Three Days Grace Tickets

Three Days Grace came out of Norwood, Ontario, a small town of around 1,500 people, and turned that isolation into some of the most relatable hard-rock choruses of the 2000s.

Three high school friends started the band, a decade-long split in the vocal lineup followed, and then in 2024 their original singer came back to share the stage.

That makes the band a rare dual-vocalist quintet, and the songs from both of their eras now live side by side in the same set.

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What to Expect from a Three Days Grace Concert?

Adam Gontier's raw, anxious tenor and Matt Walst's heavier delivery trade off through the night, so familiar songs sometimes take on a new texture.

Walst has moved to keyboards for part of the live set, which gives the quieter songs a fuller sound without losing the band's driving guitars.

The setlist spans both eras, from the early singles through the later radio hits and the newest material from the band's eighth album.

Expect a lot of fists in the air during the choruses, because the songs were built to be shouted back by a crowd.

Three Days Grace's Biography

The band began in 1992 as Groundswell, a high school group in Norwood with Adam Gontier, Neil Sanderson, Brad Walst, Phil Crowe, and Joe Grant.

In 1997 Gontier, Sanderson, and Walst regrouped as a trio under the name Three Days Grace, with guitarist Barry Stock joining soon after.

They signed with Jive Records and released their debut in 2003, and their first three albums all went multi-platinum in Canada and the United States.

Gontier left in January 2013 citing health concerns, and Brad Walst's younger brother Matt, from My Darkest Days, took over, later becoming the permanent lead singer.

In October 2024 the band confirmed that Gontier had returned full-time, with Walst staying on as co-lead vocalist.

Three Days Grace's Albums & Projects

Their self-titled 2003 debut was followed by One-X in 2006, Life Starts Now in 2009, and Transit of Venus in 2012, the last album with Gontier before his departure.

The Walst era produced Human in 2015, Outsider in 2018, and Explosions in 2022, which was their final album as a quartet.

Alienation, released on 22 August 2025 through RCA Records, is their eighth studio album and the first made by the dual-vocalist lineup.

Most Popular Three Days Grace Songs and Setlist Selections

"I Hate Everything About You," "Animal I Have Become," and "Pain" remain the songs most crowds are waiting for.

Later favorites like "Riot," "The High Road," and "Painkiller" regularly join them, alongside "Mayday," the first song from the Alienation era.

Previous Three Days Grace Tours and Festival Appearances

The band kicked off their first tour after Gontier's departure in 2013 alongside Shinedown and P.O.D., with Matt Walst taking on lead vocals.

Their sound sits in the same hard-rock lane as Breaking Benjamin and Staind, and they have played arenas, amphitheaters, and rock festivals across North America and beyond.

Since the lineup change in 2024, the band has returned to the road as a five-piece for the first time since their high school days.

Key Facts about Three Days Grace

• Formed in Norwood, Ontario, in 1992 as Groundswell and became Three Days Grace in 1997
• Their first three albums went multi-platinum in Canada and the United States
• Sold more than 10 million albums and singles combined, with over two billion streams
• Became a dual-vocalist quintet when Adam Gontier rejoined in 2024
• Fans at their events can expect songs from both vocal eras, so the setlist changes depending on whose voice carries the lead