We love seeing the moments you all spent with us over the years. From our first show at The Opera House to our last show at Scotiabank Arena, you have been with us every step of the way. What was your favorite moment with us? 🖤
Deryck was so excited- he jumped off a roof.
The wait is finally over ⛓️💥💥 Walking Disaster Drop 2 is live now.
New drop. New gear. Bad decisions 🧷
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Nobody knew if In Too Deep was going to land. We just showed up, pointed cameras at real people having the time of their lives, and hoped for the best. Stevo’s Triple Lindy. Dave and the guitar. Two days of chaos. Here’s what it looked like behind the scenes.
Our first headline show in London. We had no idea if anyone would know the songs. We had no idea how many people would show up. We had no idea what we were walking into. What we got was one of the craziest shows we’d had up to that point — and the start of something between Sum 41 and England that lasted our entire career.
This was us right before All Killer No Filler dropped. Clearly very comfortable in front of cameras. Totally knew what we had. Absolutely certain it was all going to work out. Four guys at the peak of their confidence. Nothing awkward happening here whatsoever.
We were honored to receive the “Live Performance of the Year” award at the @canadian_live Music Awards last week. It was also great to present our dear friend @kevinlyman with the “Global Impact in Live Music” award. There’s no one more deserving. Thank you for your continued support, and congratulations to all winners.
Back in 2019, we played a show at The Gutter Bar as part of @kerrangmagazine_ K! Pit series. It was fun to be back in a smaller, dive bar venue again. This show was a blast.
🛹💥 25 years later, @sum41 ’s All Killer No Filler still lives up to its title. What’s your favorite song off this 2001 pop-punk classic?
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To celebrate 25 years since @sum41 ’s landmark album All Killer No Filler, we revisit the Canadian punks’ breakthrough record with @deryckwhibley , looking back on their stratospheric rise and how they changed the shape of pop-punk forever.
With exclusive and unseen photography from the time, this is a must-have for all Sum 41 fans – pre-order now in bio ⬆️
Screaming Bloody Murder turns 15 this year. When we made the album, we also filmed a documentary called “Don’t Try This at Home” — it’s up on YouTube and it’s basically a time capsule of where the band was at during that whole era. Check it out!
