Nickelback

The following year Kroeger began working on fellow Canadian rock star Avril Lavigne's eponymous fifth album. Shortly after their working partnership began, they began dating and eventually married in early 2013. The band put together their first compilation, The Best of Nickelback, Vol. 1, which appeared in November of 2013; the 19-track collection contained no new songs. In 2014, the band's contract with Roadrunner expired and they decided not to renew, signing instead with Universal Republic for their eighth album, No Fixed Address. The album included a number of departures from Nickelback's usual fare, including the radio-friendly "What Are You Waiting For?," the politicized "Edge of a Revolution," and "Got Me Runnin' 'Round," which featured a horn section and rapper Flo Rida. No Fixed Address appeared in November 2014, debuting at four on Billboard's Top 200 and generating rock radio hits in "Edge of a Revolution" and "Million Miles an Hour." As they worked on their ninth album in 2016, Nickelback released a cover of Don Henley's "Dirty Laundry" and negotiated a switch from Republic to BMG. Feed the Machine, their first record for BMG, was co-produced by Chris Baseford (Disturbed) and appeared in June 2017. The LP debuted at number five on the U.S. Billboard 200, with its title track reaching 12 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock chart. A non-LP cover of the Charlie Daniels Band's "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" featuring guitarist Dave Martone appeared in 2020, as did a 15th anniversary edition of 2005's multi-platinum-selling All the Right Reasons. Nickelback returned with new material in 2022's "San Quentin," the first taste of their tenth studio album, Get Rollin'. Another co-production with Chris Baseford, Get Rollin' focused on heavy riffs and good times, a combination highlighted on the breezy single "High Time." ~ Andrew Leahey

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