More than ever, we’re really damn proud to know, love, and share the songs and stories of Deryck Whibley.

We were too young. It was just too confusing ... the freshly christened Sum 41. After the show, the teen — with the boldness ...

"I was young, impressionable and completely in awe of Greig Nori." Nori expressed interest in becoming Sum 41's manager after Whibley was offered a publishing deal by EMI Publishing Canada.

The Sum 41 star - who first made the allegations in new memoir Walking Disaster: My Life Through Heaven and Hell, alleges Nori, now 62, and the frontman of Canadian punk band Treble Charger ...

In “Walking Disaster,” Whibley describes first meeting Nori at one of his Treble Charger shows, when the young musician sneaked backstage to invite his fellow Canadian to one of Sum 41’s ...

Whibley recently published his memoir, 'Walking Disaster,' which alleges Sum 41's former manager groomed him at 16 Rebecca Sapp/Getty Sum 41 frontman Deryck Whibley is standing by his claims ...

Heavy hitting Sum 41’s Frank Zummo is emotions-deep in the band’s final ... It's, it's just, I think I'm just programmed that way from just being so young and always wanting to do this. I came up at a ...

Sum 41 frontman Deryck Whibley has made a bold challenge to former manager Greig Nori after Nori had denied that the singer's account of the alleged sexual and verbal abuse were true. The ...

In a memoir released Tuesday, Deryck Whibley, the lead singer of Sum 41, alleges that Greig Nori, the band’s former manager and the frontman of the band Treble Charger, coerced Whibley into a ...

Earlier this month, Sum 41 vocalist/guitarist Deryck Whibley released his new memoir Walking Disaster: My Life Through Heaven and Hell, in which he says he was sexually and verbally abused by the ...

Last week, Deryck Whibley published a memoir titled Walking Disaster. The day before its publication, the Sum 41 frontman talked with the LA Times about the book’s sexual assault accusations ...

Deryck then calls on all metalheads in the venue as he introduces Sum 41's hard-hitting 2004 single We’re All to Blame. Wembley duly obliges, sparking mosh pits all over the floor as plenty more rise ...