It’s certainly an interesting time for Three Days Grace. This past October, the band announced that they were reuniting with vocalist Adam Gontier, but maintaining their current singer, Matt Walst.

It's becoming more common in this day and age for musicians of all kinds to mess with their album artwork after the albums have already been released. Of course, musicians can't change the physical ...

Three Days Grace is living “The Good Life” that it sang about 15 years ago. Back in 2013, the Ontario hard rock band parted ways with original frontman Adam Gontier, replacing him with bassist Brad ...

Three Days Grace have entered a new era, and it might just be the biggest of their career. The band’s song “Mayday” is the No. 1 song on the year-end 2025 Billboard Canada Mainstream Rock chart — a ...

It’s safe to say that what’s happen with Three Days Grace was not on fans’ bingo cards. The Canadian rock group parted ways, somewhat acrimoniously, with original frontman Adam Gontier during 2013, ...

Having just shouted out Three Days Grace for their 2025 Rock Album of the Year Alienation, we recently asked singers Adam Gontier and Matt Walst what music and memories will reflect the year for them ...

Three Days Grace’s Alienation debuts at No. 3 on the Official Rock and Metal Albums chart, a new career best in the U.K. MILAN, ITALY - JUNE 21: Matt Walst of Three Days Grace performs at Circolo ...

Last night (Feb. 25) Three Days Grace played their first show together since reuniting with singer Adam Gontier. It was the group's first performance with the classic vocalist in 12 years as they ran ...

Multi-platinum rock bands Breaking Benjamin and Three Days Grace are joining forces for a 2025 co-headline tour across the U.S., featuring special guest Return To Dust, which includes a stop at The ...

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. When a founding frontman returns to their band after a long hiatus, it’s nearly always a one-in, one-out ...

Three Days Grace founding member Neil Sanderson has always been a “big sports guy” who loves getting the chance to visit a “big sports town.” “[St. Louis] is one of the best places to see a ball game ...