We’re finding a lot of doors have opened overseas for us. Shooting a video for the new single, “Human Race.” We’ve got some European festivals - we’re playing with Metallica. What’s lined up for the band this spring? That’s what we gauge things by, and that has all been really good. The energy level and the excitement onstage, that’s kind of what really counts for us. Social media is a haven for haters and naysayers - you learn that along the way. If you look, you can find negative feedback to just about anything.

But there definitely was a new energy born just by having Matt step in. He’s our bass player Brad’s younger brother, so we’ve all grown up together. We’ve collaborated with Matt in the past - he wrote on the first Three Days Grace album. We’ll sit down with acoustic guitars and just hash out ideas.

We all sort of collaborate and write lyrics and melodies. How did that change things?Ī lot of it remains what we’ve always done. 16 on the Billboard 200, you worked with new lead singer Matt Walst, who replaced Adam Gontier. Drummer Neil Sanderson recently spoke to Billboard about the transition and their spring touring plans with Metallica.įor your fifth album, Human, which debuted at No.

Three Days Grace recently released Human, their first album since the departure of lead singer Adam Gontzier.

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