Nickelback to perform at Abu Dhabi F1 2012 concerts

The two of the three Abu Dhabi Grand Prix after-race concerts at du Arena on Yas Island this November will going to be headlined by Nickelback announced on Sunday.

On 3rd November on Yas Island, Nickelback will take on stage after Minogue performance. Having sold more than 50 million albums, the How You Remind Me rockers will also play tracks from their seventh album, Here and Now, released last year.

The band’s frontman, Chad Kroeger, has been in the news recently following the announcement of his engagement to fellow Canadian musician, singer Avril Lavigne.

Nickelback Revealed Concert In New Zealand

The band and its member will be returning to New Zealand for one night only..

30th November is the date announced for their only single and first gig in three years will be at Auckland’s Vector Area.

Nickelback confirmed that they will going to sing from their latest album Here and now, which is home to singles Bottoms up and We stand together.

Tickets are the gigs will go on for sale on 17th August.
 

Nickelback Fan Falls 40 Feet To Enter The Concert!!!

One of the Nickelback fan was hospitalized in upstate New York last week (begs23Jul12) after falling down a gorge while trying to sneak into the band's concert.

Fan named Kevin Beaudette, 22, was trying to broke the  security and check out the Photograph hitmakers at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center on Tuesday (24Jul12) but he suddenly got dis balanced and fell 40-feet (12 metres) into Geyser Brook Gorge.

According to news that he has been immediately taken away for the treatment at Albany Medical Center Hospital for minor cuts and bruises.

He has since been released, according to local publication Times-Union.

Nickelback to visit Australia Coming November!!!

Nickelback will head Down Under for the national tour commencing in Perth on November 17, it was announced on Sunday.

The band is currently engaged in a fifty-four city trek throughout North America.

The Aussie tour will include stops in Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, and Sydney before winding up in Melbourne on November 27.

They will be performing hits and chart-topping singles drawing from the band's seven-albums.
Nickelback last toured Australia in 2009, with the extremely successful Dark Horse Tour.


Fan Club members will be able to purchase tickets from July 23.

NICKELBACK 2012 AUSTRALIAN TOUR DATES:
November 17 - Perth Arena, Perth
November 20 - Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Adelaide
November 22 - Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane
November 24 - Allphones Arena, Sydney
November 27 - Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne

NickelBack homecomig gig

The true rockstar Nickelback amazed Fans by his awesome performance during their latest gig in the Molson Canadian Amphitheatre. Yhe Toronto Sun reported that Frontman Chad Kroeger was downing shots on stage only two songs into their hour-and-a-half long set. This Means War and Something In Your Mouth is the song he opened with , Chad was brought what he described as the "smallest Jager shot ever" by a roadie and by the sixth song the rocker was shouting "Pour daddy a drink" into the crowd. Three guys of the band guitarist Ryan Peake, bassist Mike Kroeger, and drummer Daniel Adair entered among the fans and enjoyed each and every moment of the show. The crowd enjoyed such hits as Photograph, How You Remind Me, Rockstar and Figured You Out.

NickelBack Never Serious on CRITICISM

Chad Kroeger unleashed their thoughts that he and his NickelBack deal with critics of the band. During the career there has been so much criticism go on and off with the band but Kroeger accepted that he is aware how the public thinks about the band and the band enjoy fending off the criticism. "We're just laughing while we do it," Kroeger said in an interview with the Edmonton Journal. "I mean, it's just like when you got guys all sitting around together, you know, we'll hear about something and, you know, we laugh. You know, whoever comes up with the most comedic thing, it's like, `Oh, that's good. We have to tweet that.'" We may be dead by then but I think the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will probably show up the same time as our first Grammy."