Nickelback is a Canadian rock band formed in the mid-1990s, led by vocalist Chad Kroeger. They blend post‑grunge, hard rock and pop‑rock and are known for radio hits such as "How You Remind Me" and "Photograph."

Reviews highlight a consistent alternation between heavier rock songs and radio-friendly ballads, frequent criticism for commercialism, appreciation for Chad Kroeger’s distinctive voice and Ryan Peake’s guitar work, and lineup stability including Daniel Adair joining on drums in the 2000s.

DeBaser reviews portray Nickelback as a commercially successful Canadian rock band that alternates heavy riffs and radio-friendly ballads. Critics repeatedly note strong musicianship (notably Chad Kroeger’s voice and Ryan Peake’s riffs) alongside frequent accusations of commercialism. Albums oscillate between praised hard-rock moments and derided pop-leaning tracks.

For:Fans of mainstream rock and post-grunge; readers curious about band evolution and commercial vs. artistic debates.

 The last six years have been a complete disaster for the Canadian band Nickelback.

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 Nickelback, a band to get to know and not to judge only by the singles. "All the Right Reasons," a CD to have.

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 I define them as the last great rock ‘n’ roll band on Earth.

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