NICKELBACK's MIKE KROEGER: 'To Get Too Emotionally Involved In Politics Is A Real Fool's Errand. There's No Benefit To It.'
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In a new interview with Metal Hammer Spain, NICKELBACK bassist Mike Kroeger, who founded the Canadian rock band in 1995 with his brother Chad, was asked how he views the current friction between Canada and the U.S., having lived in Los Angeles for nearly a decade. He said (as transcribed by BLABBERM...
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