Nickelback's 2003 Concert History

Nickelback is a rock band that formed in Alberta, Canada. Originally a cover band called "Village Idiot," the band changed its name in 1995. In 1996, Nickelback dropped its debut album "Curb." It was followed by "The State" in 1998. While both saw only moderate commercial success, Nickleback's third album “Silver Side Up” (2001) was the first album to land at the top of the Canadian and UK Album charts. It also produced the band's first US Billboard Hot 100 single: "How You Remind Me." Nickelback's fourth album "The Long Road" performed more modestly. The band's fifth album "All the Right Reasons" (2005) became its most commercially successful to date, being the band's only album to reach the top spot on the US Billboard 200 chart. The band's tenth album "Get Rollin'" was released on November 18, 2022.

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Nickelback on Aug 19, 2003 [020-small]

Nickelback
Aug 19, 2003
 Orlando, Florida, United States
  Uploaded by Crawdaddy74

Nickelback / Seether / Three Days Grace on Oct 14, 2003 [744-small]

Nickelback / Seether / Three Days Grace
Oct 14, 2003
 Lubbock, Texas, United States
  Uploaded by Michael Fensterbush

Trapt / Three Days Grace / Nickelback on Oct 25, 2003 [341-small]

Trapt / Three Days Grace / Nickelback
Oct 25, 2003
 Cape Girardeau, Missouri, United States
  Uploaded by Josh JFlamez

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