Sloan

Biography

Sloan is a Canadian rock band formed in Halifax, Nova Scotia in 1991. Sloan has released fourteen full-length albums and has received nine Juno Award nominations, winning one. Between 1996 and 2016, Sloan was among the top 75 best-selling Canadian artists in Canada and among the top 25 best-selling Canadian bands in Canada. The band is known for the sharing of songwriting and lead vocals from each member of the group and their unaltered line-up throughout their career. Although formed in Halifax, the band is now based in Toronto.

Formation (1986–1991)

Chris Murphy was introduced to Jay Ferguson through Matt Murphy in 1986. The three played together in a band called "The Deluxe Boys". The group disbanded in 1987 and Ferguson and Murphy formed the band Kearney Lake Rd. with Henri Sangalang in October of that year. In 1989, Murphy met and befriended Andrew Scott. Kearney Lake Rd. broke up in early 1990. That same year, Murphy and Scott were attending the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (NSCAD) in Halifax and began jamming together. Ferguson started jamming with Murphy and Scott and they began searching for a bass player. Murphy knew of Patrick Pentland's vocal and guitar abilities from Pentland's previous bands and offered him a spot in the band. Pentland accepted, and Sloan was formed in late January 1991. The band's name comes from their friend, Jason Larsen. Larsen had been nicknamed "Slow One" by his boss, though it sounded more like "Sloan" in the boss's French accent. The original agreement was that they could name the band after Larsen as long as he was on the cover of their first album. As a result, it is Larsen who appears on the cover of the Peppermint EP.

Geffen Records, Peppermint EP (1991–1992)

On February 8, 1991, Sloan played their first concert at an art show at NSCAD University. Murphy and Pentland switched roles shortly after, with Pentland now playing guitar and Murphy playing bass. Through a battle of the bands-type gig, the band earned a spot on the DTK Records compilation Here and Now and a session with local producer Terry Pulliam at his Soundmarket Studios. The band took the opportunity to record an album's worth of songs. One of the songs recorded was "Underwhelmed×Underwhelmed1993 · SingleSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 4 tracks1Underwhelmed4:472What's There to Decide?4:213Amped3:034Sleepover8:05", which was selected for the Hear and Now '92 compilation. The band attracted interest from Canadian record labels Nettwerk and MCA Canada. After attracting interest from Todd Sullivan, an A&R representative at Geffen Records, a copy of Sloan's Pulliam sessions was sent to Sullivan. After seeing Sloan perform in Vancouver, Sullivan committed to Sloan and the band signed to Geffen in the summer of 1992. That same year, Sloan released their first recording, the EP Peppermint. It was released on the band's own label, Murderecords.

Smeared, Twice Removed (1992–1994)

On October 1, 1992, Sloan released their debut full-length album, Smeared×Smeared1 October 1992 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 12 tracks1Underwhelmed4:452Raspberry4:023I Am the Cancer3:414Median Strip3:365Take It In3:596500 Up4:217Marcus Said4:328Sugartune3:339Left of Centre2:3310Lemonzinger4:1111Two Seater3:0612What's There to Decide?4:21, on Geffen in Canada. Smeared was released in the United States in January 1993. The lead single from the album was a re-recorded version of "Underwhelmed×Underwhelmed1993 · SingleSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 4 tracks1Underwhelmed4:472What's There to Decide?4:213Amped3:034Sleepover8:05", which was a hit in Canada and peaked at No. 25 on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks chart in the U.S. In 1993, Sloan embarked on a 10-week North American tour, which included dates opening for The Lemonheads. 1993 was also the debut of SloanNet, one of the first Canadian music fan community on the World Wide Web.
The band then later began recording their second album. The recordings for the album were a departure from the shoegazer-grunge style on the band's previous album, which did not please Geffen. When Sloan refused Geffen's request to re-record the album, Geffen pulled promotional support for it. In 1994, the band released the second album, which was titled Twice Removed×Twice Removed13 July 1994 · Studio albumSpotifyYouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 12 tracks1Penpals3:082I Hate My Generation2:263People of the Sky3:374Coax Me3:265Bells On3:556Loosens5:267Worried Now2:408Shame Shame3:049Deeper than Beauty2:4010Snowsuit Sound3:4711Before I Do7:0412I Can Feel It3:28. Spin named the album one of the "Best Albums You Didn't Hear" in 1994.

