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ANNOUNCE OFFICIAL CANADIAN LEG OF FINAL WORLD TOUR ‘TOUR OF THE SETTING SUM’

Tickets on sale march 28 at 10am with special guests pup and gob.

Final Double Album Heaven :x: Hell Out This Friday (3/29), via Rise Records Pre-Save Now

TORONTO, ON (March 25, 2024) – Grammy-nominated band Sum 41 has announced the official Canadian leg of their last ever headlining world tour, ‘Tour Of The Setting Sum’, to celebrate the upcoming release of their final album Heaven :x: Hell . As previously announced Sum 41 will make stops in the United States, Japan, Mexico, Germany, Italy, and more, and will perform their largest show to date in front of a sold-out crowd of over 35,000 at Paris La Défense Arena in France later this year before the official Canadian leg of the tour and their final shows as a band in Toronto, Ontario, on January 28 and 30, 2025, at Scotiabank Arena.

Tour Of The Setting Sum 2024/2025 Canadian Dates:

August 1 – Rimouski, Quebec – Les Grandes Fêtes TELUS* August 3 – New Glasgow, NS – The Jubilee* August 4 – Saint John, NB – Area 506 Festival* August 7 – Saguenay, Quebec – La Baie’s Harbor Village Agora August 8 – Québec, Quebec – Quebec City Old Port Agora – SOLD OUT August 9 – Victoriaville, Quebec – Rock La Cauze* January 10, 2025 – Victoria, BC – Save On Foods Memorial Centre+ January 11, 2025 – Vancouver, BC – Rogers Arena+ January 13, 2025 – Kelowna, BC – Prospera Place+ January 16, 2025 – Calgary, AB – Scotiabank Saddledome+ January 17, 2025 – Edmonton, AB – Rogers Place+ January 18, 2025 – Saskatoon, SK – Sasktel Centre+ January 20, 2025 – Winnipeg, MB – Canada Life Place+ January 23, 2025 – St. Catharines, ON – Meridian Centre+ January 24, 2025 – Ottawa, ON – Canadian Tire Centre+ January 25, 2025 – Laval, QC – Place Bell+ January 27, 2025 – London, ON – Budweiser Gardens+ January 28, 2025 – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena+ – Already Announced & On Sale January 30, 2025 – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena+ – SOLD OUT

* Festival Appearance ^ with The Interrupters + with PUP & Gob

Tickets for the newly announced Canadian dates go on sale March. 28 at 10am local time at www.sum41.com/tour .

This Friday, March 29, Sum 41 will release their final double album, Heaven :x: Hell, via Rise Records. The most ambitious album from Sum 41 yet – Heaven is 10 tracks of snarling high energy pop punk, while Hell consists of ten heavy metal anthems spiked with fret-burning solos, thrashing riffs, and fist-pumping hooks. The band has been straddling the line of pop-punk and metal for their entire career, and Heaven :x: Hell is a testament to their innovative sound and unmatched skill, solidifying them as pioneers 27 years after their inception.

Heaven :x: Hell is available to pre-save and pre-order now at https://sum41.lnk.to/HeavenHell .

On February 22, Sum 41 shared their newest single “Waiting On A Twist Of Fate”, out now. The second single from the double album’s pop-punk Heaven side, “Waiting On A Twist Of Fate” harkens back to the earliest days of the band’s pop punk roots. The track opens the album the only way long-time fans would expect Sum 41 to open an album – a flurry of guitar riffs, drum fills, and vocals powerful enough to raise the dead.

“Waiting On A Twist Of Fate” is available to stream now at HERE .

Sum 41 previously shared “ Rise Up ” and the No. 1 single “ Landmines ”, from Heaven :x: Hell’s metal Hell side and pop-punk Heaven portion, respectively. The tracks have gained the attention of notable outlets such as Entertainment Tonight, Revolver, Consequence, NME, Exclaim!, BrooklynVegan, Alternative Press, KNOTFEST, and countless others.

Earlier this year, Sum 41 announced their breakup after 27 years of making music together – the news was reported on by The New York Times, NPR, Rolling Stone, CNN, Bloomberg, Pitchfork, TODAY, CBS, Billboard, and countless other major news outlets globally. Heaven :x: Hell aims for nothing short of greatness, a perfect parting gift from the band to the fans that have supported them endlessly.

