Three Days Grace frontman says shows with Buckcherry should be "good time"

Three Days Grace begins a short tour with Buckcherry on January 19th in Columbus, Ohio, which takes the band into early February and a round of dates with Flyleaf. Three Days Grace frontman Adam Gontier told us he's looking forward to hooking up with Buckcherry: "They should be pretty cool shows, man. I mean, we've hung out with those guys before and they're good guys, so the tour will be good. You know, they probably have a little bit -- I don't know if their crowd is a little bit older than ours or not, but we'll have to see, you know. I think it's gonna be a good time anyway."

Three Days Grace recently notched the most played song at rock radio in 2006 with "Animal I Have Become." Both that and the band's latest single, "Pain," come off the group's second album, One X.

Three Days Grace recently played a series of acoustic dates at centers for addiction, mental health facilities, and group homes, included a November 29th gig at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) in Toronto, where Gontier went into recovery two years ago for drug and alcohol addictions.

Following its stints with Buckcherry and Flyleaf, Three Days Grace will hit the road with fellow Canadians Nickelback in late February.
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