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¡¡¡¡Brothers, Chad and Mike Kroeger formed Nickelback in Vancouver1 in 1996 with their cousin Brandon (who is no longer in the band) and their buddy2 Ryan Peake. Chad Kroeger wrote lyrics while the rest of the guys worked together on the music. They came up with3 the name Nickelback from Mike Kroeger's cashier experience at Starbucks. Customers would pay ¡ç1.50 for a coffee that costs ¡ç1.45 ª²ª² and Mike Kroeger would always have to give them ¡°a nickel back.¡±

¡¡¡¡Nickelback put together and released a sevenª²song demo and began supporting it with live gigs4. In 1997, Nickelback released their debut CD, Curb5, and pushed the album with nonª²stop touring. Nickelback later went through a bunch of drummers until they hooked up6 with current drummer Ryan Vikedal, who was an old buddy of Ryan Peake's.

¡¡¡¡In 1999, Nickelback released their second CD, The State (released in 2000 in the US), under their own, independent label. Nickelback had a topª²twenty hit with the song Leader of Men. They jumped back on the road to support the CD and eventually signed with Roadrunner Records.

¡¡¡¡Nickelback had a large following in Canada£¬but wanted to break into the US. In 2001, Nickelback released their third CD, Silver Side Up, and the first single How You Remind Me became a huge hit across North America. How You Remind Me even made it to number one on Canadian and US rock charts.

¡¡¡¡Nickelback Says: ¡°We just like writing good songs with good melodies that you'll sing at our shows and remember when you walk away.¡±