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HEDLEY
The Grid Whitney Banh Base Grid Columns: 7 Rows: 7 PICTURE HEADLINE HEDLEY H edley is a Canadian rock band composed of lead singer Jacob Hoggard, Tommy Mac on bass, Dave Rosin on lead guitar and Chris Crippin on drums. The band retains the name of Hoggard’s pre-Canadian Idol group, although the membership has changed. The band originated in Abbotsford, British Columbia. They were named after the town of Hedley, British Columbia, a name chosen after members heard that it was for sale for $246,000. While the idea of buying the town ran its course, the name remained. There are also rumors that the name “Hedley” originated from Hedley Street in Abbotsford, the hometown of Jacob Hoggard. Hedley originally consisted of Jacob Hoggard, Kevin Giesbrecht, Kevin Heeres, Ryan Federau, and Brandon McKay. The band wrote many songs such as Gunnin’ and Sugar Free (which were later recorded by the current Hedley). The original band bet Jacob Hoggard $150 that he wouldn’t make it into the top three for Canadian Idol. Hoggard proved them wrong making it to the top three before stepping out of the competition. Reason for he knew where Hedley was going and wanted to start with a road of success for him and his band. Their debut single “On My Own” reached number 1 on the Canadian Singles Chart and the follow-up “Trip” peaked at number 11. The singles “On My Own”, “321”, “Trip”, and “Gunnin” topped the MuchMusic Countdown. Their last single, “Street Fight”, off of their selftitled debut album was successful on both the MuchMusic Countdown and the Canadian Singles Chart. Their first single from their album Famous Last Words, “She’s So Sorry”, achieved much success on the MuchMusic Countdown. They have toured with Simple Plan, Faber Drive, MxPx, Nickelback and Bon Jovi. In the summer of 2006, they signed a record deal with Capitol Records in the United States where they completed a tour opening for Yellowcard. Hedley released their second album, Famous Last Words, on October 30, 2007. It went platinum ten days after release. The first single from the CD, “She’s So Sorry”, was released to radio on August 21, 2007. The video was shot in Toronto, Ontario, and premiered on MuchMusic on September 20, 2007. An American compilation of singles was released in the US by Universal Music on May 19, 2009 entitled Never Too Late. On November 17, 2009, Hedley released their third studio album The Show Must Go. The first single “Cha-Ching” peaked at number 6 in the Canadian Hot 100. The second single, Don’t Talk To Strangers peaked at number 11 on the Canadian Hot 100, and at number 1 on the Much Music Countdown. The third single “Perfect” peaked at number seven in the Canadian Hot 100, and also peaked at number one in the Much Music Countdown. The fourth single off the album was “Hands Up”. Headline Insignia LT Std 166/170 Body Horley Old Style MT Std 10/12 Hedley have finished their tour across Canada in support of their new album The Show Must Go which was released November 17, 2009. On November 16, 2009, Chart Attack reported, “Fefe Dobson and Stereos will be along for the whole trek, while Faber Drive and Boys Like Girls will support on select dates.” A live album entitled “Go With The Show” was recorded during this tour. In 2010 the band signed an American record deal with Island Records. The album was originally to be released in the US on October 12, but instead was released on December 7, 2010. The band also toured the US promoting the album, the album was available on the tour containing the bonus tracks. Famous Last Words arrived in October 2007. The dance-punk-infused The Show Must Go followed in 2009. Also that same year, the band released the singles compilation Never Too Late. In 2010, Hedley released the live CD/DVD Go with the Show. Jason Ankeny, Rovi. BODY HEDLEY HEDLEY H ONE LIFE T he Vancouver punk-pop quartet Hedley are The band generated a healthy buzz at the however, and Hedley returned home to work Headline Futura Std/Medium Condensed 127/130 Subhead Futura Std/Bold Condensed 30/32 Body Cochin 10/12 edley is a Canadian rock band composed of lead singer Jacob Hoggard, Tommy Mac on bass, Dave Rosin on lead guitar and Chris Crippin on drums. The band retains the name of Hoggard’s pre-Canadian Idol group, although the membership has changed. The band originated in Abbotsford, British Columbia. They were named after the town of Hedley, British Columbia, a name chosen after members heard that it was for sale for $246,000. While the idea of buying the town ran its course, the name remained. There are also rumors that the name “Hedley” originated from Hedley Street in Abbotsford, the hometown of Jacob Hoggard. Hedley originally consisted of Jacob Hoggard, Kevin