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Apparently, from what I've read on Twitter, the band has cancelled tonights show that was supposed to take place in Quebec City, as Deryck has injured his back again.



What was starting off as a good year, isn't going so well now! Poor D. Sending him virtual hugs.

SumGeek wrote:Apparently, from what I've read on Twitter, the band has cancelled tonights show that was supposed to take place in Quebec City, as Deryck has injured his back again.

Fuck.

Cone wrote:Its unfortunate that sometimes great nights end with bad news................

EDIT: And now it's official.

Billy Talent wrote:We are saddened to pass on the news that Deryck Whibley is struggling once again with his recurring back problems and so SUM 41 has made the tough decision of having to leave the Canadian Tour for the remaining shows. Those shows include Quebec City, Ottawa, Montreal, Moncton and Halifax.

SumGeek wrote:Apparently, from what I've read on Twitter, the band has cancelled tonights show that was supposed to take place in Quebec City, as Deryck has injured his back again.



What was starting off as a good year, isn't going so well now! Poor D. Sending him virtual hugs.

Dammit. How does this keep happening? I suppose with the relentless touring and so little time off it's not unlikely. Maybe settling down to do some studio recording for a few months/few years will give his back the rest it needs. I think he's really got to do something about it before it becomes a permanent problem.

This is an official statement from Billy Talent's Facebook page:

We are saddened to pass on the news that Deryck Whibley is struggling once again with his recurring back problems and so SUM 41 has made the tough decision of having to leave the Canadian Tour for the remaining shows. Those shows include Quebec City, Ottawa, Montreal, Moncton and Halifax.

Gregorovich wrote:Dammit. How does this keep happening? I suppose with the relentless touring and so little time off it's not unlikely. Maybe settling down to do some studio recording for a few months/few years will give his back the rest it needs. I think he's really got to do something about it before it becomes a permanent problem.

Well, I think Deryck has said it'll always be a problem for him, unfortunately! I think he was doing some Pilates? to help with the injury, but I guess you can only do so much. The guy's a trooper, though. He's played through shows despite him being told not to. It's just another bump in the road for him. It sucks because being on stage is his favorite place to be, but, maybe some downtime and rest is as you said, long overdue by this point. After all, they've been touring pratically non-stop lately, especially this end of 2012-beginning 2013.

SumGeek wrote:

Gregorovich wrote:Dammit. How does this keep happening? I suppose with the relentless touring and so little time off it's not unlikely. Maybe settling down to do some studio recording for a few months/few years will give his back the rest it needs. I think he's really got to do something about it before it becomes a permanent problem.

Well, I think Deryck has said it'll always be a problem for him, unfortunately! I think he was doing some Pilates? to help with the injury, but I guess you can only do so much. The guy's a trooper, though. He's played through shows despite him being told not to. It's just another bump in the road for him. It sucks because being on stage is his favorite place to be, but, maybe some downtime and rest is as you said, long overdue by this point. After all, they've been touring pratically non-stop lately, especially this end of 2012-beginning 2013.

I just think there must be something the doctors will be able to do to at least hinder this problem from recurring so regularly. It's a huge blow both to the band and the fans that so many tours have been cancelled because of it; and while that's inevitable, it would do everybody good for them to find some kind of longer-term solution.

Gregorovich wrote:I just think there must be something the doctors will be able to do to at least hinder this problem from recurring so regularly. It's a huge blow both to the band and the fans that so many tours have been cancelled because of it; and while that's inevitable, it would do everybody good for them to find some kind of longer-term solution.

Well, I know how tough it is; My Mom has a back injury relating to a disc, and rest is something well needed, but you know, stubbornness takes over and everyday life happens. I mean, surgery is an option in these cases, but who knows what will happen with D. Maybe rest is just something his body needs, it could be more. I mean, with how many times this has occurred since it first happened, you'd think it would be getting worse and straining him physically. I'm just glad they're taking precautions and putting Deryck's best interest first.

There is some interesting rumored information about the Warped Tour in the comment section here (throughout all pages)

http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=3114901

carr wrote:There is some interesting rumored information about the Warped Tour in the comment section here (throughout all pages)

http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=3114901

So you're talking about the comments that they left Warped Tour few years ago because "they didn't feel like playing it", and not because of Deryck's back?

Okay, so they played Warped in 2010 and 2011. Not sure if he was talking about the 2010 or 2011 tour. In 2010 they left Warped to play a few shows in Summer Sonic in Japan, where he was attacked at the bar. They were supposed to go back to continue Warped after that, but of course they "didn't feel like doing the tour"; Deryck had just been attacked and injured his back big time.

