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When was the album "Life Starts Now" by Three Days Grace released?

2009. This album was released by Three Days Grace in September 2009.

Which album was the first the band ever recorded after reforming and calling themselves Three Days Grace?

Three Days Grace. The self-titled album, "Three Days Grace", was released in 2003, and was praised in many ways!

What is the name of Adam Gontier's famous dog?

Mabel Gontier. She is such a beauty! Mabel is his dog, while he has a godchild named Roo.

Before they were known as Three Days Grace, they had another name. What was it?

Groundswell. After they broke up once, they reformed again with a new name and a new style!

Adam Gontier recorded a song, "I Don't Care", with a famous Finnish band. Which band was it?

Apocalyptica. The song "I Don't Care" was from Apocalytica's album, "Worlds Collide", featuring Adam Gontier on lead vocals.

Which famous single was released a few days before its album, "Life Starts Now"?

Break. There is also a music video for this catchy song. True fans don't want to miss it, at least not if you like a lot of paint and cool guitar moves!

Where was the band formed for the first time?

Norwood, Ontario. They were first formed in Norwood, Ontario, in Canada, 1992.

Which instrument does Brad Walst play in Three Days Grace?

Bass. He started with the band in 1992 when it was first formed, and later on again after they disbanded and reformed again in 1997.

Adam Gontier, lead vocalist of Three Days Grace, has the lyrics of one of his own songs tattooed on his arm. Which song is it?

Never Too Late. He has several other tattoos too, but the most interesting would be the little butterfly he has on his wrist!

Which record label is the first one to have signed a deal with Three Days Grace?

Jive Records. The company's president asked for them to join, and so they signed a deal with them. Jive Records is also the record label for famous band such as Bullet for My Valentine and Apocalyptica.