Giesbrecht, Kevin Heeres, Ryan Federau, and Brandon McKay. The band wrote many songs such as Gunnin’ and Sugar Free (which were later recorded by the current Hedley). The original band bet Jacob Hoggard $150 that he wouldn’t make it into the top three for Canadian Idol. Hoggard proved them wrong making it to the top three before stepping out of the competition. Reason for he knew where Hedley was going and wanted to start with a road of success for him and his band. Their debut single “On My Own” reached number 1 on the Canadian Singles Chart and the followup “Trip” peaked at number 11. The singles “On My Own”, “321”, “Trip”, and “Gunnin” topped the MuchMusic Countdown. Their last single, “Street Fight”, off of their self-titled debut album was successful on both the MuchMusic Countdown and the Canadian Singles Chart. Their first single from their album Famous Last Words, “She’s So Sorry”, achieved much success on the MuchMusic Countdown. They have toured with Simple Plan, Faber Drive, MxPx, Nickelback and Bon Jovi. In the summer of 2006, they signed a record deal with Capitol Records in the United States where they completed a tour opening for Yellowcard. Hedley released their second album, Famous Last Words, on October 30, 2007. It went platinum ten days after release. “Just remember you can never make it rain on anyone” The first single from the CD, “She’s So Sorry”, was released to radio on August 21, 2007. The video was shot in Toronto, Ontario, and premiered on MuchMusic on September 20, 2007. An American compilation of singles was released in the US by Universal Music on May 19, 2009 entitled Never Too Late. On November 17, 2009, Hedley released their third studio album The Show Must Go. The first single “Cha-Ching” peaked at number 6 in the Canadian Hot 100. The second single, Don’t Talk To Strangers peaked at number 11 on the Canadian Hot 100, and at number 1 on the Much Music Countdown. The third single Headline American Typewriter 48/50 Subhead American Typewriter 22/26 Body Adobe Garamond Pro 12/14 “Perfect” peaked at number seven in the Canadian Hot 100, and also peaked at number one in the Much Music Countdown. The fourth single off the album was “Hands Up”. Hedley have finished their tour across Canada in support of their new album The Show Must Go which was released November 17, 2009. On November 16, 2009, Chart Attack reported, “Fefe Dobson and Stereos will be along for the whole trek, while Faber Drive and Boys Like Girls will support on select dates.” A live album entitled “Go With The Show” was recorded during this tour. In 2010 the band signed an American record deal with Island Records. The album was originally to be released in the US on October 12, but instead was released on December 7, 2010. The band also toured the US promoting the album, the album was available on the tour containing the bonus tracks “I Do (Wanna Love You)” and “Color Outside The Lines.” On May 5, 2011, Hedley confirmed that they were back in the studio recording a new album. The first official single from the album, entitled, “Invincible”, was released on iTunes (Canada) on August 23, 2011. The single has yet to be released on iTunes (U.S.). An official music video for the single, “Invincible’, was released on September 6, 2011. Another official music video for “One Life” was also released. The band’s fourth studio album, Storms, was released on November 8, 2011. PICTURE DRIVEN BODY DRIVEN Hedley originally consisted of Jacob Hoggard, Kevin Giesbrecht, Kevin Heeres, Ryan Federau, and Brandon McKay. The band wrote many songs such as Gunnin’ and Sugar Free (which were later recorded by the current Hedley). The original band bet Jacob Hoggard $150 that he wouldn’t make it into the top three for Canadian Idol. Hoggard proved them wrong making it to the top three before stepping out of the competition. Reason for he knew where Hedley was going and wanted to start with a road of success for him and his band. Their Hedley is a Canadian rock band composed of lead singer Jacob Hoggard, Tommy Mac on bass, Dave Rosin on lead guitar and Chris Crippin on drums. The band retains the name of Hoggard’s pre-Canadian Idol group, although the membership has changed. The band originated in Abbotsford, British Columbia. They were named after the town of Hedley, British Columbia, a name chosen after members heard that it was for sale for $246,000. While the idea of buying the town ran its course, the name remained. There are also rumors that the name “Hedley” originated from Hedley Street in Abbotsford, the hometown of Jacob Hoggard. hedley translate into American success, however, and Hedley returned home to work on a sophomore effort with several co-writers. Largely recorded in the beachfront community of White