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Meet the Band
Lead Volcals, Adam Gontier was influenced by his mother , The Beatles, Sunny Day Real Estate, Jeff Buckley, Pearl Jam, and Alice in Chains.Adam has several tattoos, including a solid black band and the lyrics to "Never Too Late" on his right forearm, and a tribute to his grandmother on his left arm. While he was in Cleveland, Ohio on March 3rd, 2007 he added a tribal head design on his right upper arm.Also in 2005, Gontier went to rehab for an addiction to Oxycontin at the Toronto rehab center CAMH (Centre for Addiction and Mental Health), which is where many of the songs for One-X were written, including "Animal I Have Become", "Over and Over", "Pain" and a few more. He is still sober, and a docu-drama about it named "Behind The Pain" was released in 2007.
Lead Guitar, Back-up volcals,Upon completion of the album the band recruited Barry Stock to help on lead guitar to give Adam breathing room on stage and on tour.
Bass Guitar,Back-up volcals Brad was born in 1977. He is the older brother to Matt Walst, who is the lead vocalist and guitarist for My Darkest Days. He is married to Rhonda Walst, and together the two of them have a child named James Walst.
Drums, Back-up volcals Sanderson was born in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada though he grew up in Norwood, Ontario, Canada. He also was in a former band called "Oddball" with Thousand Foot Krutch lead singer Trevor McNevan During his freshmen year of high school, he formed Groundswell with his friends Adam Gontier and Brad Walst. The band was a success in their town, so they pursued it as a living and the band was re-named to Three Days Grace. Later, Barry Stock was added to the band.
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