By Jenna Zucker TORONTO (Reuters) - Rockband Nickelback heard you through the years of condemnation. Their response lies in their new documentary
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOSTORONTO - Rockband Nickelback heard you through the years of condemnation. Their response lies in their new documentary"Love to Hate: Nickelback."
Starring band members Chad Kroeger, Michael Kroeger, Ryan Peake and Daniel Adair, the film takes both haters and fans on a journey through the group's"rollercoaster career." "We thought this was a chance for us to hold the narrative," said Ryan Peake, Nickelback's guitarist and backing vocalist."We've been silent about it for quite a while."
Frontman Chad Kroeger no longer rocks his iconic long hair, but his blonde frosted tips brought a hint of nostalgia from the band's original look.
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