Wrestlers from Music City Pro Wrestling partnered up with band The Ex-Bombers for their latest music video, which supports a good cause.
The Ex-Bombers recently released their newest video for the track “In Music City.” The song’s video is filmed inside of an actual wrestling ring. The video largely consists of a couple watching wrestling on TV. They slowly start wrestling each other as it becomes more enjoyable.
While the video is fun, the story behind it is also worth noting. In a description on the video, The Ex-Bombers discuss the making of the video. The video was filmed by WrestleTopia owner Justin Desing, who has filmed matches in the territory before. It also features real wrestlers, some of whom began genuinely fighting during the video’s production.
On top of the fun of the music video, The Ex-Bombers are getting into charity as well. The band is donating 1 cent for every view of the video from now through June 21, 2026, to the Cauliflower Alley Club, a charity non-profit that serves as a fraternal organization for active and retired professional wrestlers and boxers in North America.
“The music video pays homage to early 1980s wrestling in Tennessee, where professional wrestling was at a fever pitch of popularity. It was routinely the highest-rated weekly program on television and would garner a 70 share. For perspective, the only other broadcast to regularly achieve this share of television viewers is the Superbowl. This audience included a sizable section of older women letting the bad guys know what they thought about them,” the band wrote.
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