#Nickelback long road songs movie

After focusing on Canada, Nickelback took its pyrotechnic-laden live show on the road to the United States, Europe and Asia. Nickelback received five Juno nominations in 2004 and captured the best group and fan choice awards. 'Figured You Out' and 'Feelin' Way Too Damn Good' picked up where that song left off, and the band embarked on an ambitious Canadian tour that hit secondary and tertiary markets as well as major cities. The band released The Long Road in September 2003 and the album rocketed instantly to the top of the Canadian sales chart, while lead single 'Someday' became a multi-format smash.

#Nickelback long road songs movie

Nickelback won best rock album, best group and best single for 'How You Remind Me' at the Junos in 2002, and at the Junos in 2003 frontman Chad Kroeger was named songwriter of the year for that song and for contributing 'Hero' to the soundtrack of the smash movie Spider-Man. The album reached the top of the sales charts in Canada, the UK, Austria, South Africa, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. The album contained the year's most played song, 'How You Remind Me,' as well as the hits 'Too Bad' and 'Never Again.' Those songs helped propel Silver Side Up to sales of almost 10 million copies worldwide, including more than 800 000 in Canada, which made the quartet one of the most popular rock groups around the globe. That record earned Nickelback a 2001 Juno Award for best new group and set the stage for its Silver Side Up successor later that year.

The band released its Curb debut album later that year, but really came into the Canadian spotlight with the unveiling of its second album, The State (widely released in 1999-2000), which sold more than 100 000 copies at home and 500 000 in the US.

Rock band formed in Hanna, Alta, with Chad Kroeger (vocals, guitar), Ryan Peake (guitar, vocals), Mike Kroeger (bass) and Ryan Vikedal (drums), and moved to Vancouver in 1996.