One Chord to Another to Pretty Together (1995–2001)

In early 1995, rumours began circulating that Sloan was contemplating breaking up. Though they played a handful of shows in the summer of 1995, including a headlining gig at Edgefest, the band did indeed consider themselves broken up by late 1995. Even so, Sloan decided to release another album to help their Murderecords label financially and boost its profile. Though Geffen wanted to keep Sloan on the label, the band wanted to leave and Sloan was released from the label. In 1996, Sloan released One Chord to Another on Murderecords in Canada. The album featured three hit singles and would go on to sell over 80,000 copies, becoming their best-selling album in Canada to date. In 1997, the band won their first Juno Award, winning the "Best Alternative Album" award for One Chord to Another×One Chord to Another12 June 1996 · Studio albumSpotifyYouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 12 tracks1The Good in Everyone2:182Nothing Left to Make Me Want to Stay2:353Autobiography3:194Junior Panthers2:385G Turns to D3:246A Side Wins3:117Everything You've Done Wrong3:308Anyone Who's Anyone2:489The Lines You Amend2:3210Take the Bench3:5111Can't Face Up3:5312400 Metres4:31. In 1998, the band released Navy Blues, which was certified gold in Canada. In 1999, Sloan released their first live album, 4 Nights at the Palais Royale×4 Nights at the Palais Royale20 April 1999 · Album · LiveSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 28 tracks · 3 discsDisc 1A1She Says What She MeansA2The Good in EveryoneA3Coax MeA4The Lines You AmendA5Marcus SaidB1Seems So HeavyB2Sinking ShipsB3Everything You've Done WrongB4Keep on Thinkin'Disc 2C1Snowsuit SoundC2Suppose They Close the DoorC3Iggy & AngusC4Bells OnC5Anyone Who's AnyoneD1People of the SkyD2400 MetresD3On the HorizonD4I Wanna Thank YouDisc 3E1G Turns to DE2PenpalsE3Money City ManiacsE4Deeper Than BeautyE5I Am the CancerF1I Can Feel ItF2TornF3Nothing Left to Make Me Want to StayF4Before I DoF5Underwhelmed. The live album was followed that same year by their next studio album, Between the Bridges×Between the Bridges21 September 1999 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 14 tracks1The N.S.4:372So Beyond Me2:533Don't You Believe a Word3:164Friendship3:205Sensory Deprivation6:216All by Ourselves3:227A Long Time Coming5:058Waiting for Slow Songs3:149Losing California2:5710The Marquee and the Moon3:0911Take Good Care of the Poor Boy3:1312Delivering Maybes4:3213Summer's My Season3:4414At the Edge of the Scene4:41. In 2001, Sloan signed a licensing agreement with BMG Music Canada. That same year, Sloan released their next album, Pretty Together×Pretty Together16 October 2001 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 13 tracks1If It Feels Good Do It3:562In the Movies3:333The Other Man3:524Dreaming of You3:435Pick It Up and Dial It3:346The Great Wall3:097The Life of a Working Girl3:458Never Seeing the Ground for the Sky4:469It's in Your Eyes4:3010Who You Talkin' To?3:1311I Love a Long Goodbye3:0712Are You Giving Me Back My Love3:1813Your Dreams Have Come True3:24.

Action Pact, A Sides Win (2003–2005)

Sloan made a concerted effort to break into the US market on their 2003 release Action Pact. Songs were recorded in Los Angeles with Tom Rothrock producing. The glossier, radio-ready sound failed to raise Sloan's profile in the US, though they continued to be popular in Canada.
In 2005, Sloan released their first compilation album, A Sides Win: Singles 1992-2005. The album included two new songs, "All Used Up" and "Try to Make It". The Japanese release included two additional new tracks.

