Our Lady Peace

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I have to admit, when I first heard that Our Lady Peace was coming to Vancouver, my initial thought was "they're still making music?"Read More

Our Lady peace had a hell of a four-album run to open their career. 1994's Naveed burst the act into the mainstream within the confines of their native Canada, with help from singles such as "Birdman" and the record's title track. Read More

We all have our favorite bands and artists, who we follow relentlessly, whose every move we have documented. Read More

Some bands refuse to play some of their songs live. Read More

Just prior to their North American tour, a 74-year boxing legend joined Canadian rock band Our Lady Peac e in a cramped Toronto hotel suite. Read More

Raine Maida (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Jeremy Taggart (drums), Duncan Coutt (bass, backing vocals) and Steve Mazur (lead guitar, backing vocals) -- are currently touring behind their brand new album "Curve."Read More

Our Lady Peace will release its eighth LP, Curve , on April 17 via eOne Music – a follow-up to 2009's Burn Burn . Read More

Our Lady Peace played a key role during this critic's (and probably many readers') formative years, including the time I gave my first valentine a bouquet of chocolate flowers with 90′s hit "Clumsy" soundtracking the sweaty-palmed affair. Read More

"Over the years, I have come to realize that musicians and boxers have a lot in common. There are strong emotional and physical similarities between the two. The boxer skillfully relies on rhythm and improvisation to control a fight. An artist relies on rhythm and improvisation to help guide the listener. The boxer uses footwork, punching combinations and tempo to attack and escape his opponent. The artist uses chord progressions, melody and tempo to help the listener escape. Either in the ring or onstage, both the fighter and artist put a piece of their soul on display in a fascinating struggle of determination and acceptance. It's a struggle for affirmation that their work and life force are worthwhile. This war is an age old battle between ego and the sacred self. One designed to fight the other to heal."Read More