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Upcoming Events
2025 05-15 on stage
2025 07-19 on stage
Albums
Members
Current
Barry Stock
Guitar
Brad Walst
Bass guitar
Matt Walst
Lead vocals
Neil Sanderson
Percussion
Membranophone
Keyboard
Electronic instruments
Background vocals
History
Adam Gontier
Lead vocals
Guitar
Story of Three Days Grace
Three Days Grace: From Backyard Parties to Global Stardom
Three Days Grace, the Canadian rock juggernaut, didn't spring fully formed onto the scene. Their story is a testament to persistence and evolution. It all began in 1992 in Norwood, Ontario, with a band named Groundswell. They honed their sound amidst the chaotic energy of local backyard parties and gritty bar gigs, but eventually, the band called it quits in 1995.
However, the fire was not extinguished. In 1997, Groundswell rose from the ashes, reborn as Three Days Grace. The Toronto-based band, initially a trio featuring guitarist and vocalist Adam Gontier, drummer Neil Sanderson, and bassist Brad Walst, soon attracted the attention of the music world. In 2003, they welcomed lead guitarist Barry Stock, solidifying their four-piece lineup.
Their debut album, self-titled and released in 2003, was a smash hit. It propelled them to the forefront of the rock scene, earning double-platinum certification in the US and platinum status in Canada. The momentum continued with "One-X" in 2006 and "Life Starts Now" in 2009, both achieving multi-platinum status in both countries.
The band's sound, a potent blend of heavy riffs, soaring melodies, and Gontier's distinct vocals, resonated with audiences worldwide. They toured relentlessly, packing stadiums and festivals, becoming a global phenomenon.
In 2013, a change occurred when Gontier left the band. His replacement, Matt Walst, the younger brother of bassist Brad, brought his own unique voice and energy to the fold. This new chapter saw the release of albums like "Human," "Outsider," and "Explosions," further solidifying their legacy.
Three Days Grace has released seven studio albums, each a testament to their talent and evolution as musicians. They've achieved numerous accolades, including multiple platinum certifications and numerous charting hits. Their influence transcends generations, their music a constant reminder of the power of raw, emotionally charged rock music. From those humble beginnings in Norwood, Three Days Grace has become a force to be reckoned with, a band that continues to inspire and ignite audiences worldwide.