Rock band implements major change after reuniting: ‘We expected a strong reaction’

st expressed in a recent interview with Billboard. They were pleasantly surprised by the positive reception and quick success of the song.

“Mayday” marks the first Three Days Grace track in over a decade to feature Adam Gontier’s vocals. Following Matt Walst’s introduction to the band in 2013, Gontier reunited with Three Days Grace last year, making the ensemble a quintet alongside drummer Neil Sanderson, guitarist Barry Stock, and the Walst brothers.

Commenting on the unique dynamic of having two lead singers, Walst shared his excitement about sharing the stage with the group he has admired since childhood. He emphasized the collaborative nature of their performances, with himself on guitar and backing vocals for older songs originally sung by Gontier, while trading places for newer tracks.

Three Days Grace, initially known as Groundswell in the Toronto area, reached global acclaim in the early 2000s with hits like “I Hate Everything About You,” “Animal I Have Become,” and “Never Too Late.” With their latest single “Mayday” soaring to the top of the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, the band is poised to impress audiences on the upcoming tour with Disturbed, celebrating the 25th anniversary of “The Sickness.”

Reflecting on the band’s journey and the evolution of their sound, Walst expressed gratitude for the opportunity to collaborate with skilled musicians and engage with their loyal fanbase. As they gear up for the tour, the members of Three Days Grace are excited about the future and look forward to delivering high-energy performances that showcase their renewed vigor and creativity.

In conclusion, the decision to incorporate dual lead singers has invigorated Three Days Grace, marking a bold new chapter in their storied career. With their recent success and unwavering passion for music, the band is set to captivate audiences with their electrifying performances and dynamic vocal harmonies.