Rock, British Columbia, Famous Last Words arrived in October 2007. The dance-punk-infused The Show Must Go followed in 2009. Also that same year, the band released the singles compilation Never Too Late. In 2010, Hedley released the live CD/DVD Go with the Show. Jason Ankeny, Rovi. Hedley have finished their tour across Canada in support of their new album The Show Must Go which was released November 17, 2009. On November 16, 2009, Chart Attack reported, “Fefe Dobson and Stereos will be along for the whole trek, while Faber Drive and Boys Like Girls will support on select dates.” A live album entitled “Go With The Show” he Vancouver punk-pop quartet Hedley are led by frontman Jacob In the summer of 2006, they signed a record deal with Capitol Records in the United States where they completed a tour opening for Yellowcard. Hedley released their second album, Famous Last Words, on October 30, 2007. It went platinum ten days after release. The first single from the CD, “She’s So Sorry”, was released to radio on August 21, 2007. The video was shot in Toronto, Ontario, and premiered on MuchMusic on September 20, 2007. An American compilation of singles was released in the US by Universal Music on May 19, 2009 entitled Never Too Late. On November 17, returned home to work on a returned home to work on a In 2010 the band signed an American record deal with Island Records. The album was originally to be released in the US on October 12, but instead was released on December 7, 2010. The band also toured the US promoting the album, the album was available on the tour containing the bonus tracks “I Do (Wanna Love 2009, Hedley released their third studio album The Show Must Go. The first single “ChaChing” peaked at number 6 in the Canadian Hot 100. The second single, Don’t Talk To Strangers peaked at number 11 on the Canadian Hot 100, and at number 1 on the Much Music Countdown. The third single “Perfect” peaked at number seven in the Canadian Hot 100, and also peaked at number one in the Much Music Countdown. The fourth single off the album was “Hands Up”. Hedley have finished their tour across Canada in support of their new album The Show Must Go which was released November 17, 2009. On November 16, 2009, Chart Attack reported, “Fefe Dobson and Stereos will be along for the whole trek, while Faber Drive and Boys Like Girls will support on select dates.” A live album entitled “Go With The Show” was recorded during this tour. The band generated a healthy T HEDLEY hits “Trip” and “On My Own.” The album quickly went platinum as a third single (“321”) entered heavy video rotation on MuchMusic, and Hedley spent the summer of 2006 supporting Yellowcard and Matchbook Romance on a North American tour before their album hit U.S. stores in September. The band’s popularity in Canada didn’t translate into American success, however, and Hedley returned home to work on a sophomore effort with several co-writers. Largely recorded in the beachfront community of White Rock, British Columbia, Famous Last Words arrived in October 2007. The dance-punk-infused The Show Must Go followed in 2009. Also that same year, the band released the singles compilation Never Too Late. In 2010, Hedley released the live CD/DVD Go with the Show. Jason Ankeny, Rovi. The band’s popularity in Canada didn’t debut single “On My Own” reached number 1 on the Canadian Singles Chart and the followup “Trip” peaked at number 11. The singles “On My Own”, “321”, “Trip”, and “Gunnin” topped the MuchMusic Countdown. Their last single, “Street Fight”, off of their self-titled debut album was successful on both the MuchMusic Countdown and the Canadian Singles Chart. Their first single from their album Famous Last Words, “She’s So Sorry”, achieved much success on the MuchMusic Countdown. They have toured with Simple Plan, Faber Drive, MxPx, Nickelback and Bon Jovi. he Vancouver punk-pop quartet Hedley are led by frontman Jacob Hoggard, who first rose to national prominence as a finalist during the 2004 season of the television talent contest Canadian Idol. Though voted off the series in its penultimate episode, Hoggard proved a major fan favorite, guaranteeing significant media exposure for his subsequent pursuits. In 2005, he formed Hedley with guitarist Dave Rosin, bassist Tommy Mac, and drummer Chris Crippin, all of whom previously teamed in the Vancouver band Everything After. The band generated a healthy buzz at the Canadian Music Week 2005 media showcase and, soon after, signed a demo deal with Universal Music Canada. After Hedley cut three songs with producer Brian Howes, the label extended an LP deal, and the band’s self-titled debut followed that fall, generating the radio T HEDLEY one life HEADLINE DRIVEN INVINCIBLE he Vancouver punk-pop quartet Hedley