And the Canadian band’s message? Kids should stop playing Guitar Hero and start rock bands! Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger shares why they say that, “I feel like there’s not enough rock bands out there, especially when we go on the road. It’s tough to find other bands out there, because either they’re making a record, or they just got done touring. So kids: Start rock bands. Set down the ‘Guitar Hero,’ learn how to play an actual guitar and start a band, because it’s hard to find more bands to put a solid rock-and-roll package together..”
Making “Dark Horse”, Nickelback’s latest album, was no easy task. Chad Kroeger relates that the record took more than six months to create, from conception to delivery, and he adds that he’s pretty sure the band accomplished its stated mission of releasing a record that surpasses its previous offering, 2005’s All the Right Reasons. Kroeger shares, “The bar’s been raised — it’s pretty high, especially if we are going to be looking back at the last record. I think our fans were pretty happy with it, and we made a lot of new fans with that one, and we want to keep ‘em all!”
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