“Pickle’s Back," to the tune of Nickelback’s 2001 hit “How You Remind Me,” celebrates the return of Cheetos' Flamin’ Hot Dill ...

Nickelback finally reaches No. 1 on Billboard's Rock Digital Song Sales chart as "Bones for the Crows" launches in first ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Chad Kroeger knows how to make an entrance. We’re sitting in a Soho pizza restaurant (a nearby pub has already been rejected as an ...

To cajole people into eating snacks laden with spicy gherkin flavor, the folks at Frito Lay need to get themselves out of a real pickle. The quandary is this: Snacking giant Frito-Lay is reviving its ...

If you told someone five years ago that Megan Thee Stallion and Nickelback would team up for a Flamin’ Hot Cheetos music ...

For many years, Vice has gone into uncharted territory to interview individuals you’ve never been exposed to before. In this new clip, they did it again, tracking down the elusive broad-daylight ...

Nickelback bassist Mike Kroeger has reneged on his previous claim that the Canadian rockers would "love to" make a heavy metal album. In an interview published Wednesday (July 10), the musician told ...

50 million albums worldwide. 24 years. 9 albums. One endless running joke. Those stats sum up Nickelback's long, successful and tirelessly mocked run as one of music's most rock bands of the last two ...

It’s been more than 20 years since Nickelback topped the Hot 100 with "How You Remind Me," which would go on to be named one of the most successful hits of that decade in almost every respect. The ...

“Nickelback” — even the name of the band sets people’s teeth on edge. Today, this popular Canadian rock band is better known for the mass hatred they inspire than their music. But why do some people ...

They’re not really country, but they’re not rock 'n' roll either. They’re barely even a band that can still attract critical attention, yet their continually commercially successful songs still incite ...