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Nickelback

Live from Nashville

Live from Nashville

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  • Released Date: 15 Nov 2024

  • Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

Nickelback Live From Nashville, oh what a joyous occasion for those who enjoy an evening of musical mediocrity wrapped in a blanket of pyrotechnics and faux-rock bravado. The Canadian rockers bring their signature brand of formulaic anthems to Music City, complete with clichéd lyrics and unimaginative guitar riffs.

Despite their best efforts to exude a sense of confidence and swagger, Nickelback ultimately comes off as a poor man's version of every other stadium rock band to ever grace a stage. From the predictable setlist to the over-the-top stage production, it's clear that the band is more concerned with putting on a spectacle than delivering any sort of genuine musical experience.

Lead singer Chad Kroeger's gravelly vocals are as grating as ever, while the rest of the band seems content to coast on their past successes rather than push any creative boundaries. Tracks like "Rockstar" and "How You Remind Me" elicit more eye-rolls than applause, proving that Nickelback's music is about as original as a cover band at a county fair.

In the end, Nickelback Live From Nashville is a forgettable concert experience that will leave you wondering why you wasted your hard-earned money in the first place. Save yourself the disappointment and opt for a more authentic musical act next time. Trust us, your ears will thank you.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. San Quentin
2. Savin' Me (With Chris Daughtry)
3. Far Away
4. Animals
5. Someday
6. Worthy to Say
7. Figured You Out
8. Hero
9. Copperhead Road (With Brantley Gilbert and Josh Ross)
10. High Time
11. Flower Shops (With ERNEST)
12. Photograph
13. Rockstar (With Bailey Zimmerman)
14. Those Days
15. SOLD OUT (WIth HARDY)
16. How You Remind Me
17. Gotta Be Somebody
18. Burn It to the Ground

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About the artist

Nickelback

Ah, Nickelback. The Canadian rock band that has probably received more hate than any other band in recent memory. But hey, they have sold over 50 million albums worldwide, so clearly someone out there is listening to them. Fronted by the gravelly-voiced Chad Kroeger, Nickelback burst onto the scene in the late 90s with their brand of radio-friendly rock. With catchy hooks and infectious choruses, they quickly became a household name. Despite their commercial success, Nickelback has often been mocked for their lyrics, which can range from cheesy to downright cringeworthy. But hey, who doesn't love a good guilty pleasure now and then? Their live shows are known for their high energy and crowd sing-alongs, making them a favourite at festivals and arenas around the world. Love them or hate them, Nickelback has carved out a place in the music industry that can't be ignored. So next time you find yourself singing along to "How You Remind Me" in the car, just remember that even the most maligned bands can have a special place in our hearts.

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