Yep Roc Records, Never Hear the End of It, Parallel Play (2006–2008)

Now signed to Yep Roc Records for their US releases, Sloan released their eighth album, entitled Never Hear the End of It×Never Hear the End of It19 September 2006 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 30 tracks1Flying High Again1:252Who Taught You to Live Like That?3:023I've Gotta Try2:234Everybody Wants You3:085Listen to the Radio3:106Fading Into Obscurity4:107I Can't Sleep0:538Someone That I Can Be True With1:339Right or Wrong2:4010Something's Wrong1:1511Ana Lucia3:2112Before the End of the Race2:2813Blackout1:3914I Understand5:2915You Know What It's About1:1416Golden Eyes1:0117Can't You Figure It Out?2:2718Set in Motion2:3519Love Is All Around3:2120Will I Belong?1:2021Ill Placed Trust3:2722Live the Life You're Dreaming Of4:0823Living With the Masses1:3724HFXNSHC1:1225People Think They Know Me2:1326I Know You4:0127Last Time in Love3:3628It's Not the End of the World2:2929Light Years1:5230Another Way I Could Do It3:32, in 2006. The album contained 30 tracks with all the members of the band contributing new songs. It was met with widespread critical acclaim and became the first Sloan album to chart in the United States. In 2008, Sloan followed up their longest album with their shortest ever release at the time, Parallel Play×Parallel Play10 June 2008 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 13 tracks1Believe in Me3:182Cheap Champagne2:463All I Am Is All You're Not3:034Emergency 9111:505Burn for It2:386Witch's Wand2:507The Dogs3:548Living the Dream2:539The Other Side2:5410Down in the Basement2:5911If I Could Change Your Mind2:0712I'm Not a Kid Anymore2:2613Too Many3:43.

Hit & Run and B-Sides Win (2009–2010)

In November 2009, Sloan added a digital music store to their website. To promote the store, the band released an online-only EP titled Hit & Run×Hit & RunNovember 2009 · EPSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 5 tracks1Take It Upon Yourself2:342Midnight Mass2:113It Is Never3:124Where Are You Now?2:025Oh Dear Diary3:15. The song Take It Upon Yourself was released as a free single. In February 2010, the band released another online exclusive, the compilation album B-Sides Win: Extras, Bonus Tracks and B-Sides 1992–2008.

The Double Cross, Twice Removed reissue (2011–2013)

Sloan announced plans to release a 10th album in 2011, to coincide with the 20th anniversary of their first show.
On February 22, 2011, Sloan announced that their new album would be released on May 10, 2011. The album was entitled The Double Cross×The Double Cross29 April 2011 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 12 tracksA1Follow the Leader2:56A2The Answer Was You2:18A3Unkind4:15A4Shadow of Love2:04A5She's Slowing Down Again3:05A6Green Gardens, Cold Montreal2:01B1It's Plain to See1:57B2Your Daddy Will Do3:04B3I've Gotta Know1:22B4Beverly Terrace3:01B5Traces4:58B6Laying So Low2:57, a nod to their 20th (or XX) anniversary. The album was preceded by its first single, "Unkind".
In promotion of the new album, a special video series produced and directed by Catherine Stockhausen was launched on YouTube to celebrate the band's success and renown. The videos featured interviews with musicians and celebrities such as Jason Schwartzman, Joel Plaskett, Stefan Brogren, Dave Foley, Kevin Drew, Buck 65, Sebastien Grainger, The Dears, Ian D'Sa and Benjamin Kowalewicz from Billy Talent, K-OS, and Dave Hamlin.
Following the completion of touring for The Double Cross, Sloan reissued and toured behind Twice Removed as a three-record vinyl box set containing the original album, rarities and demos. They toured North America, where they played Twice Removed in its entirety, followed by additional sets of songs that don't appear on the album.
On April 24, 2013, Sloan announced the release of a hardcore punk 7" single, Jenny b/w It's In You, It's In Me. Pre-orders of the single also included a T-shirt portraying the band members circa 1985, and a bonus digital download of 12 additional hardcore covers performed by Sloan. Some of the bands covered included Minor Threat, The Descendents, Angry Samoans, 7 Seconds, Black Flag and The Nils. In 2021, Sloan compiled and released the two originals and all 12 punk covers together as part of the 12” vinyl album, This One’s an Original.
Between 2011 and 2013, Sloan also released three limited edition live "bootleg" LPs from their archives: Is That All I Get? (1993 September Twentieth – Recorded Live On Patrick's Birthday) (2011), Australia 1999 (2012), and Japan 2002 (2013).

