelly storytelling and raw energy brought a new hard-edged depth to Wolf Jackson’s music. By the time "3 Chord Dance" was released, he had firmly established himself as a vocal powerhouse, seamlessly balancing anthemic rock choruses and haunting, stripped-down performances.

With his inked-up rocker aesthetic, Southern grit, and unmistakable voice, Conner Tooley is the outlaw spirit of Wolf Jackson—fearless, passionate, and always pushing the boundaries of sound and storytelling.