Nickelback and Lizzo shared a sweet interaction online after the latter's video defending the band in 2019 went viral again on social media and the two music acts might be collaborating in one concert soon.
According to Loudwire, the "Good As Hell" hitmaker's old video made rounds online last week. In the clip, she was playing "Jam or Not a Jam" with CBC Music where she noted that Nickelback "get a lot of s***."
While listening to the band's 2001 song "How You Remind Me" from their album "Silver Side Up," Lizzo asked why does the public not like the group.
"I think that this is a jam. It has a beautiful climax... everybody knows this melody," she said, praising the song.
The musician later theorized why the band gets hate from other people, citing Chad Kroeger's hair might be the reason.
"I think they get a lot of s*** because [vocalist Chad Kroeger] had a curly blonde perm," she added.
Nickelback Responds to Lizzo
Days after the video went viral, Nickelback took to their Instagram account to share their admiration for the pop star by re-posting the said clip.
The band expressed their gratitude for the singer, writing, "Thank you @lizzobeeating for the kind words!"
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Fans became excited when the group invited Lizzo to one of their concerts, adding, "Open invite any show any time... maybe see you in Houston this summer?"
As of this writing, Lizzo has yet to respond to the group's latest post.
Nickelback Tour 2023
After releasing their latest album "Get Rollin," Nickelback will head to North American cities for their tour this year along with special guests Brantley Gilbert and Josh Ross.
According to Loudwire, the band will be having 35 shows across Canada and the United States with an additional two festival appearances. They will kick off at the Videotron Centre in Quebec City, Quebec, on June 12, 2023.
Their stops include Grand Rapids, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, The Woodlands, St. Paul, Cuyahoga Falls, Salt Lake City, Denver, Rogers, Dallas, Tampa, Alpharetta, Nashville, Milwaukee, and many more.
For fans who wanted to see the group perform live, visit Live Nation's official website. To those who wanted to upgrade the experience to VIP, more information can be found in this link.
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