• Goo Goo Dolls

    Since forming in 1986, the Goo Goo Dolls have evolved from a scrappy punk-influenced trio into the platinum-selling, chart-topping act behind such radio hits as “Iris,” “Slide,” and “Name”. The band currently consists of founding members John Rzeznik (vocals, guitar) and Robby Takac (vocals, guitar) along with Mike Malinin (drums, percussion).

    The Goo Goo Dolls have sold more than ten million albums worldwide and have had fourteen top 10 singles. They are most famous for the hit "Iris", featured on the soundtrack to the 1998 film City of Angels. The single spent nearly a year on Billboard's airplay charts, including 18 weeks at number one, and was nominated for three Grammys. The clean, polished sound of the band's next album, Dizzy Up the Girl, completed the Goo Goo Dolls' transformation into mainstream pop/rockers and accelerated their ascent to international acclaim and a career that has now spanned more than two decades.

  • Theory of a Deadman

    Theory of a Deadman is a platinum-selling Vancouver quartet made up of Tyler Connolly (Lead Vocals, Lead Guitar), David Brenner (Rhythm Guitar), Dean Back (Bass) and Joey Dandeneau (Drums).

    The band, which formed in 2001, has had a total of six top 10 hits, including two #1 hits: “Bad Girlfriend” and “Lowlife”. Theory of a Deadman’s four albums have earned them a Juno Award for “New Group of the Year”, as well as a Western Canadian Music Award for “Rock Recording of the Year”. But the best is yet to come with their newest album, “The Truth is…” reaching Platinum status in Canada and #1 on the US Billboard Rock Albums chart.

  • Big Wreck

    One of the most successful bands on the Canadian music scene in the latter half of the 1990s, BIG WRECK, have reunited for their third full-length album ‘Albatross’. The excitement surrounding the band’s revival and new album has catapulted the lead single and title track to become one of the highest charting Canadian rock singles in the country today.

    The first question after a long absence may be, ‘Why did you go away?’. The simple answer on why Big Wreck is back is owed to a rekindling of the friendship of Ian Thornley and guitarist Brian Doherty. With ‘Albatross,’ Big Wreck is back to doing things the way they did in the very beginning; writing and recording without any outside influence. The result is 11 new well-crafted tracks and powerful vocal performances that won’t disappoint the fans they earned in the early years, and is sure to inspire a new legion of Big Wreck fans.