Nickelback is one of the most successful — and also derided — rock bands of the modern era, and the band poignantly opens up about the years-long mockery they've endured for over two decades.

Nickelback is getting the documentary treatment, after years of performing grungy earworms and dividing rock fans. The Canadian rock group — composed of Chad Kroeger, Ryan Peake, Daniel Adair ...

That must be why Nickelback resonates: the mid-'90s vibe; the washed-out, wannabe-grunge feeling; the way it rips off the best parts of Nirvana but is so incredibly not Nirvana. It's the musical ...

Hate to Love: Nickelback has Chad, Ryan, Mike and Daniel discuss that reputation, with Ryan acknowledging, “Nobody picks up a guitar to be in the most hated band in the world.” ...

Nickelback ’s 10th studio album, Get Rollin’, is out today (November 18th), and with the new release, frontman Chad Kroeger says he’s “ready for the world to hate us again.” ...

The Hater: F**k #nickelback I f**king hate them. I hope the [SIC] all die. Nickelback: We're Immortals, sent here to torment you. Seems to be working. Cool. By the way, nice grammar fail. Next ...

The pandemic forced Nickelback to abandon plans for a special tour during 2020. Instead the multi-platinum Canadian rock group made its new album, "Get Rollin'," with plans to finally get back on ...

Nickelback caused a stir after teasing new music on Twitter Tuesday, with some making fun of the much-memed group. 'What a hero': Charlie Daniels mourned by President Trump, Luke Bryan, more stars ...

Nickelback was planning to celebrate the album’s 15th anniversary with a tour, playing it in its entirety. For now, however, we have to be satisfied with a new edition of the album that adds B ...

While touring the UK in 2003, Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger was one angry dude. When an audience member gave the Canadian band a middle-fingered salute, he reportedly responded by trying to have ...

Nickelback’s ‘No Fixed Address’: Is anyone really listening? Nickelback performs at the iHeartRadio Theater in Burbank on Nov. 18.

The band may be one of the most successful rock acts ever, with more than 50 million albums sold and a dozen fully booked international tours under its belt. And yet it has become a punch line for ...