Fotos de Sum 41

Radiohead, Sum 41, Daniel Powter and More

Publicado: 2006-05-15 Proveedor: Rolling Stone

Underclass Hero by Sum 41

Publicado: 2007-07-23 Proveedor: Artist Direct

Live Review: Sum 41 in Toronto

TORONTO - If there's such a thing as an established underdog, it appears Sum 41 might currently hold the distinction.

Publicado: 2008-03-28 Proveedor: Canoe

Sum 41 - Underclass Hero

Artist: Sum 41 Review: When they deputed six year back, Sum 41 were pretty likable and pretty ordinary - just goofy, popwise Canadians down with vintage metal, Blink-182 and dick jokes. Since then, Deryck Whibley married Avril Lavigne, and the band got famous and lost a guitarist, but Sum 41 haven't exactly taken their sound to new heights: Underclass Hero is long on openhearted tunes about broken homes, youthful alienation and such, which draw on every pop-punk device you could think of, including arena-size choruses... Rating: 2 Stars

Publicado: 2007-08-07 Proveedor: Rolling Stone

Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley Wants to Be Surrounded by Jackasses

When Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley isn’t accusing Rolling Stone of trying to have him deported, he’s looking for a few good Jackasses to hang out with. The band’s latest missive to its fans asks that they pull pranks on their friends, Punk’d or Jackass-style, for a chance to lug the Canadian rockers’ gear. The instructions: “Make a video of you pulling a prank on one of your friends. Something hilarious, embarrassing and completely unexpected.” The fan with the best video wins roundtrip ticks to Vegas and a “Roadie for a Day” gig (no pain-inducing pranks, nudity or cursing will be allowed). For a slightly less physical challenge, aspiring stars can instead build their own track on Loud.com using beats crafted by RZA for a chance to open up for the Wu-Tang Clan at Hawaii’s Rock the Bells fest. Photo: Buckner/Getty

Publicado: 2007-07-26 Proveedor: Rolling Stone Etiquetas: Rock News

Deryck Whibley Claims He Was Nearly Deported, Lily Allen Aims at Courtney Love, R. Kelly’s Lawyers Start Their Ignitions

Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley claims that an item in Rock Daily about the band’s anti-Bush track “March of the Dogs” nearly got the Canadian rocker deported (to clarify: Rolling Stone asked a Congressman for comment on the song, not for the government to remove Avril Lavigne’s hubby from the country). Lily Allen’s latest incendiary comment is directed at Courtney Love: “One night with [her] made me realize why Kurt Cobain killed himself.” R. Kelly’s sex trial is approaching a start date, as lawyers for both sides are preparing for jury selection. Husband and wife team Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony will embark on their first-ever joint tour this fall. Carlos Santana will release Ultimate Santana this fall, featuring the original version of “Game of Love” with Tina Turner on lead female vocals. Photo: Agostini/Getty

Publicado: 2007-07-25 Proveedor: Rolling Stone Etiquetas: Rock News, Morning News Roundup

News Ticker: Avril Lavigne and Deryck Whibley, Bonnaroo, Paul McCartney, Lou Albano

Photo: Lacroix/WireImage Avril Lavigne has officially filed for divorce from Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley citing “irreconcilable differences.” The Canadian rockers split September 4th after three years and one month of marriage, TMZ reports, and Lavigne is not seeking spousal support, nor does she wish to pay Whibley. The pair collaborated on Lavigne’s forthcoming album. Bonnaroo 2009 is coming to your home as a $16.99 DVD on December 15th. Live From Bonnaroo 2009 features live and backstage footage

Publicado: 2009-10-15 Proveedor: Rolling Stone Etiquetas: Morning News Roundup, Rock News

Avril Lavigne Strips Down Sound for Introspective November LP

Photo: Jennifer Rocholl Rolling Stone hits the studio with Avril Lavigne, who’s hooking up musically with husband Deryck Whibley of Sum 41 on her next disc, for a progress report in our new issue. The big news: Lavigne isn’t looking to repeat the success of 2007’s smash single “Girlfriend,” nor is she looking to maintain her status as punk-pop’s snotty princess. On the as-yet-untitled November disc, Lavigne says she’s aiming for a more introspective sound with a stripped-down rock record driven

Publicado: 2009-08-20 Proveedor: Rolling Stone Etiquetas: Rock News, In the Studio

Live Review: Blink-182 in Calgary

CALGARY - With Sum 41 MIA and Green Day bonafide stadium rockers -- not to mention Avril Lavigne's continuing transformation into Shania Twain -- it seems pop-punk's heyday has long passed.

Publicado: 2009-07-31 Proveedor: Canoe

Deryck Whibley Strikes Back

Last week we wrote about Sum 41’s new song, “March of the Dogs.” In it, singer Deryck Whibley preaches anarchy and threatens our current administration (and the President’s life), which we thought was pretty punk rock. So you can imagine that we were a little disappointed when Mr. W flip-flopped about the song’s meaning publicly with the ass-covering statement that the lyrics were merely meant as a metaphor. On his Myspace blog this weekend, Whibely took issue with

Publicado: 2007-05-08 Proveedor: Rolling Stone Etiquetas: General

WEB OF JIVES

WHEN Peter Parker was young and impressionable and learning to be Spider-Man, he and his alter-ego listened to the mainstream rock of Alien Ant Farm and Sum 41 - what a high school student in 2002 might like. While in college, it was a backdrop of...

Publicado: 2007-05-02 Proveedor: New York Post Etiquetas: bands, Tappis, Killers, Patrol, Snow, Spider, album, band, punk, songs, soundtrack, music

Sum 41: Shut Up, Don’t Sing

The snot-nosed punks of Sum 41 aren’t the first Canadian artists to pick a fight with the president — that honor belongs to Neil Young. But we’re pretty sure they’re the first to threaten the Commander In Chief’s life on a single. On Sum’s new “March of the Dogs,” frontman Deryck Whibley sings, “And now the president’s dead/ Because they blew off his head/ No more neck to be red/ I guess to heaven he fled.” While calling out the Preside

Publicado: 2007-04-25 Proveedor: Rolling Stone Etiquetas: General