Bulletboys, a metal band from Los Angeles, California, formed in 1987 with members from King Cobra and Ratt. Their debut album in 1988 achieved gold status, fueled by hits like "For the Love of Money" and "Smooth Up in Ya." Despite disbanding in 1998 due to lineup changes and evolving styles, the group made a comeback in the 2010s with renewed energy for rock, releasing albums like Elefante (2015) and From Out of the Skies (2018).

Influenced by bands like Van Halen and AC/DC, Bulletboys quickly gained popularity with their self-titled debut. However, they faced challenges with the rise of grunge in the 1990s, leading to shifts in lineup and sound. Albums like Freakshow (1991) and Za-Za (1993) marked the band's evolution and eventual departure from Warner Bros. New releases in the 2000s and beyond, including Sophie (2003) and 10 Billionaire (2010), showcased Bulletboys' enduring commitment to hard rock and glam metal, led by frontman Marq Torien and a rotating lineup of musicians.