In a recent twist of events, former Three Days Grace frontman Adam Gontier has hinted at the possibility of reuniting with his old bandmates in an interview with Loudwire. The iconic singer, who left the group back in 2013, recently discussed joining forces with Three Days Grace again. Although they chatted about the idea, there hasn’t been a clear conclusion on what that collaboration might look like.
Adam Gontier was an integral part of Three Days Grace for 16 years before he decided to call it quits in 2013. As one of the founding members, his departure came as a shock to many fans. On January 9, 2013, Gontier resigned from the band just as they were about to embark on a co-headlining tour. Matt Walst from My Darkest Days, the brother of bassist Brad Walst, stepped in as the new lead singer, filling the void left by Gontier’s departure.
According to Gontier, the idea of a reunion with Three Days Grace isn’t off the table. He mentioned that they’ve been in talks about collaborating in some way, but the details of what that would entail or when it might happen remain uncertain. Meanwhile, both Gontier and the band are separately focusing on their own projects, with the band working on their newest album and Gontier keeping busy with his current band, Saint Asonia, and another side project.
In Gontier’s own words:
“We chatted a little bit about the possibility of doing some stuff in the future, but we’re not 100 percent sure what that would look like, exactly when that would be. It’s hard to say right now. They’re pretty busy doing their thing for their newest album, and I’ve got Saint Asonia going full steam right now and another side project. It’s definitely tough to say. Anything’s possible. We’ll see what happens.”
As the dust settles on this potential reunion, one thing is clear: the door remains open for future projects between Adam Gontier and Three Days Grace. While the specifics are still up in the air, fans of both the band and Gontier can hold onto hope that their favorite rockers might once again share the stage.