Looking back at the band’s storied 27-year career, Sum 41 has firmly cemented their place in rock history with over 15 million records sold worldwide, multiple Billboard Charting releases, a Grammy Award nomination, 2 JUNO Awards (7 nominations), a Kerrang! Award in 2002, multiple Alternative Press Music Awards, and countless other accolades.

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Grammy-nominated band Sum 41 has announced the official Canadian leg of their farewell world tour with a stop in Winnipeg ahead of the release of their final album “Heaven :x: Hell” this Friday.

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Winnipeg part of sum 41's final world tour back to video.

The Canadian dates will close out the tour, ending in Toronto in January 2025. They play in Winnipeg at the Canada Life Centre on Jan. 20, 2025. “We’re coming home for the FINAL dates of the Tour of the Setting Sum,” they said in a post on X on Monday.

Sum 41 will be joined, on the Canadian tour dates, by special guests and fellow Canadians, Pup and Gob.

In May 2023, the band announced their breakup after 27 years together.

Presale for the Canadian dates starts Tuesday at 10 a.m. local time, and fans can use the code “LANDMINES”. General sale begins Thursday at 10 a.m. local time.

Sum 41 Canadian tour dates 2025

Jan. 10 – Victoria, BC – Save on Foods Memorial Centre

Jan 11. – Vancouver, BC – Rogers Arena

Jan 13. – Kelowna, BC – Prospera Place

Jan 16. – Calgary, AB – Scotiabank Saddledome

Jan 17. – Edmonton, AB – Rogers Place

Jan 18. – Saskatoon, SK – Sasktel Centre

Jan 20. – Winnipeg, MB – Canada Life Centre

Jan 23. – St. Catharines, ON – Meridian Centre

Jan 24. – Ottawa, ON – Canadian Tire Centre

Jan 25. – Laval, QC – Place Bell

Jan 27. – London, ON – Budweiser Gardens

Jan 28. – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena (already announced and on sale)

Jan 30. – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena (sold out)

We're coming home for the FINAL dates of the Tour Of The Setting Sum! That's right, the last Sum 41 shows will be all across Canada, ending with two nights in Toronto on Jan 28th & 30th. Canada skumfuks, get presale tickets Tuesday, March 26 @ 10 AM local time using password… pic.twitter.com/Haf8khLRv3 — Sum 41 (@Sum41) March 25, 2024

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Sum 41's final North American tour to visit Ottawa next January

Sum 41's last headlining world tour will visit Ottawa next January.

The Grammy-nominated band announced the official Canadian leg of their final headlining tour, "Tour of the Setting Sum" on Monday.

Sum 41 will play at Canadian Tire Centre on Jan. 24, before wrapping up the tour in Toronto on Jan. 28 and 30.

The band will be joined by Pup and Gob for the show in Ottawa.

The Tour of the Setting Sun kicked off on Jakarta, Indonesia on March 1.  Sum 41 will make stops in Canada, the United States, Japan, Mexico, Germany, Italy and more.

Tickets for the Sum 41 concert in Ottawa will go on sale on Thursday.

Earlier this year, Sum 41 announced the band will break up after 27 years. The band has sold over 15 million records worldwide and won 2 JUNO Awards. Sum 41 will release their final double album, Heaven :x: Hell, on Friday.

JUST ANNOUNCED: @Sum41 ‘s Tour of the Setting Sum is coming to @CdnTireCtr on Jan. 24, 2025. pic.twitter.com/YitVwV9ZcY

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Sum 41 is an awesome band. Had the chance to see them live on a whim when a friend called me up several years ago and just so happened to have a spare ticket. At the time I'd heard several of their songs, but I was by no means a huge fan. Going to the show, the seats were close. I was surprised my friend declined my offer to pay for my half.

These dudes come across as super hyped, but that's the largest reason why I enjoyed this concert so much. You couldn't help but to feel the undiluted energy. It just radiated from the band and transferred over to the audience. Mosh pits galore ensued and I had two beers doused onto me. It was all good though. I laughed it off and just went ahead to embrace it, I jumped right into the center of the bigger one I spotted, as did my friend.