In 2011, they'd had a 2-month European tour until mid-August, and they only managed to join Warped for a few shows before Deryck re-injured his back before heading to South Africa. They "didn't feel like doing" the few Warped shows left, since they wanted to make sure Deryck's back would be ok for the South African shows. They didn't want to disappoint the African fans, so to be able to perform there they took a few extra days off for Deryck, in the expense of Warped.

So yeah, they "didn't feel like doing the tour", but the back issues were there.

After cancelling the few shows in 2011 Warped, they went on to cancel the Asian, Canadian and UK tours, being off the road for 8 months. I highly doubt they would cancel their only source for income just because they "didn't feel like doing the tour".

TomiT14 wrote:

carr wrote:There is some interesting rumored information about the Warped Tour in the comment section here (throughout all pages)

http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=3114901

So you're talking about the comments that they left Warped Tour few years ago because "they didn't feel like playing it", and not because of Deryck's back?

Okay, so they played Warped in 2010 and 2011. Not sure if he was talking about the 2010 or 2011 tour. In 2010 they left Warped to play a few shows in Summer Sonic in Japan, where he was attacked at the bar. They were supposed to go back to continue Warped after that, but of course they "didn't feel like doing the tour"; Deryck had just been attacked and injured his back big time.

In 2011, they'd had a 2-month European tour until mid-August, and they only managed to join Warped for a few shows before Deryck re-injured his back before heading to South Africa. They "didn't feel like doing" the few Warped shows left, since they wanted to make sure Deryck's back would be ok for the South African shows. They didn't want to disappoint the African fans, so to be able to perform there they took a few extra days off for Deryck, in the expense of Warped.

So yeah, they "didn't feel like doing the tour", but the back issues were there.

After cancelling the few shows in 2011 Warped, they went on to cancel the Asian, Canadian and UK tours, being off the road for 8 months. I highly doubt they would cancel their only source for income just because they "didn't feel like doing the tour".

Yeah, Sum 41 live to play live shows. There's no way they wouldn't be up for a tour.

To me it doesn't seem like the touring lifestyle is a balanced lifestyle. I'm sure Deryck stretches out his back every now and then, but to what extent? Ten minutes before and/or after the show? I don't think that would be enough. Not to mention booze, nutrition and water intake.

I think that without a break, it's inevitable that Deryck's back will give him enough trouble to cancel a tour. I don't think he'd be able to tour long periods of time anymore.

I swear I am not trying to stir up something here. Personally, I think it is probably true that the tour was cancelled because of Deryck's repeated back problems, but I also acknowledge that it is possible there might have been other reasons to cancel tours and use that reason for the public now or in the past.

I stumbled across another post that implies this might have happened at some point. I don't see a fault in their behavior here either.

http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread. ... 212&page=2

"Actually, they roughly tour the UK every 2 years. I saw them in Birmingham in both 2008 and 2010. I went to the Kerrang! tour earlier in the year for them and NFG, and bumped into Ian from NFG and he said that they pulled out of it because they didn't want to do the tour, their manager booked it without the band's consent. However the reason they gave to the fans was that Deryck was having back issues and couldn't perform for the tour."

carr wrote:"...because they didn't want to do the tour..."

They didn't want to do the tour because...?

Like I said before, I highly doubt they would cancel tours just for fun. I'm quite sure it had something to do with Deryck's back. So they didn't want to do the tour because they didn't feel like doing it, because of Deryck's health or something.

Or maybe there was another reason, who knows? But I'm sure there was one, why cancel their only source of income just for no reason?

I'm just not ruling out that there can be myriads of reasons why they would make the decision to cancel a tour (contractual, time schedule, financial, private etc.) and utilize Deryck's notwithstanding existing health problems as an explanation for the public.

I don't think either of them is dependent on the grosses of the tour. I think they are financially pretty well set from their past success and investments.

Best version of Summer i've heard, well all versions i've found are good but this one's the funniest at least.

Dudes, I think the whole story with Deryck's back was an excuse to end the tour. Maybe they ended it because Stevo left...

Hellyhoe wrote:Dudes, I think the whole story with Deryck's back was an excuse to end the tour. Maybe they ended it because Stevo left...

Not true, that's all I can say.

Mitchell wrote:

Hellyhoe wrote:Dudes, I think the whole story with Deryck's back was an excuse to end the tour. Maybe they ended it because Stevo left...

Not true, that's all I can say.

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IS Deryck on Facebook now?