are led by frontman Hedley originally consisted of Jacob Hoggard, Kevin Giesbrecht, Kevin Heeres, Ryan Federau, and Brandon McKay. The band wrote many songs such as Gunnin’ and Sugar Free (which were later recorded by the current Hedley). The original band bet Jacob Hoggard $150 that he wouldn’t make it into the top three for Canadian Idol. Hoggard proved them wrong making it to the top three before stepping out of the competition. Reason for he knew where Hedley was going and wanted to start with a In the summer of 2006, they signed a record deal with Capitol Records in the United States where they completed a tour opening for Yellowcard. Hedley released their second album, Famous Last Words, on October 30, 2007. It went platinum ten days after release. The first single from the CD, “She’s So Sorry”, was released to radio on August 21, 2007. The video was shot in Toronto, Ontario, and premiered on MuchMusic on September 20, 2007. An American compilation of singles was released in the US In 2010 the band signed an American record deal with Island Records. The album was originally to be released in the US on October 12, but instead was released on December 7, 2010. The band also toured the US promoting the by Universal Music on May 19, 2009 entitled Never Too Late. On November 17, 2009, Hedley released their third studio album The Show Must Go. The first single “Cha-Ching” peaked at number 6 in the Canadian Hot 100. The second single, Don’t Talk To Strangers peaked at number 11 on the Canadian Hot 100, and at number 1 on the Much Music Countdown. The third single “Perfect” peaked at number seven in the Canadian Hot 100, and also peaked at number one in the Much Music Countdown. The fourth single off the album was “Hands Up”. Hedley have finished their tour across Canada in support of their new album The Show Must Go which was released November 17, 2009. On November 16, 2009, Chart Attack reported, “Fefe Dobson and Stereos will be along for the whole trek, while Faber Drive and Boys Like Girls will support on select dates.” A live album entitled “Go With The Show” was recorded during this tour. HEDLEY road of success for him and his band. Their debut single “On My Own” reached number 1 on the Canadian Singles Chart and the followup “Trip” peaked at number 11. The singles “On My Own”, “321”, “Trip”, and “Gunnin” topped the MuchMusic Countdown. Their last single, “Street Fight”, off of their self-titled debut album was successful on both the MuchMusic Countdown and the Canadian Singles Chart. Their first single from their album Famous Last Words, “She’s So Sorry”, achieved much success on the MuchMusic Countdown. They have toured with Simple Plan, Faber Drive, MxPx, Nickelback and Bon Jovi. Hedley have finished their tour across Canada in support of their new album The Show Must Go which was released November 17, 2009. On November 16, 2009, Chart Attack reported, “Fefe Dobson and Stereos will be along for the whole trek, while Faber Drive and Boys Like Girls will support on select dates.” A live album entitled “Go With The Show” was recorded during this tour. In 2010 the band signed an American record deal with Island Records. The album was originally to be released in the US on October 12, but instead was released on December 7, 2010. The band also toured the US promoting the album, the album was available on the tour containing the bonus tracks. Famous Last Words arrived in October 2007. The dance-punk-infused The Show Must Go followed in 2009. Also that same year, the band released the singles compilation Never Too Late. In 2010, Hedley released the live CD/DVD Go with the Show. Jason Ankeny, Rovi. edley is a Canadian rock band composed of lead singer Jacob Hoggard, Tommy Mac on bass, Dave Rosin on lead guitar and Chris Crippin on drums. The band retains the name of Hoggard’s pre-Canadian Idol group, although the membership has changed. The band originated in Abbotsford, British Columbia. They were named after the town of Hedley, British Columbia, a name chosen after members heard that it was for sale for $246,000. While the idea of buying the town ran its course, the name remained. There are also rumors that the name “Hedley” originated from Hedley Street in Abbotsford, the hometown of Jacob Hoggard. Hedley originally consisted of Jacob Hoggard, Kevin Giesbrecht, Kevin Heeres, Ryan Federau, and Brandon McKay. The band wrote many songs such as Gunnin’ and Sugar Free (which were later recorded by the current Hedley). The original band bet Jacob Hoggard $150 that he wouldn’t make it into the top three for Canadian Idol. Hoggard proved them wrong making it to the top three before stepping out of the competition. Reason for he knew where Hedley was going and wanted to start with a road of success for