Commonwealth, 20th anniversary of One Chord to Another (2013–2017)

In 2013, the band revealed plans for a double album, with each of the four sides featuring a solo suite by a different band member. In May 2014, it was announced that the new album would be titled Commonwealth×Commonwealth9 September 2014 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 15 tracks1We’ve Come This Far1:232You’ve Got a Lot on Your Mind3:273Three Sisters3:494Cleopatra2:415Neither Here nor There2:116Carried Away3:367So Far So Good3:138Get Out1:409Misty’s Beside Herself2:4910You Don’t Need Excuses to Be Good3:421113 (Under a Bad Sign)2:0012Take It Easy2:3213What’s Inside3:5214Keep Swinging (Downtown)3:3815Forty‐Eight Portraits17:49 and would be released in September 2014. On July 14, 2014, the band announced the official release date for the album and the release of the album's first single, "Keep Swinging (Downtown)". In 2016, Sloan released a deluxe vinyl box set of their 1996 album, One Chord To Another×One Chord to Another12 June 1996 · Studio albumSpotifyYouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 12 tracks1The Good in Everyone2:182Nothing Left to Make Me Want to Stay2:353Autobiography3:194Junior Panthers2:385G Turns to D3:246A Side Wins3:117Everything You've Done Wrong3:308Anyone Who's Anyone2:489The Lines You Amend2:3210Take the Bench3:5111Can't Face Up3:5312400 Metres4:31, which contained the original album, rarities and demos. To mark that record's 20th anniversary, Sloan also toured North America, where they played the OCTA album in its entirety. In November 2016, Sloan released a Christmas single on limited edition, red translucent 7" vinyl, featuring two new songs, "Kids Come Back Again at Christmas" and "December 25".

12 (2018–2020)

On February 5, 2018, Sloan announced that their twelfth record would be called 12. Advance track releases included "The Day Will Be Mine", "Spin Our Wheels" (the album's lead single), "Right to Roam," and "44 Teenagers." The album was released on April 6, 2018. The album's debut marked Sloan's highest ever position on the Billboard Heatseekers chart, reaching No. 11. The band then set off on a 30-date North American tour in support of the album.
In late 2019, Sloan released their third deluxe vinyl box set – this time for their 1998 album, Navy Blues×Navy Blues26 May 1998 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 13 tracks1She Says What She Means3:022C'mon C'mon (We're Gonna Get It Started)3:313Iggy and Angus2:494Sinking Ships4:575Keep On Thinkin'2:326Money City Maniacs3:547Seems So Heavy4:098Chester the Molester3:149Stand by Me, Yeah3:1910Suppose They Close the Door3:4611On the Horizon4:0612I Wanna Thank You3:5813I'm Not Through With You Yet3:15. This release contained the original album, rarities and demos. To celebrate the box set's release, Sloan embarked on a tour of North America that extended into 2020, in which they performed the Navy Blues album in its entirety.

Steady (2021–2024)

In July 2021, it was reported that Sloan was working on their thirteenth album; they hoped to release it in the fall of 2022.
Sloan officially announced Steady, on July 13, 2022. The band released the song "Spend the Day" on streaming platforms the same day. On August 17, Sloan released the album's official lead single, "Scratch the Surface", along with an accompanying music video. Steady was released on October 21, 2022. Sloan toured to promote Steady in Canada from October 2022 to March 2023. They commenced a US leg of the tour in April 2023; the band also toured in the US on select dates between June 22 and June 30, 2023.
In November 2023, Sloan released the LP Alive & Alright×Alive & Alright4 November 2023 · Album · LiveSpotifyYouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 13 tracks1Friendship3:252All by Ourselves3:373Don’t You Believe a Word3:324The NS3:585A Long Time Coming4:246Sensory Deprivation6:337At the Edge of the Scene4:458So Beyond Me2:579Waiting for Slow Songs3:3210The Marquee and the Moon4:0911Losing California2:5812Take Good Care of the Poor Boy3:2213Delivering Maybes5:41 on limited edition vinyl; it was originally recorded in 2000.
In May 2024, Sloan released an anniversary deluxe reissue of their debut LP Smeared×Smeared1 October 1992 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 12 tracks1Underwhelmed4:452Raspberry4:023I Am the Cancer3:414Median Strip3:365Take It In3:596500 Up4:217Marcus Said4:328Sugartune3:339Left of Centre2:3310Lemonzinger4:1111Two Seater3:0612What's There to Decide?4:21, at their annual Murderecords Garage sale. They also played throughout Canada during the summer of 2024.
In November 2024, in part due to the Smeared reissue boxed set, the band performed two shows at Toronto’s Concert Hall. The shows featured the complete Smeared LP as a first set, and the era’s b-sides and outtakes as the second set; it also featured Jennifer Pierce on select songs.
In May 2025, the band released B-Sides Win: Vol. 3: 2003-2011 on vinyl at their Murderecords Garage sale.

