Sum 41
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Sum 41 to Return to Their Pop-Punk Roots on Upcoming Double Album ‘Heaven and Hell’
Deryck Whibley says the release will feature half "feel-good" sounds harking back to the band's early days and half aggressive metal
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Warped Tour Unveils Lineup for Final Run
All Time Low, Simple Plan, Sum 41, Taking Back Sunday, the Used among returning acts
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Watch Sum 41’s Vulnerable Acoustic Performances of New, Old Songs
Pop-punk veterans go unplugged for exclusive renditions of "Fake My Own Death," "Hell Song"
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Inside Sum 41’s Dramatic Comeback
How pop-punk singer Deryck Whibley fought his way back from a drinking-induced coma to save his life and band
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New Found Glory, Sum 41, Good Charlotte Top Warped Tour Lineup
Annual pop-punk road trip returns in June with Yellowcard, Tonight Alive, We the Kings, Less Than Jake, more
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How 5 Seconds of Summer Enlisted Pop-Punk Heroes to Create Heartfelt New LP
Australian heartthrobs are back with a Top 40 vengeance — and a slew of big-name collaborators — on 'Sounds Good Feels Good'
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Iggy Pop, Tommy Lee Helping Sum 41 Singer With Sobriety
Deryck Whibley was hospitalized earlier this year after alcoholism caused his liver and kidney to collapse
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Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley Says Alcoholism Nearly Killed Him
Singer was hospitalized for a month after his liver and kidneys "collapsed"
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Screaming Bloody Murder
You probably haven't paid much attention to Sum 41 since their 2001 bubblegum punk hit "Fat Lip." Keep doing that. On subsequent discs, frontman Deryck Whibley has aspired to depth outside his skill set. 2004's Chuck was inspired by war in the Congo; the band's newest seems touched by a lesser holocaust, Whibley's 2010 divorce […]
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Digest: George Michael Covers New Order On Charity Single; Sum 41 Singer Hospitalized in Sydney
Also: Elvis Presley becomes honorary citizen of Budapest; Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds announce new reissues
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