Nickelback brings explosive Pop/Rock to the Pepsi Center

Photo essay: Nickelback, Buckcherry, 3 Days Grace @ the Pepsi Center

By John DiTirro | October 19th, 2010 | 4 comments

Canadian Pop/Rock band Nickelback stormed through the Pepsi Center on Monday night, with Buckcherry and 3 Days Grace in tow.

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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.
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Nickelback brought its brand of accessible pop rock to the Pepsi Center in 2010. Photos by John DiTirro.

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Nut_flop

The Nickelback stage was amazing. It’s too bad the band is so completely awful. I understand that most rock songs are about sex and drugs, but you have to have some subtlety or humor. Without it, Nickelback comes across as the biggest a-holes at the frat party. I really tried to enjoy this show but just felt sad at the lowest common denominator pandering.rnrnThree Days Grace was awesome though!
Rseskar

You are so wrong. Nickelback was AWESOME! The other bands sucked.
Bomane

I think you either like Nichelback or not…..personally, I love them. This concert was one of the best concerts I have EVER attended!! Buckcherry and Three Days Grace were awesome! Chad has the charisma to totally carry the concert through with his humor! If anything, Three Days Grace was a little emo and I wouldn’t want a youngster listening to their lyrics…can’t take them too serious but just enjoy them rocking out. I found myself recording Chad’s antics versus the tunes! Nichelback…You ROCK! Your concert was AWESOME and I will definately go to another one of you concerts!! Can’t wait!!
Bohmane

Sounds like you’re more into Emo than Rock and Roll…Nichelback’s music has a positive vibe toward life where Three Days Grace, whom I also like, has more a Emo, life sucks, just kill me, I’m pissed off and I hate you vibe…to each his own….Nichelback ROCKED!!

Photo essay: Nickelback, Buckcherry, 3 Days Grace @ the Pepsi Center

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