Three Days Grace

Canada's rock export hit with a dark sound and emotional depth

Three Days Grace is one of Canada's best-known alternative rock and post-grunge bands, whose energetic sound and intense lyrics have inspired a worldwide fan base. Founded in 1997 in Norwood, Ontario, the band made their international breakthrough in 2003 with their self-titled debut album. Songs like "I Hate Everything About You" and "Just Like You" hit a nerve with their mix of hard rock instrumentation and emotional honesty.

Thematically, Three Days Grace often moves between inner conflicts, pain, anger and hope. This mixture of personal depth and brute energy became their trademark. Even after the departure of founding member and lead singer Adam Gontier in 2013, the band remained successful with Matt Walst as the new frontman. Albums like Human (2015) or Outsider (2018) show that Three Days Grace are continuing to develop their sound without losing their roots.

Live, the band impresses with a powerful stage performance that thrills fans both musically and emotionally. With several number one hits in the US rock charts and constant further development, Three Days Grace remains a permanent fixture in modern rock - uncompromising, honest and always with full force.