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Chad Kroeger, along with [[Saliva (band)|Saliva]] vocalist [[Josey Scott]], [[Theory of a Deadman]] guitarist [[Tyler Connolly]], and [[Our Lady Peace]] drummer [[Jeremy Taggart]], performed the theme song titled "[[Hero (Chad Kroeger song)|Hero]]" for the blockbuster smash hit movie ''[[Spider-Man (film)|Spider-Man]]'' in 2002. Also in 2002, Kroeger wrote and sang on "[[Why Don't You & I]]" for [[Carlos Santana|Santana]]'s ''[[Shaman (album)|Shaman]]''. However, when [[Arista Records|Arista]] decided to release the song as a single in Summer 2003, Kroeger's label, [[Roadrunner Records|Roadrunner]], refused permission, citing concerns that Kroeger appearing on a "high-profile single" would compromise the excitement over Nickelback's fall 2003 release ''[[The Long Road]]''. Kroeger is the one that recommended [[The Calling]]'s [[Alex Band]], another Arista artist, as a replacement for re-recording the single. The recording with Kroeger on vocals can easily be found on most peer-to-peer networks to this day.<ref>[http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=13236 ''"Nickelback's Record Company Explains Chad Kroeger ban on Santana Single]"'' - July 2, 2003 @ RoadrunnerRecords.com</ref><ref>[http://www.foundrymusic.com/opieanthony/displayheadline.cfm/id/2966 "Nickelback's Kroeger Not Allowed on Santana Single"] @ foundrymusic.com</ref><ref>[http://music.yahoo.com/read/news/12027230 "Carlos Santana Says Label Politics Forced Chad Kroeger/Alex Band Change On New Single"''] @ Music.Yahoo!</ref> In 2007, Chad Kroeger ended up working with Santana for a second time, when he co-wrote and recorded guitar and vocals parts for a new song meant to appear on the compilation album ''[[Ultimate Santana]]''. The track is called "[[Into the Night (Santana song)|Into the Night]]" and was released as a single on August 20, 2007. The album ''[[Ultimate Santana]]'' was released in October. Besides working with Santana, Chad also recorded with [[Travis Tritt]] on his new album ''[[The Storm (Travis Tritt album)|The Storm]]'' where Tritt did a cover of Nickelback's "Should've Listened" track from ''The Long Road''. |
Chad Kroeger, along with [[Saliva (band)|Saliva]] vocalist [[Josey Scott]], [[Theory of a Deadman]] guitarist [[Tyler Connolly]], and [[Our Lady Peace]] drummer [[Jeremy Taggart]], performed the theme song titled "[[Hero (Chad Kroeger song)|Hero]]" for the blockbuster smash hit movie ''[[Spider-Man (film)|Spider-Man]]'' in 2002. Also in 2002, Kroeger wrote and sang on "[[Why Don't You & I]]" for [[Carlos Santana|Santana]]'s ''[[Shaman (album)|Shaman]]''. However, when [[Arista Records|Arista]] decided to release the song as a single in Summer 2003, Kroeger's label, [[Roadrunner Records|Roadrunner]], refused permission, citing concerns that Kroeger appearing on a "high-profile single" would compromise the excitement over Nickelback's fall 2003 release ''[[The Long Road]]''. Kroeger is the one that recommended [[The Calling]]'s [[Alex Band]], another Arista artist, as a replacement for re-recording the single. The recording with Kroeger on vocals can easily be found on most peer-to-peer networks to this day.<ref>[http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=13236 ''"Nickelback's Record Company Explains Chad Kroeger ban on Santana Single]"'' - July 2, 2003 @ RoadrunnerRecords.com</ref><ref>[http://www.foundrymusic.com/opieanthony/displayheadline.cfm/id/2966 "Nickelback's Kroeger Not Allowed on Santana Single"] @ foundrymusic.com</ref><ref>[http://music.yahoo.com/read/news/12027230 "Carlos Santana Says Label Politics Forced Chad Kroeger/Alex Band Change On New Single"''] @ Music.Yahoo!</ref> In 2007, Chad Kroeger ended up working with Santana for a second time, when he co-wrote and recorded guitar and vocals parts for a new song meant to appear on the compilation album ''[[Ultimate Santana]]''. The track is called "[[Into the Night (Santana song)|Into the Night]]" and was released as a single on August 20, 2007. The album ''[[Ultimate Santana]]'' was released in October. Besides working with Santana, Chad also recorded with [[Travis Tritt]] on his new album ''[[The Storm (Travis Tritt album)|The Storm]]'' where Tritt did a cover of Nickelback's "Should've Listened" track from ''The Long Road''. Chad was bullied as a child as he had gay hair and used to be breast fed until he was 15 |
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Kroeger also wrote and played guitar on [[Bo Bice]]'s ''[[The Real Thing (Bo Bice album)|You're Everything]]''. |
Kroeger also wrote and played guitar on [[Bo Bice]]'s ''[[The Real Thing (Bo Bice album)|You're Everything]]''. |
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Chad Robert Kroeger (born Chad Robert Turton on November 15, 1974 in Hanna, Alberta) is the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist for the band Nickelback.