Based on the Best Seller (2024–present)

Sloan started work on a new LP in late 2024. In June 2025, the band announced their fourteenth studio LP, titled Based on the Best Seller×Based on the Best Seller26 September 2025 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 12 tracks1Capitol Cooler3:142Dream Destroyer3:543Open Your Umbrellas2:124Baxter2:535Congratulations2:256Live Forever3:277So Far Down2:548Fortune Teller3:259No Damn Fears4:2210Collect Yourself2:4211Here We Go Again3:2712I Already Know3:22. Sloan also released the first track from the LP, "Live Forever×Live Forever16 June 2025 · SingleSpotifyYouTube MusicTracklist · 1 track1Live Forever3:27" to streaming platform; they also shared the album's release date of September 26, 2025. Sloan toured for the new LP in 2025 and 2026.
The song "No Damn Fears" was longlisted for the 2026 SOCAN Polaris Song Prize.

Songwriting, live performances

All four members of Sloan write and sing their own songs; when they play live, they switch instruments accordingly. The band typically performs as follows: Murphy plays bass, Pentland plays lead guitar, Ferguson plays rhythm guitar, and Scott plays drums. Scott plays guitar while singing his songs, while Ferguson switches to bass and Murphy switches to drums. Prior to 2006's Never Hear the End of It, Ferguson and Scott would also play electric piano on songs that called for it. Multi-instrumentalist Gregory Macdonald has handled all keyboard duties live and in the studio since 2006. Murphy and Pentland would be considered the two main vocalists as they sing lead on the majority of the band's songs and contribute back-up/harmony vocals to all of them.
While Murphy has written more of the band's songs than any of the other members, particularly on the band's first two albums, Pentland is nonetheless responsible for having written a majority of Sloan's most recognizable hits. Every member of the group has contributed at least one song per album, with the lone exception being 2003's Action Pact×Action Pact19 August 2003 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 12 tracks1Gimme That2:392Live On3:113Backstabbin’2:514The Rest of My Life2:465False Alarm3:486Nothing Lasts Forever Anymore3:187Hollow Head3:378Ready for You2:089I Was Wrong2:5210Who Loves Life More?3:2711Reach Out3:2912Fade Away4:47 on which Scott has no songs. According to Eye Weekly, that album's producer, Tom Rothrock, essentially randomly selected tracks out of the band's submissions in the interest of creating a more streamlined sound. Also, Scott's songwriting output at that time may have been somewhat diminished because he had recently become a father.

Members

Jay Ferguson – vocals, rhythm guitar, bass guitar (1991–present)
Chris Murphy – vocals, bass guitar, drums (1991–present)
Patrick Pentland – vocals, lead guitar (1991–present)
Andrew Scott – vocals, drums, rhythm guitar (1991–present)
Touring members
Gregory Macdonald – Keyboards, percussion, backing vocals, guitar (2006–present)

Honours and awards

In 1996, a reader poll by Canadian music magazine Chart! ranked Twice Removed as the best Canadian album of all time, only two years after its release. The same poll in 2000 ranked the album third, behind Joni Mitchell's Blue and Neil Young's Harvest. However, the 2005 poll once again ranked the album first. The band has also been nominated for several Juno Awards, winning one in 1997 for Best Alternative Album for One Chord to Another×One Chord to Another12 June 1996 · Studio albumSpotifyYouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 12 tracks1The Good in Everyone2:182Nothing Left to Make Me Want to Stay2:353Autobiography3:194Junior Panthers2:385G Turns to D3:246A Side Wins3:117Everything You've Done Wrong3:308Anyone Who's Anyone2:489The Lines You Amend2:3210Take the Bench3:5111Can't Face Up3:5312400 Metres4:31.