him and his band. Their debut single “On My Own” reached number 1 on the Canadian Singles Chart and the follow-up “Trip” peaked at number 11. The singles “On My Own”, “321”, “Trip”, and “Gunnin” topped the MuchMusic Countdown. Their last single, “Street Fight”, off of their self-titled debut album was H he Vancouver punk-pop quartet Hedley are The first single from the CD, “She’s So Sorry”, was released to radio on August 21, 2007. The video was shot in Toronto, Ontario, and premiered on MuchMusic on September 20, 2007. An American compilation of singles was released in the US by Universal Music on May 19, 2009 entitled Never Too Late. On November 17, 2009, Hedley released their third studio album The Show Must Go. The first single “Cha-Ching” peaked at number 6 in the Canadian Hot 100. The second single, Don’t Talk To Strangers peaked at number 11 on the Canadian Hot 100, and at number 1 on the Much Music Countdown. The third single “Just remember you can never make it rain on anyone” successful on both the MuchMusic Countdown and the Canadian Singles Chart. Their first single from their album Famous Last Words, “She’s So Sorry”, achieved much success on the MuchMusic Countdown. They have toured with Simple Plan, Faber Drive, MxPx, Nickelback and Bon Jovi. In the summer of 2006, they signed a record deal with Capitol Records in the United States where they completed a tour opening for Yellowcard. Hedley released their second album, Famous Last Words, on October 30, 2007. It went platinum ten days after release. “Perfect” peaked at number seven in the Canadian Hot 100, and also peaked at number one in the Much Music Countdown. The fourth single off the album was “Hands Up”. Hedley have finished their tour across Canada in support of their new album The Show Must Go which was released November 17, 2009. On November 16, 2009, Chart Attack reported, “Fefe Dobson and Stereos will be along for the whole trek, while Faber Drive and Boys Like Girls will support on select dates.” A live album entitled “Go With The Show” was recorded during this tour. In 2010 the band signed an American record deal with Island Records. The album was originally to be released in the US on October 12, but instead was released on December 7, 2010. The band also toured the US promoting the album, the album was available on the tour containing the bonus tracks “I Do (Wanna Love You)” and “Color Outside The Lines.” On May 5, 2011, Hedley confirmed that they were back in the studio recording a new album. The first official single from the album, entitled, “Invincible”, was released on iTunes (Canada) on August 23, 2011. The single has yet to be released on iTunes (U.S.). An official music video for the single, “Invincible’, was released on September 6, 2011. Another official music video for “One Life” was also released. The band’s fourth studio album, Storms, was released on November 8, 2011. HEDLEY however, and Hedley returned home to work The band generated a healthy buzz at the T ONE LIFE HEDLEY the MuchMusic Countdown. Their last single, “Street Fight”, off of their selftitled debut album was successful on both the MuchMusic Countdown and the Canadian Singles Chart. Their first single from their album Famous Last Words, “She’s So Sorry”, achieved much success on the MuchMusic Countdown. They have toured with Simple Plan, Faber Drive, MxPx, Nickelback and Bon Jovi. In the summer of 2006, they signed a record deal with Capitol Records in the United States where they completed a tour opening for Yellowcard. Hedley released their second album, Famous Last Words, on October 30, 2007. It went platinum ten days after release. The first single from the CD, “She’s So Sorry”, was released to radio on August 21, 2007. The video was shot in Toronto, Ontario, and premiered on MuchMusic on September 20, 2007. An American compilation of singles was released in the US by Universal Music on May 19, 2009 entitled Never Too Late. On November 17, 2009, Hedley released their third studio album The Show Must Go. The first single “Cha-Ching” peaked at number 6 in the Canadian Hot 100. The second single, Don’t Talk To Strangers peaked at number 11 on the Canadian Hot 100, and at number 1 on the Much Music Countdown. The third single “Perfect” peaked at number seven in the Canadian Hot 100, and also peaked at number one in the Much Music Countdown. The fourth single off the album was “Hands Up”. and Hedley returned home to work edley is a Canadian rock band composed of lead singer Jacob Hoggard, Tommy Mac on bass, Dave Rosin on lead guitar and Chris Crippin on drums. The band retains the name of Hoggard’s pre-Canadian Idol group, although the membership has changed. The band originated in Abbotsford, British Columbia. They were named after the town