Fans of the CW's "Supernatural" know that Jensen Ackles' singing voice is a wonderful thing. He already showed off his talent with covers of "Sweet Home Alabama" and the series' own theme song, "Carry On My Wayward Son."
It looks like he won't be turning back on singing anytime soon.
The TV star wowed the audience at VanCon - the show's fan convention held at Vancouver last weekend - with his own rendition of "Simple Man" by Lynyrd Skynyrd. He even recruited other cast members to back him up.
Mark Sheppard worked on the drums while Richard Speight, Jr., took on the bass. Rob Benedict was also spotted in the clip.
The amateur video was flooded with comments from awed die-hard fans.
"A band made up of gods prophet, an arch angel, a demon and a knight of hell/hunter, freaking epic!" a Youtube comment read, while another replied "Are you sure that's God's prophet and not God Himself? (:"
Another hilariously commented, "Panties. Panties dropping everywhere."
On the other hand, one follower thought that the only thing better than seeing "Supernatural" star Jensen Ackles singing with Mark Sheppard, Richard Speight, Jr., and Rob Benedict is to have Jared Padalecki playing the tambourine and Misha Collins "overseeing."
Meanwhile, the man of the hour recently shared some details about the show's 11th season.
According to Ackles, the new, big bad will be a mystery to every character on the show, except perhaps, God himself.
He told Entertainment Weekly that "whatever the reach of that character, what that character can do, we're not quite sure of" nor do they know "the scope of her powers."
This new villain, apparently, will be a femme fatale. Amara will reportedly be "in her late 20s who possesses an acid tongue and a seductive beauty."
"The fearmonger is new to Earth and is so not impressed with the place. That doesn't stop her from sticking around; she's set to recur throughout the season," TVLine previously reported.
Season 11 comes back to the CW on Oct. 7. In the mean time, watch "Supernatural" star Jensen Ackles singing his heart out in the fan-taken video below.