Juno Awards

Source

1994: Nominated – Best New Group
1995: Nominated – Best Alternative Album (Twice Removed×Twice Removed13 July 1994 · Studio albumSpotifyYouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 12 tracks1Penpals3:082I Hate My Generation2:263People of the Sky3:374Coax Me3:265Bells On3:556Loosens5:267Worried Now2:408Shame Shame3:049Deeper than Beauty2:4010Snowsuit Sound3:4711Before I Do7:0412I Can Feel It3:28)
1997: Won – Best Alternative Album (One Chord to Another×One Chord to Another12 June 1996 · Studio albumSpotifyYouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 12 tracks1The Good in Everyone2:182Nothing Left to Make Me Want to Stay2:353Autobiography3:194Junior Panthers2:385G Turns to D3:246A Side Wins3:117Everything You've Done Wrong3:308Anyone Who's Anyone2:489The Lines You Amend2:3210Take the Bench3:5111Can't Face Up3:5312400 Metres4:31)
1999: Nominated – Best Rock Album (Navy Blues×Navy Blues26 May 1998 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 13 tracks1She Says What She Means3:022C'mon C'mon (We're Gonna Get It Started)3:313Iggy and Angus2:494Sinking Ships4:575Keep On Thinkin'2:326Money City Maniacs3:547Seems So Heavy4:098Chester the Molester3:149Stand by Me, Yeah3:1910Suppose They Close the Door3:4611On the Horizon4:0612I Wanna Thank You3:5813I'm Not Through With You Yet3:15)
2000: Nominated – Best Album Design (Catherine Stockhausen and Lee Towndrow, Between the Bridges×Between the Bridges21 September 1999 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 14 tracks1The N.S.4:372So Beyond Me2:533Don't You Believe a Word3:164Friendship3:205Sensory Deprivation6:216All by Ourselves3:227A Long Time Coming5:058Waiting for Slow Songs3:149Losing California2:5710The Marquee and the Moon3:0911Take Good Care of the Poor Boy3:1312Delivering Maybes4:3213Summer's My Season3:4414At the Edge of the Scene4:41)
2002: Nominated – Best Rock Album (Pretty Together×Pretty Together16 October 2001 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 13 tracks1If It Feels Good Do It3:562In the Movies3:333The Other Man3:524Dreaming of You3:435Pick It Up and Dial It3:346The Great Wall3:097The Life of a Working Girl3:458Never Seeing the Ground for the Sky4:469It's in Your Eyes4:3010Who You Talkin' To?3:1311I Love a Long Goodbye3:0712Are You Giving Me Back My Love3:1813Your Dreams Have Come True3:24)
2002: Nominated – Best Single ("If It Feels Good Do It×If It Feels Good Do It2001 · SingleSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 3 tracks1If It Feels Good Do It (radio edit one)4:132If It Feels Good Do It (radio edit two)3:563If It Feels Good Do It (album version)3:56")
2007: Nominated – Best Rock Album (Never Hear the End of It×Never Hear the End of It19 September 2006 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 30 tracks1Flying High Again1:252Who Taught You to Live Like That?3:023I've Gotta Try2:234Everybody Wants You3:085Listen to the Radio3:106Fading Into Obscurity4:107I Can't Sleep0:538Someone That I Can Be True With1:339Right or Wrong2:4010Something's Wrong1:1511Ana Lucia3:2112Before the End of the Race2:2813Blackout1:3914I Understand5:2915You Know What It's About1:1416Golden Eyes1:0117Can't You Figure It Out?2:2718Set in Motion2:3519Love Is All Around3:2120Will I Belong?1:2021Ill Placed Trust3:2722Live the Life You're Dreaming Of4:0823Living With the Masses1:3724HFXNSHC1:1225People Think They Know Me2:1326I Know You4:0127Last Time in Love3:3628It's Not the End of the World2:2929Light Years1:5230Another Way I Could Do It3:32)
2009: Nominated – Best Rock Album (Parallel Play×Parallel Play10 June 2008 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 13 tracks1Believe in Me3:182Cheap Champagne2:463All I Am Is All You're Not3:034Emergency 9111:505Burn for It2:386Witch's Wand2:507The Dogs3:548Living the Dream2:539The Other Side2:5410Down in the Basement2:5911If I Could Change Your Mind2:0712I'm Not a Kid Anymore2:2613Too Many3:43)
2012: Nominated – Best Rock Album (The Double Cross×The Double Cross29 April 2011 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 12 tracksA1Follow the Leader2:56A2The Answer Was You2:18A3Unkind4:15A4Shadow of Love2:04A5She's Slowing Down Again3:05A6Green Gardens, Cold Montreal2:01B1It's Plain to See1:57B2Your Daddy Will Do3:04B3I've Gotta Know1:22B4Beverly Terrace3:01B5Traces4:58B6Laying So Low2:57)

