Canadian rock band Sum 41 has been creating music for 28 years but some fans are only just learning what their stage name ...
Sum 41 singer Deryck Whibley offered up his sincerest apologies to the pop punk band's Australian fans in a video posted this ...
Last year, Whibley released an explosive memoir that chronicled his tumultuous experiences as a scrappy young rock star, including allegations of misconduct against the band's former manager, which ...
Yes, Sum 41 has been around for 30 years. This week, they will play their last-ever shows in Toronto and something we've known for decades will end.
Sum 41, a rock band that has been creating music for 28 years, has left some fans puzzled over the meaning behind their iconic stage name. The band, made up of Deryck Whibley, Dave Baksh ...
Statements of claim have now been filed by both parties, vehemently disputing each other's accounts of their previous sexual relationship ...
With Sum 41 missing shows due to sickness, singer Deryck Whibley offered an apology to fans for not being able to perform.
SUM 41 fans and all Canadian music lovers can visit the permanent home of The Canadian Music Hall of Fame at Studio Bell, ...
As a special treat for Ajax residents only, a small crowd of Sum 41 fans got up close to the punk rock band at a recent event held in the town. Just weeks before, the town announced the band that ...
Deryck Whibley has apologised to Australia just weeks after the legendary rockers were forced to cancel their tour Down Under. Sum 41 has apologised after they were forced to cancel their final ever ...
TORONTO - Sum 41’s members have experienced the highs and lows of the music industry over their nearly three-decade career. And as the band prepares to hang up their instruments, they’re ...
By Gil Kaufman Sum 41 singer Deryck Whibley offered up his sincerest apologies to the pop punk band’s Australian fans in a video posted this week after the group were unable to play what were ...
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