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A WWE star has announced the release date for their upcoming album after a recent absence from WWE television.
After making his official WWE main roster debut following WrestleMania 42 earlier this year, Joe Hendry has recently taken some time off television after an attack at the hands of the Vision.
It was reported that Hendry’s absence was due to him working on some ‘outside projects’ outside of the company, with him later announcing during a commercial break on WWE Raw that he would be releasing an upcoming album.
Joe Hendry To Release Album ‘Beyond Belief’ On October 5
Ahead of tonight’s game at Citi Field, where Joe Hendry will throw out the first pitch for the New York Mets, he appeared pitch side to announce the upcoming release of his new album ‘Beyond Belief’.
Hendry announced that the album will be released on October 5 wherever music is heard.
Hendry recently came to the aid of Je’von Evans on Monday Night Raw as they thought off JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio of the Judgment Day, with Dominik picking up the win in the match over Hendry.
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Over the years, many WWE stars have performed their own entrance music, from the days of Shawn Michaels providing the vocals to ‘Sexy Boy’, to John Cena providing the lyrics to both his iconic entrance songs, music and WWE have always gone hand in hand.
Hendry is one of few current WWE stars that perform their own entrance music, alongside Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan, with other stars providing some vocals for their song, including Damian Priest and Jey Uso.
The most notable recent WWE star to release their own album was Elias, who would also provide weekly performances before his album released in 2019 with WWE.
Outside of WWE, various other wrestlers are part of their own bands, most notably Chris Jericho’s Fozzy, with him using his own songs as his entrance music over the past 8 years outside of WWE, as well as the Motor City Machine Guns recently touring with their own band, and AEW’s Brody King being part of the metal band God’s Hate.
R-Truth has also released his own rap music, as has Trick Williams, who often wrote diss tracks for his opponents during his time in NXT.
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