East Coast Music Awards

1993: Nominated – Album of the Year (Smeared×Smeared1 October 1992 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 12 tracks1Underwhelmed4:452Raspberry4:023I Am the Cancer3:414Median Strip3:365Take It In3:596500 Up4:217Marcus Said4:328Sugartune3:339Left of Centre2:3310Lemonzinger4:1111Two Seater3:0612What's There to Decide?4:21), Entertainer of the Year, Pop Rock Recording of the Year, Song of the Year ("Underwhelmed×Underwhelmed1993 · SingleSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 4 tracks1Underwhelmed4:472What's There to Decide?4:213Amped3:034Sleepover8:05"), Video of the Year ("Underwhelmed")
1996: Won – Alternative Recording of the Year
Nominated – Pop Rock Recording of the Year, Video of the Year ("People of the Sky")
1997: Won – Alternative Recording of the Year, Group of the Year
Nominated – Pop Rock Recording of the Year
1998: Nominated – Single of the Year ("Everything You've Done Wrong"), Video of the Year ("Everything You've Done Wrong")
1999: Nominated – Group of the Year, Video of the Year ("Money City Maniacs")
2001: Nominated – Group of the Year
2002: Won – Video of the Year ("If It Feels Good Do It×If It Feels Good Do It2001 · SingleSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 3 tracks1If It Feels Good Do It (radio edit one)4:132If It Feels Good Do It (radio edit two)3:563If It Feels Good Do It (album version)3:56")
Nominated – Album of the Year (Pretty Together×Pretty Together16 October 2001 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 13 tracks1If It Feels Good Do It3:562In the Movies3:333The Other Man3:524Dreaming of You3:435Pick It Up and Dial It3:346The Great Wall3:097The Life of a Working Girl3:458Never Seeing the Ground for the Sky4:469It's in Your Eyes4:3010Who You Talkin' To?3:1311I Love a Long Goodbye3:0712Are You Giving Me Back My Love3:1813Your Dreams Have Come True3:24), Entertainer of the Year, Group of the Year, Rock Recording of the Year, Songwriter of the Year ("If It Feels Good Do It")
2003: Nominated – Entertainer of the Year, Single of the Year ("The Other Man"), Video of the Year ("The Other Man")
2004: Won – Video of the Year ("The Rest of My Life")
Nominated – Album of the Year (Action Pact×Action Pact19 August 2003 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 12 tracks1Gimme That2:392Live On3:113Backstabbin’2:514The Rest of My Life2:465False Alarm3:486Nothing Lasts Forever Anymore3:187Hollow Head3:378Ready for You2:089I Was Wrong2:5210Who Loves Life More?3:2711Reach Out3:2912Fade Away4:47), Group of the Year, Rock Recording of the Year (Action Pact), Single of the Year ("The Rest of My Life"), Songwriter of the Year ("The Rest of My Life")
2006 Nominated – Single of the Year ("All Used Up")
2007 Won – Rock Recording of the Year (Never Hear the End of It)
Nominated: Album of the Year (Never Hear the End of It×Never Hear the End of It19 September 2006 · Studio albumSpotify (search)YouTube Music (search)Tracklist · 30 tracks1Flying High Again1:252Who Taught You to Live Like That?3:023I've Gotta Try2:234Everybody Wants You3:085Listen to the Radio3:106Fading Into Obscurity4:107I Can't Sleep0:538Someone That I Can Be True With1:339Right or Wrong2:4010Something's Wrong1:1511Ana Lucia3:2112Before the End of the Race2:2813Blackout1:3914I Understand5:2915You Know What It's About1:1416Golden Eyes1:0117Can't You Figure It Out?2:2718Set in Motion2:3519Love Is All Around3:2120Will I Belong?1:2021Ill Placed Trust3:2722Live the Life You're Dreaming Of4:0823Living With the Masses1:3724HFXNSHC1:1225People Think They Know Me2:1326I Know You4:0127Last Time in Love3:3628It's Not the End of the World2:2929Light Years1:5230Another Way I Could Do It3:32), Group of the Year