"Fat Lip" is a fave as it is with most fans, I believe. Live, the sound just pierces your soul and you can't help but sing along at the top of your lungs (even if you're totally sober). Made me feel like a teenager again. Really good times.

This band is in my top ten. I'd definitely go and see them again if given the chance. I also adore "Underclass Hero" and "Walking Disaster". While the vocals aren't super strong, their heart and passion definitely makes up for it. Love it.

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Hi. I'm sure I would've loved seeing Sum 41 but actually Songkick when I went to buy my tickets of Alt-Tickets, I was given tickets to see With Confidence instead who were playing the same night and at same venue - Rock City, Nottingham. Honestly me and my friend were devastated to not see Sum 41, we were so excited and it was my friend's first concert, but With Confidence, Milestones, Broadside and Safe To Say were all very good so in the end it made up for it. But Songkick, why say you have tickets for Sum 41 then give me a link to With Confidence tickets? I was, and still am so confused by this. Anyways, I'm sure Sum 41 and Hollerado were great, but I don't know, I didn't see.

My favorite band of all time! The first time I got to see them was at a Chicago music festival and I got to meet them and it was a highlight of my life. They were so nice and hilarious. Then I got to meet them again at a tiny show in Dallas at the house of blues and they told stories from the road. Such down to earth guys. I got to be front row for that show and they just thrived in that small room it was such a special experience. They just never disappoint. Their old stuff is what we love and grew up on but their new stuff is just as good. Will always be their #1 fan. Hope to see them as many times as possible.

This was my third time seeing Sum 41 and they were absolutely fantastic! They never disappoint! The only thing I will say is that I found out after I left the concert that they came out for a second encore and played Pain for Pleasure. Probably around 80% of the people had left before then, so I assumed they were done after the first encore. I would just recommend that everyone really makes sure they are truly done before leaving. I also thoroughly enjoyed the openers, who were The Plot in You and The Amity Affliction. Sum 41 is great live, and I look forward to seeing them again and again.

Great concert last night!!! The pit was kinda horrible cause people get totally crazy. But the band was AWESOME! I've been waiting for so long and I don't regret anything! Songs like theirs are meant to be heard and shared at a concert!! I can't wait for the new album and the next concert, I'm definitely going!!

It was the best night of my life! While we were there jumping in Underclass Hero, we couldn't believe it! It was SUM 41!! It was Deryck! In the middle of the concert, Deryck stepped down from the stage to stay with the people!! It was awesome!' I have no words. The best night ever. ❤️ SUM 41

Knapp hinter Rise Against an 2. Absolut geniale Band mit einer absolut geniale Leistung. Vorband Breath Atlantis leider nicht auf einem angemessenen Niveau aber immer noch halbwegs brauchbar. Sobald Sum41 losgelegt hat war Stimmung und permanent Pogo und Moshpit. Jederzeit gerne wieder.

The concert was very very very legitness, I LOVED IT SO MUCH. COME BACK TO AUSTIN TEXAS PLEASE. I LOVE YOUUUUU. I loved the skeleton and the singing. I loved seeing them perform live, it was so amazing. I especially loved Pierce the Veil, such a good combination, both amazing bands.

Best concert i have ever been too! i managed to get to get to the front which was a full on mosh pit, but it was worth it. the crowd was so pumped and so was the band. you could see in their faces that they were so happy to be back on tour. Can't for new music and a new tour!

It was awesomeness it was everything i wanted and thought it would be. The played their newest song . they just put out and then they played nothing but their old music . it was freaking amazing. I will see them again and again . love it they are amazing . love y o u guys !!

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Looking back at the band’s storied 27 -year career, Sum 41 has firmly cemented their place in rock history with over fifteen million records sold worldwide, multiple Billboard Charting releases, a Grammy Award nomination, 2  Juno Awards ( 7 nominations), a Kerrang! Award in 2002 , multiple Alternative Press Music Awards, and countless other accolades. 

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Sum 41 Announce Canadian Leg of Final Tour

The band will perform in 11 additional cities with PUP and Gob ahead of their last shows in Toronto next January

BY Megan LaPierre Published Mar 25, 2024

Sum 41 are releasing their last album, Heaven :x: Hell , this Friday (March 29), and recently kicked off an extensive international farewell tour . They've now revealed a Canadian leg to close out the Tour of the Setting Sum, which will bring them to 11 additional cities ahead of their previously announced final shows in Toronto next January.

