Sum 41 Shows
- Nearby Shows
- Sorry. There are no upcoming Sum 41 shows near you.
- All Upcoming Shows
- Mar
14
Sat - Mar
20
Fri - Apr
19
Sun - Apr
21
Tue - Apr
23
Thu - Apr
24
Fri Advertisement
- Apr
25
Sat - Apr
28
Tue - May
23
Sat - May
24
Sun - Jun
13
Sat - Aug
1
Sat
Latest Sum 41 Setlist
Sum 41 at Club Volta
- Mr. Amsterdam
- Skumfuk
- The Hell Song
- Heads Will Roll
- Open Your Eyes
- Thanks for Nothing
- Handle This
- Walking Disaster
- No Brains
- Rhythms
- Blood in My Eyes
- Jessica Kill
- Angels With Dirty Faces
A Dark Road Out of Hell
- Holy Image of Lies
- Sick of Everyone
- Happiness Machine
- In Too Deep
- Still Waiting
- 88
Encore
- What I Believe
- Fat Lip
About Sum 41
Sum 41s career has been filled with highlights that extend well beyond the traditional punk band. Theyve collaborated with Iggy Pop, Ludacris, Tommy Lee, Rob Haldford, and Tenacious D, and were invited to tour with heavy metal legends Motley Crue when they reunited. They were shockingly close to death while filming a 2005 documentary in war-‐torn Congo, and Deryck Whibley was almost deported from the U.S for his political views in 2007. Not to mention, theyve sold over 12 million albums and toured the globe countless times.
Since their inception in 1996, Sum 41 has been relentless, unapologetic, and unconcerned with musical boundaries. In the past, their music style has been described as an eclectic meld of raucous punk-‐rock, thunderous heavy metal and straightforward rock. Sum 41s new album, Screaming Bloody Murder, feeds off this past and expands on it.
They have recently been labeled as one of the worlds best live bands. Whibley says hes not concerned with these labels, but all weve ever tried to do is play better live. Its what makes us a band. At times, everything else is bullshit. Touring is something we constantly work on, and over 12 years we have continued to improve.
Sum 41 has also been unapologetic about their life-‐style off the stage. Were best-‐friends, we love to play music. And we also happen to be idiots. This hasnt changed since high-‐school, says drummer Stevo 32. Rock music has a long history of partying. We are no different, quips Whibley.
With track titles like: Blood in My Eyes, Jessica Kill, Holy Image of Lies and Happiness Machines, Screaming Bloody Murder is an evolution of the bands metal and punk-‐rock influence, but continues to blend musical styles as they have done in the past.
Bassist Cone McCaslin feels like we really reached a new level with this one. Its definitely my favorite Sum 41 album. Musically, this album has pushed way beyond anything we have ever done. I cant wait for fans to hear this album. I cant wait to play this album live.
Featured Articles
Advertisement
- Tour Dates
- Reviews, Recaps & Photos
- Videos
