Three Days Grace Tickets - Three Days Grace To Tour The U.S. This Spring :
The Winter Olympics may be in full swing in their native Canada, but Three Days Grace is prepping for a tour in the States this spring. The perpetually-touring punk-rock band performed dates in Canada to close out 2009 and is currently on the road in the U.S. with additional dates lined up throughout March and April.

Pollstar unveiled the band's new batch of tour dates, in support of the band's latest album Life Starts Now, on Feb. 15. The band will kick off its recently announced string of concerts in Grand Rapids, Mich. at the Delta Plex on March 26 and will continue on to Dow Event Center in Saginaw, Mich. on March 27 and the Resch Center in Green Bay, Wis. on March 28. From there, the group will make stops in cities like St. Paul, Minn.; Savannah, Ga. and Knoxville, Tenn., with special guests Chevelle and Adelitas Way in tow. Don't miss the band this spring-get your Three Days Grace tickets online.

Three Days Grace emerged out of the ashes of a band called Groundswell formed by Adam Gontier (vocals, guitar), Brad Walst (bass), Neil Sanderson (drums) and two others in their native Norwood, Ontario, Canada in 1992. Five years later, the group was stripped down to a trio comprised of Gontier, Walst and Sanderson. They changed their name and relocated to Toronto, where they met producer Gavin Brown. After hearing a private set, Brown was intrigued and aided the trio in producing a demo for EMI Music Publishing Canada.

On the strength of their single "(I Hate) Everything About You," Three Days Grace inked a publishing deal with EMI and soon signed a record contract with Jive. Brown traveled with the band to Boston, Mass., where they set to work on their debut album. The band's eponymous debut was eventually recorded in sleepy Woodstock, N.Y. and showed influences by the likes of Sunny Day Real Estate and Kyuss. By the time the album arrived on shelves in July 2003, "(I Hate) Everything About You" was already an alternative radio staple in Canada.

Three Days Grace spent the following two years on the road in support of their debut, and the feelings of isolation felt on tour fueled the band's next album, 2006's One-X. Three Days Grace's sophomore album peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard 200 Chart and was also the first album featuring second guitarist Barry Stock. While touring alongside Staind, Nickelback and Hoobastank, the now-four piece band enjoyed the success of No. 1 modern rock hit "Animal I Have Become" off the album.

Life Starts Now, their third full-length album, arrived in 2009 and has kept the band busy on the road. So busy, in fact, that the Toronto-based band wasn't able to make it to the recent Winter G Games in Aspen, Colo. The four rockers are apparently big action sports fans, and ESPN reports that they provided three songs-"Riot," "Break" and "The Good Life"-for ESPN's coverage of the X Games to make up for not being able to be there.
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Three Days Grace, Breaking Benjamin and Flyleaf Tour Extended through 2010 :
Three Days Grace have announced additional dates for their co-headline tour with Breaking Benjamin and Special Guest Flyleaf.

The second leg of the tour will begin on February 13th in Lowell, MA at the Tsongas Arena and conclude on March 5th in Little Rock, AR at the Verizon Arena.

The band's most recent release Life Starts Now debuted at #3 on the Billboard Top 200 charts making it the highest debut ever for the band. "Break" the first single from Life Starts Now has reached #1 on the Active Rock and Mainstream Rock BDS Charts and Top 5 at Mainstream Rock. ... Source Article ...

Three Days Grace Announce U.S. Headline Dates With Chevelle along with Adelita’s Way :
Tour begins in Grand Rapids, MI on March 26, 2010

New York, NY – Three Days Grace have announced dates for their U.S. headlining tour in support of the band’s most recent release Life Starts Now. The first leg of the tour will start in Grand Rapids, MI on March 26th at the Delta Plex and conclude on April 16th in Springfield, MA at the Springfield Civic Center. Joining Three Days Grace on tour will be special guests Chevelle as well as Adelita’s Way.

“Break” the first single from Life Starts Now has been #1 on the Active Rock Radio chart for 12 weeks and was #1 at Mainstream Rock for seven weeks. It also reached Top 5 at Alternative Radio. Life Starts Now debuted at #3 on the Billboard Top 200 charts making it the highest debut ever for the band.

The second single “The Good Life” is just now being serviced at radio.
The band just completed a 2 month co-headlining tour of the U.S. with Breaking Benjamin and special guest Flyleaf and prior to that a national headline Canadian tour.

The Toronto-based rock band is comprised of Adam Gontier (vocals, guitar), Neil Sanderson (drums, piano), Brad Walst (bass), and Barry Stock (lead guitar).

Their first album, the self titled Three Days Grace, was released in 2003. The album generated 3 hit singles, “I Hate Everything About You” which reached #2 on the Mediabase Modern Rock chart and Top 5 on the Mediabase Mainstream Rock chart, “ Just Like You” which went to #1 on both the Mediabase Modern Rock and Mediabase Mainstream Rock charts, and “Home” which went to #2 on the Mediabase Mainstream Rock chart.

One-X, the band’s sophomore album was released in 2006 and debuted on the Billboard Album Chart at #5. That album also produced 3 #1 Mediabase Mainstream Rock singles “Animal I’ve Become,” “Pain” and “Never Too Late.”

In 2007 Mediabase ranked Three Days Grace as the # 1 artist in airplay across all rock formats (Modern Rock, Active Rock, Mainstream Rock). That same year R&R/Billboard also ranked Three Days Grace as # 1 Active Rock Artist of the Year, # 1 Rock Artist of the Year and # 2 Modern Rock/Alternative Artist of the Year.

Both Three Days Grace and One-X have been certified Platinum. Three Days Grace has sold over 4 million albums worldwide.
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Three Days Grace announce tour dates with Breaking Benjamin for 2010  :
Three Days Grace will begin a co-headline tour with Breaking Benjamin in Peoria, IL. on January 15th at the Peoria Civic Center. In addition to these dates there will be more shows announced in the upcoming weeks. Unfortunately, there are no dates as scheduled in the Southeast at all. Charleston folks may have to wait a little longer to see these bands locally.

Some in the Charleston area may remember that Three Day Grace was the opener for Nickelback when they made a tour stop at the North Charleston Coliseum in the summer of 2007. Some concert goers seemed to be more enamored with the guys from Three Days Grace. The guys clearly made an impression on the audience. There were even shouts for them to perform an encore after Nickelback left the stage. But of course, they did not.

The guys from Three Days Grace released their third album Life Starts Now in September of this year and have enjoyed success of their first single “Break” burning up the rock charts. After their 2006 breakout hit album, One-X, this band has come out with another great rock record with a sound that they have been developing over the past several years. They have come up with a mix of alternative-metal and hard rock sound that seems to resonate with rock fans of all varieties. Now, they will be co-headlining with Breaking Benjamin and have brought Flyleaf on board as an opening act.

For details about the tour and a list of all announced dates head over to ThreeDaysGrace.com and make sure to get the on-sale dates on your calendar! And hopefully tour dates will come to the Southeast.
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