The band will kick off 2025 with a victory lap around the country with PUP and Gob , kicking things off on January 10 in Victoria. They'll make two more British Columbia stops in Vancouver (January 11) and Kelowna (January 13) ahead of two Alberta shows in Calgary (January 16) and Edmonton (January 17).

After dates in Saskatoon (January 18) and Winnipeg (January 20), Sum 41 venture to their home province to perform in St. Catharines (January 23), Ottawa (January 24) and London (January 27), making a lone visit to Quebec to play Montreal on January 25. As aforementioned, they'll make their final performances as a band at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena on January 28 and 30.

Tickets for the newly announced Canadian dates go on sale this Thursday (March 28) at 10 a.m. local time, following various presales beginning tomorrow (March 26) with the code "LANDMINES." Find the itinerary below.

Sum 41 2025 Tour Dates:

01/10 Victoria, BC - Save on Foods Memorial Centre 01/11 Vancouver, BC - Rogers Arena 01/13 Kelowna, BC - Prospera Place 01/16 Calgary, AB - Scotiabank Saddledome 01/17 Edmonton, AB - Rogers Place 01/18 Saskatoon, SK - Sasktel Centre 01/20 Winnipeg, MB - Canada Life Place 01/23 St. Catharines, ON - Meridian Centre 01/24 Ottawa, ON - Canadian Tire Centre 01/25 Laval, QC - Bell Place 01/27 London, ON - Budweiser Gardens 01/28 Toronto, ON - Scotiabank Arena 01/30 Toronto, ON - Scotiabank Arena

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The pop-punk band have announced a dozen new canadian dates to close out their tour of the setting sum in january 2025. the announcement comes ahead of their final album, heaven :x: hell , out this friday..

The Sum might be setting, but pop-punk icons Sum 41 will play a final run of Canadian dates next year before they call it a day. The group has added a dozen new Canadian stops to their Tour of the Setting Sum, which travels the globe this year before concluding in their home country next January.

The new dates include an extra show in Toronto on Jan. 28 at Scotiabank Arena, in addition to the previously announced January 30 date, which will be their final show as a band. They'll also play three more Ontario dates, three B.C. dates, and each of the Prairie provinces.

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The tour announcement arrives ahead of their final album, Heaven :x: Hell , out this Friday (Mar. 29). The double album shows off Sum 41's two musical identities, pop-punk and metal. It also features the single "Landmines," which recently became their first No. 1 in 20 years when it topped the Alternative Airplay chart. The last time the Ajax, Ontario band had a No. 1 on Alternative Airplay was in 2001, with their single "Fat Lip," making them the new record-holders for longest gap between No. 1s on that chart.

A lot has changed in the 20-plus years between those singles. Sum 41's Deryck Whibley explained in a December GQ interview that, between health problems and time away from family, the music lifestyle has become harder to maintain. The band are calling it quits while it's still fun and going out amidst a resurgence in popularity, playing to fans around the world.

The final tour began earlier this month, and has already taken the group to Indonesia, Malaysia and Japan. They'll tour the U.S. and Europe this summer, as well as stopping in Quebec for four dates in August. Their final run of shows takes place in January 2025.

Presale for the additional dates, all in Canadian cities and listed below, begins Mar. 26. Find the full tour here.

January 10 — Victoria, BC - Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre January 11 — Vancouver, BC - Rogers Arena January 13 — Kelowna, BC - Prospera Place January 16 — Calgary, AB - Scotiabank Saddledome January 17 — Edmonton, AB - Rogers Place January 18 — Saskatoon, SK - Sasktel Centre January 20 — Winnipeg, MB - Canada Life Centre January 23 — St. Catharines, ON - Meridian Centre January 24 — Ottawa, ON - Canadian Tire Centre January 25 — Laval, QC - Place Bell January 27 — London, ON - Budweiser Gardens January 28 — Toronto, ON - Scotiabank Arena January 30 — Toronto, ON - Scotiabank Arena – FINAL SHOW

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The Beaches

The breakout Toronto band will play a livestreamed performance for a special announcement event on the roof of the iconic 299 Queen Street building on Wednesday, June 5 to start off a special Billboard Women in Music series in partnership with iHeartRadio.