of Hedley, British Columbia, a name chosen after members heard that it was for sale for $246,000. While the idea of buying the town ran its course, the name remained. There are also rumors that the name “Hedley” originated from Hedley Street in Abbotsford, the hometown of Jacob Hoggard. Hedley originally consisted of Jacob Hoggard, Kevin Giesbrecht, Kevin Heeres, Ryan Federau, and Brandon McKay. The band wrote many songs such as Gunnin’ and Sugar Free (which were later recorded by the current Hedley). The original band bet Jacob Hoggard $150 that he wouldn’t make it into the top three for Canadian Idol. Hoggard proved them wrong making it to the top three before stepping out of the competition. Reason for he knew where Hedley was going and wanted to start with a road of success for him and his band. Their debut single “On My Own” reached number 1 on the Canadian Singles Chart and the follow-up “Trip” peaked at number 11. The singles “On My Own”, “321”, “Trip”, and “Gunnin” topped H HEDLEY The band generated a healthy buzz however, and Hedley returned home to he Vancouver punk-pop quartet Hedley are led by frontman edley is a Canadian rock band composed of lead singer Jacob Hoggard, Tommy Mac on bass, Dave Rosin on lead guitar and Chris Crippin on drums. The band retains the name of Hoggard’s pre-Canadian Idol group, although the membership has changed. The band originated in Abbotsford, British Columbia. They were named after the town of Hedley, British Columbia, a name chosen after members heard that it was for sale for $246,000. While the idea of buying the town ran its course, the name remained. There are also rumors that the name “Hedley” originated from Hedley Street in Abbotsford, the hometown of Jacob Hoggard. H T The band generated a healthy buzz at hedley T HEDLEY HEDLEY H edley is a Canadian rock band composed of lead singer Jacob Hoggard, Tommy Mac on bass, Dave Rosin on lead guitar and Chris Crippin on drums. The band retains the name of Hoggard’s pre-Canadian Idol group, although the membership has changed. The band originated in Abbotsford, British Columbia. They were named after the town of Hedley, British Columbia, a name chosen after members heard that it was for sale for $246,000. While the idea of buying the town ran its course, the name remained. There are also rumors that the name “Hedley” originated from Hedley Street in Abbotsford, the hometown of Jacob Hoggard. Hedley originally consisted of Jacob Hoggard, Kevin Giesbrecht, Kevin Heeres, Ryan Federau, and Brandon McKay. The band wrote many songs such as Gunnin’ and Sugar Free (which were later recorded by the current Hedley). The original band bet Jacob Hoggard $150 that he wouldn’t make it into the top three for Canadian Idol. Hoggard proved them wrong making it to the top three before stepping out of the competition. Reason for he knew where Hedley was going and wanted to start with a road of success for him and his band. Their debut single “On My Own” reached number 1 on the Canadian Singles Chart and the follow-up “Trip” peaked at number 11. The singles “On My Own”, “321”, “Trip”, and “Gunnin” topped the MuchMusic Countdown. Their last single, “Street Fight”, off of their selftitled debut album was successful on both the MuchMusic Countdown and the Canadian Singles Chart. Their first single from their album Famous Last Words, “She’s So Sorry”, achieved much success on the MuchMusic Countdown. They have toured with Simple Plan, Faber Drive, MxPx, Nickelback and Bon Jovi. In the summer of 2006, they signed a record deal with Capitol Records in the United States where they completed a tour opening for Yellowcard. Hedley released their second album, Famous Last Words, on October 30, 2007. It went platinum ten days after release. The first single from the CD, “She’s So Sorry”, was released to radio on August 21, 2007. The video was shot in Toronto, Ontario, and premiered on MuchMusic on September 20, 2007. An American compilation of singles was released in the US by Universal Music on May 19, 2009 entitled Never Too Late. On November 17, 2009, Hedley released their third studio album The Show Must Go. The first single “Cha-Ching” peaked at number 6 in the Canadian Hot 100. The second single, Don’t Talk To Strangers peaked at number 11 on the Canadian Hot 100, and at number 1 on the Much Music Countdown. The third single “Perfect” peaked at number seven in the Canadian Hot 100, and also peaked at number one in the Much Music Countdown. The fourth single off the album was “Hands Up”. Hedley have finished their tour across Canada in support of their new album The Show Must Go which was released November 17, 2009. On November 16, 2009, Chart Attack reported, “Fefe Dobson and Stereos will be along for the whole trek, while