Theory of a Deadman
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| Theory of a Deadman | |
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| Country | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |
| Years active | 2001 – present |
| Genres | Post-Grunge Hard rock Alternative Rock |
| Labels | 604 Records/Roadrunner Records |
| Members | Tyler Connolly Dave Brenner Dean Back Brent Fitz |
Theory of a Deadman is a modern rock band from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada signed by Nickelback's Chad Kroeger to 604 Records.
They released a self-titled album Theory of a Deadman on September 17, 2002.
The band hit the mainstream with the singles "Nothing Could Come Between Us" and "Make Up Your Mind".
On March 29, 2005, Theory released their sophomore album, Gasoline. The first single is "No Surprise". Before the release of the album the band toured with Shinedown and No Address, and starting March 1 began a promotion tour with headliners Breaking Benjamin and The Exies. Theory's popularity has risen following several songs from Gasoline appearing in the soundtrack of 2005 video game Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy).
In the heavy metal scene, outside their own genre, Theory of a Deadman is probably best known as the former band of current Annihilator singer Dave Padden.
The band performed the theme tune to World Wrestling Entertainment's No Way Out 2006 pay-per-view, a cover version of "Deadly Game" from the WWE Anthology album. The song was released on the WWE Wreckless Intent album.
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[edit] Members
- Tyler Connolly - Vocals and Guitar
- Dave Brenner - Guitar
- Dean Back - Bass
- Brent Fitz - Drums
The band chose its name from the original title of Last Song, a track Connolly penned seven years ago about a man who writes his memoirs before committing suicide.
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[edit] Singles
- Nothing Could Come Between Us(2002) #8 US Mainstream Rock
- Make Up Your Mind (2003) #12 US Mainstream Rock, #38 US Modern Rock
- Point To Prove (2003)
- The Last Song (2003)
- No Surprise (2005) #8 US Mainstream Rock, #24 Modern Rock
- Say Goodbye (2005) #22 US Mainstream Rock
- Santa Monica (2005) #27 US Mainstream Rock
- Hello Lonely (Walk Away From This) (2005) #30 US Mainstream Rock
- Better Off (2005)
- Since You've Been Gone (2006) - #57 CAN
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