We’re kicking off Billboard Canada Women in Music in partnership with iHeartRadio with an exclusive performance by one of the breakout bands of the year: The Beaches.

On Wednesday, June 5 at 5:30 pm ET, the band will play an intimate performance on iHeartRadio’s rooftop patio at the iconic 299 Queen Street building in Toronto for a small group of VIP guests and concert-winners (enter here ).

The performance will kick off a special series in partnership with iHeartRadio Canada leading up to a big Billboard Canada Women in Music celebration this Fall.

Tune in for a special announcement from Billboard Canada at the show, which will also be livestreamed on iHeartRadio’s YouTube channel.

The Toronto group is in the midst of a major breakthrough on the heels of their 2023 album Blame My Ex . They left their label and went independent for the release, which was a wise decision. The success of their single “Blame Brett” has brought them to bigger and bigger stages and onto the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart. They’ve recently graced Jimmy Kimmel Live and Triple J’s Like A Version, playing a cover of Djo’s viral TikTok hit “End of Beginning.”

Their manager, Laurie Lee Boutet, has also earned a big accolade this week, named to Billboard Canada’s Power Players list with her company Wednesday Management.

The Beaches are well-honed and road-tested, and their live versions of the songs on Blame My Ex are at their peak.

The event will kick off a special programming series as part of Billboard Women In Music — a renowned program that celebrates and acknowledges the contributions of women and gender-diverse individuals in the music industry — which is coming to Canada for the first time this year. More exciting details will be announced soon.

Sum 41 to close world tour with 'final' concert in Toronto

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The Canadian rockers have booked Toronto's Scotiabank Arena on Jan. 30, 2025 as the last stop on a massive world tour that runs for the better part of a year.

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Tour Of The Setting Sum, as it's being called, already has 76 shows with more to be added. It kicks off in Southeast Asia on March 1 before winding through Europe and North America.

The band has booked four dates in Quebec as the only other Canadian shows on the schedule. They say additional Canadian tour dates will be announced soon.

Tickets for many shows - including the final date - go on sale to the general public on Friday at 10 a.m. ET.

Last year, the Ajax, Ont.-formed rockers announced they were planning to split up after the release of their album “Heaven :x: Hell,” out on March 29.

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Sum 41’s Final Tour Dates Announced: The Ultimate Farewell Concert Schedule

Sum 41 are saying goodbye to their fans with a final farewell tour in Canada called Tour Of The Setting Sum . Deryck Whibley and the rest of the band have shared when they will be playing in Canada for the last time, and these shows are going to be very special.

They had already told everyone that their very last concert would be in Toronto at the Scotiabank Arena on January 30th, 2025. Now, they have given out the full list of where they will play in Canada, including cities like Vancouver, Winnipeg, and Ottawa. With bands Gob and PUP playing with them, these nights are going to be even more exciting.

The band posted on social media, saying, “We’re coming home for the FINAL dates of the Tour Of The Setting Sum! The last Sum 41 shows will be all across Canada, ending with two nights in Toronto on Jan 28th & 30th.” This is the band’s way of saying goodbye to their fans in a big, memorable way.

Tickets will be going on sale Thursday, March 28th, 10am. To buy tickets, go to the band’s website .

These concerts are not just to say goodbye. They’re also a chance for fans to enjoy songs from Sum 41 ’s last album, Heaven :x: Hell, coming out this Friday, March 29th.

Check out the announcement below and let us know if you plan on attending!

We're coming home for the FINAL dates of the Tour Of The Setting Sum! That's right, the last Sum 41 shows will be all across Canada, ending with two nights in Toronto on Jan 28th & 30th. Canada skumfuks, get presale tickets Tuesday, March 26 @ 10 AM local time using password… pic.twitter.com/Haf8khLRv3 — Sum 41 (@Sum41) March 25, 2024

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Please note that as an additional security measure, no re-entry is permitted after you have exited Scotiabank Arena gates. There are no longer any in-and-out privileges.  

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NBA Policy: Camera flashes may not be used at any time during games. Cameras with detachable lenses are strictly prohibited. Video cameras are permitted, however NBA policy strictly prohibits the use of still photos or video footage for commercial purposes without the express written approval of the NBA head office.