Faber Drive and Boys Like Girls will support on select dates.” A live album entitled “Go With The Show” was recorded during this tour. In 2010 the band signed an American record deal with Island Records. The album was originally to be released in the US on October 12, but instead was released on December 7, 2010. The band also toured the US promoting the album, the album was available on the tour containing the bonus tracks. Famous Last Words arrived in October 2007. The dance-punk-infused The Show Must Go followed in 2009. Also that same year, the band released the singles compilation Never Too Late. In 2010, Hedley released the live CD/DVD Go with the Show. Jason Ankeny, Rovi. HEDLEY ONE LIFE T he Vancouver punk-pop quartet Hedley are The band generated a healthy buzz at the HEDLEY H edley is a Canadian rock band composed of lead singer Jacob Hoggard, Tommy Mac on bass, Dave Rosin on lead guitar and Chris Crippin on drums. The band retains the name of Hoggard’s pre-Canadian Idol group, although the membership has changed. The band originated in Abbotsford, British Columbia. They were named after the town of Hedley, British Columbia, a name chosen after members heard that it was for sale for $246,000. While the idea of buying the town ran its course, the name remained. There are also rumors that the name “Hedley” originated from Hedley Street in Abbotsford, the hometown of Jacob Hoggard. Hedley originally consisted of Jacob Hoggard, Kevin Giesbrecht, Kevin Heeres, Ryan Federau, and Brandon McKay. The band wrote many songs such as Gunnin’ and Sugar Free (which were later recorded by the current Hedley). The original band bet Jacob Hoggard $150 that he wouldn’t make it into the top three for Canadian Idol. Hoggard proved them wrong making it to the top three before stepping out of the competition. Reason for he knew where Hedley was going and wanted to start with a road of success for him and his band. Their debut single “On My Own” reached number 1 on the Canadian Singles Chart and the follow-up “Trip” peaked at number 11. The singles “On My Own”, “321”, “Trip”, and “Gunnin” topped the MuchMusic Countdown. Their last single, “Street Fight”, off of their self-titled debut album was successful on both the MuchMusic Countdown and the Canadian Singles Chart. Their first single from their album Famous Last Words, “She’s So Sorry”, achieved much success on the MuchMusic Countdown. They have toured with Simple Plan, Faber Drive, MxPx, Nickelback and Bon Jovi. In the summer of 2006, they signed a record deal with Capitol Records in the United States where they completed a tour opening for Yellowcard. Hedley released their second album, Famous Last Words, on October 30, 2007. It went platinum ten days after release. The first single from the CD, “She’s So “Just remember you can never make it rain on anyone” Sorry”, was released to radio on August 21, 2007. The video was shot in Toronto, Ontario, and premiered on MuchMusic on September 20, 2007. An American compilation of singles was released in the US by Universal Music on May 19, 2009 entitled Never Too Late. On November 17, 2009, Hedley released their third studio album The Show Must Go. The first single “Cha-Ching” peaked at number 6 in the Canadian Hot 100. The second single, Don’t Talk To Strangers peaked at number 11 on the Canadian Hot 100, and at number 1 on the Much Music Countdown. The third single “Perfect” peaked at number seven in the Canadian Hot 100, and also peaked at number one in the Much Music Countdown. The fourth single off the album was “Hands Up”. Hedley have finished their tour across Canada in support of their new album The Show Must Go which was released November 17, 2009. On November 16, 2009, Chart Attack reported, “Fefe Dobson and Stereos will be along for the whole trek, while Faber Drive and Boys Like Girls will support on select dates.” A live album entitled “Go With The Show” was recorded during this tour. In 2010 the band signed an American record deal with Island Records. The album was originally to be released in the US on October 12, but instead was released on December 7, 2010. The band also toured the US promoting the album, the album was available on the tour containing the bonus tracks “I Do (Wanna Love You)” and “Color Outside The Lines.” On May 5, 2011, Hedley confirmed that they were back in the studio recording a new album. The first official single from the album, entitled, “Invincible”, was released on iTunes (Canada) on August 23, 2011. The single has yet to be released on iTunes (U.S.). An official music video for the single, “Invincible’, was released on September 6, 2011. Another official music video for “One Life” was also released. The band’s fourth studio album, Storms, was released on November 8, 2011.