Look at this plaque: Nickelback inducted into Canadian Music Hall of Fame
Alberta-based rock band Nickelback has officially been inducted into Canada’s Music Hall of Fame.
On Sunday, the National Music Centre hosted the band at Studio Bell in Calgary to celebrate its induction, complete with a plaque in Nickelback’s name.
A new Nickelback exhibit has also opened in Calgary to remind fans of the band’s accomplishments.
Today is the day! We are so excited to have @Nickelback at #StudioBell today! @TheJUNOAwards https://t.co/Ttcj8OCqcl
— National Music Centre | Centre National de Musique (@nmc_canada) June 25, 2023
“Honoured to be back at the @nmc_canada to celebrate our induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame,” Nickelback wrote in a tweet on Thursday.
Honoured to be back at the @nmc_canada to celebrate our induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame this Sunday, June 25th. pic.twitter.com/yfE0fNXKc5
— Nickelback (@Nickelback) June 22, 2023
The exhibition will last until February 24, 2024. It will feature several instruments used by the band, some personal items, concert footage, and behind-the-scenes photos, all of which help capture the band’s rise and experiences as an internationally celebrated rock band.
Tickets to the exhibit are priced at $21.50 for adults, $16.50 for students/seniors (65+), and $13.50 for children (3-12 years of age).
Children under three years of age can get in for free.
With files from Daily Hive’s Peter Klein
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