Chad Kroeger and Nickelback are back in the spotlight today as we revisit the surprising story behind the song that later ...

It was definitely a little surprising to see that Shenandoah had teamed up with Nickelback for a new version of their 1989 hit “The Church on Cumberland Road,” the second single from their album The ...

The California Mid-State Fair announced Monday that Nickelback is confirmed to perform in concert at the fair this summer. The concert is scheduled for Wednesday, July 24, in the Chumash Grandstand ...

Just in time for the weekend, Nickelback and Shenandoah release a unique collaboration of “The Church on Cumberland Road.” ...

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Miami nickelback Keionte Scott has a serious right foot injury and is unlikely to return this season, coach Mario Cristobal ...

"We just thought it was another song," Nickelback guitarist Ryan Peake says in a new clip from 'Hate to Love: Nickelback' Ilana Kaplan is a Staff Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since ...

Grammy Award-winning country group Shenandoah has collaborated with Canadian rock band Nickelback to release a new rendition ...

For many years, Vice has gone into uncharted territory to interview individuals you’ve never been exposed to before. In this new clip, they did it again, tracking down the elusive broad-daylight ...

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 time, ...

Nickelback won’t earn a penny for headlining the halftime show at the Thanksgiving Day game between the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers. And the reason might come as a bit of a surprise to many.

They’re not really country, but they’re not rock 'n' roll either. They’re barely even a band that can still attract critical attention, yet their continually commercially successful songs still incite ...