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SUM 41 ANNOUNCES SUMMER FESTIVAL DATES IN CANADA AND HOMETOWN SHOW AT BUDWEISER STAGE – TICKETS ON SALE NOW!

SUM 41  ANNOUNCES SUMMER FESTIVAL DATES IN CANADA AND HOMETOWN SHOW AT BUDWEISER STAGE – TICKETS ON SALE NOW  HERE!

Looking back on a 24+ year career with over 15 million records sold worldwide, 2 Juno Awards (7 nominations),  and many more impressive accolades, Sum 41 are heading back home to Canada for a string of summer festival dates including a massive hometown show at Toronto’s Budweiser Stage. Named the “Coming Home 2” show it will be supported by All Time Low, gob and The OBGMs. Tickets for all shows are on sale now at  THIS  location. All festival dates listed below. 

SUMMER FESTIVAL DATES IN CANADA: July 13 – Bluesfest @ Ottawa, ON July 14 – Budweiser Stage @ Toronto, ON w/ All Time Low, gob, OBGMS July 15 – Festival D’Ete de Quebec @ Quebec, QC July 17 – Place Festivalma @ Saguenay, QC

Currently, the band are rocking the USA with Simple Plan on the Blame Canada Tour. Tickets and info  HERE! 

TOUR DATES W/ SIMPLE PLAN: May 17 – Myth @ Minneapolis, MN May 18 – Uptown @ Kansas City, MO May 20 – Harrah’s Stir Cove @ Council Bluffs, IA May 21 – The Pageant @ St. Louis, MO May 22 – Marathon @ Nashville, TN May 24 – Tabernacle @ Atlanta, GA May 25 – Seminole Hard Rock @ Tampa, FL May 27 – Orpheum Theater @ New Orleans, LA May 28 – So What? Music Festival @ Dallas, TX, So What?! Music Festival July 29 – Cains Ballroom @ Tulsa, OK July 30 – Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater @ Austin, TX July 31  – House of Blues @ Houston, TX August 3 – The Van Buren @ Phoenix, AZ August 5 – SOMA @ San Diego, CA August 6 – House of Blues @ Anaheim, CA August 9 – The Masonic @ San Francisco, CA August 10 – Ace of Spades @ Sacramento, CA, August 12 – Roseland Theatre @ Portland, OR August 13 – Showbox SoDo @ Seattle, WA August 14 – The Knitting Factory @ Spokane, WA August 16 – Revolution @ Garden City, ID August 17 – The Complex @ Salt Lake City, UT August 18 – The Filmore @ Denver, CO August 25 – Rooftop at Pier 17 @ New York City, NY August 26 – Stone Pony @ Asbury Park, NJ August 28 – Palladium @ Worcester, MA

In a recent exclusive interview with Rolling Stone, the band shared a first look at the details of their upcoming eighth studio album. Vocalist Deryck Whibley shared that the double album, titled Heaven and Hell, is shaping up to be the most ambitious of the band’s career – half of the album brings Sum 41 back to their pop punk roots, Heaven, and half of the album is strictly metal, Hell. Read the exclusive interview with Deryck Whibley on Rolling Stone  HERE

In July 2019 Sum 41 released their 7th studio album,  Order in Decline  via Hopeless Records. Lead single “Out for Blood” hit #4 at Active Rock Radio in Canada while the album hit #2 on Canada’s Top 200 and Top Current Albums.  Order in Decline  also received coverage from some of Canada’s premier music outlets including Exclaim Magazine, Global News, V13 Media, ET Canada, CTV News, QUB, Journal de Montreal, City News and many more! Listen to the album  HERE!

MORE ABOUT SUM 41: Sum 41 consists of five members including Deryck Whibley, lead guitarist/backing vocalist Dave Brownsound, co-lead guitarist/backing vocalist Tom Thacker, bassist/backing vocalist Cone McCaslin and drummer Frank Zummo. After over 15 million records sold worldwide, a Grammy Award nomination, a Kerrang! Award in 2002, as well as multiple Alternative Press Music Awards, Sum 41 is quite simply a rock band – uncompromising and honest with no intention of slowing down.

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