Biography
Chad Robert Turton also known as Chad Robert Kroeger was born in Hanna Alberta Canada on November 15, 1974.
Collaborations
Chad Kroeger, along with Saliva vocalist Josey Scott, Theory of a Deadman guitarist Tyler Connolly, and Our Lady Peace drummer Jeremy Taggart, performed the theme song titled "Hero" for the blockbuster smash hit movie Spider-Man in 2002. Also in 2002, Kroeger wrote and sang on "Why Don't You & I" for Santana's Shaman. However, when Arista decided to release the song as a single in Summer 2003, Kroeger's label, Roadrunner, refused permission, citing concerns that Kroeger appearing on a "high-profile single" would compromise the excitement over Nickelback's fall 2003 release The Long Road. Kroeger is the one that recommended The Calling's Alex Band, another Arista artist, as a replacement for re-recording the single. The recording with Kroeger on vocals can easily be found on most peer-to-peer networks to this day.[1][2][3] In 2007, Chad Kroeger ended up working with Santana for a second time, when he co-wrote and recorded guitar and vocals parts for a new song meant to appear on the compilation album Ultimate Santana. The track is called "Into the Night" and was released as a single on August 20, 2007. The album Ultimate Santana was released in October. Besides working with Santana, Chad also recorded with Travis Tritt on his new album The Storm where Tritt did a cover of Nickelback's "Should've Listened" track from The Long Road. Chad was bullied as a child as he had gay hair and used to be breast fed until he was 15
Kroeger also wrote and played guitar on Bo Bice's You're Everything.
Chad Kroeger, Eric Dill, Rune Westberg and Chris Daughtry wrote the debut single of Daughtry's new album.[4] The single, titled No Surprise, was debuted on American Idol Wednesday, May 6, 2009.
Legal problem
On June 1, 2006 at around 1:30 a.m. Kroeger was pulled over by the RCMP in Surrey for speeding. A breathalyzer-type test later showed a blood alcohol level of .18, more than twice the legal limit of .08. Kroeger's lawyer, Marvin Stern, attempted to have the results of the later test ruled inadmissible as evidence on the grounds that the request to blow into the officer's face constituted an illegal search and seizure. The judge accepted that the search was illegal. Nevertheless, on March 4, 2008 the judge rejected the request to rule the evidence inadmissible.[5] On April 1, 2008, Kroeger was convicted for driving with a blood-alcohol concentration over .08. On May 1, 2008, the court sentenced him to pay a $600 fine and prohibited him from driving for one year. [6]
Equipment
Chad mostly uses Paul Reed Smith (PRS Guitars); including Singlecut, McCarty 2, and 513 models. He's been seen with Gibson and Gretsch electric guitars in his early career. He is said to have an Epiphone 7-string electric guitar as well. During Nickelback's most recent tour in promotion of their album, Dark Horse, Chad has been seen using several Gibson Les Pauls, including the Les Paul Silverburst. He has been seen playing Martin, Yamaha, Babicz, Fender, and Tacoma acoustic guitars. He has also been seen using Ryan Peake's acoustic guitar given to him by his father.
References
- ^ "Nickelback's Record Company Explains Chad Kroeger ban on Santana Single" - July 2, 2003 @ RoadrunnerRecords.com
- ^ "Nickelback's Kroeger Not Allowed on Santana Single" @ foundrymusic.com
- ^ "Carlos Santana Says Label Politics Forced Chad Kroeger/Alex Band Change On New Single" @ Music.Yahoo!
- ^ "Lyrics to No Surprise".
- ^ http://www.provincialcourt.bc.ca/judgments/pc/2008/00/p08_0064.htm Regina v. Turton -- Ruling on the Voir Dire
- ^ Chad Kroeger gets $600 fine for drunk driving, CTV, May 1, 2008
External links
- 604 Records official website
- Biography at Starpulse