Finger Eleven, one of Canada's most celebrated rock bands, has captivated audiences with their diverse sound since 1990. Known for their genre-defying music that blends elements of cathartic metal, alt-rock, and danceable funk, the band has garnered a loyal following and critical acclaim over the years. After debuting with "Letters from Chutney" under the name "Rainbow Butt Monkeys," they found mainstream success with their self-titled album in 2003, which included the hit single "One Thing," and showcased their ability to experiment with new styles.

Their fourth studio album, "Them vs. You vs. Me," won a Juno Award and featured the chart-topping single "Paralyzer.

" With original members Scott Anderson, Sean Anderson, James Black, and Rick Jackett, along with drummer Steve Molella, the band continues to perform and release music. Their latest critically acclaimed album, "Five Crooked Lines," released in 2015, solidifies Finger Eleven's legacy as a powerhouse in Canadian rock music, making them a staple in the music scene