ADAM WADE GONTIER BOND

nombre: Luis Javier Baeza Camarenagrado y grupo: 2 "A"

fecha: 03/18/13materia: ingles

Adam Wade Gontier Bond born in the Ontario, Toronto, Canada, May 25, 1978 was a Canadian musician and composer, was vocalist, guitarist and principal songwriter for the Canadian rock band Three Days Grace. He was considered by his singing abilities and is known to have a great high tenor to medium low bass. Besides his work with Three Days Grace, has been involved in collaborations with other bands like Art of Dying and Apocalyptica. Abandonment Gontier Three Days Grace on January 9, 2013, was replaced by Matt Walst for the U.S. tour of 2013.

Adam has a daughter (named Roo) and a dog named Mabel. Gontier refers to Mabel as his "firstborn". Some misinterpret this as it is referring to a child. He married his high school sweetheart, Naomi Faith Brewer (born 1977), in May 2004. His cousin, Cale Gontier, is the bassist for the Canadian band Art of Dying. In 2005, he entered rehab for an addiction to oxycodone at CAMH (Centre for Addiction and Mental Health) in Toronto, where he wrote many of the songs from One-X, including "Pain", "Animal I Have Become", "Over and Over "," Gone Forever "and" Never Too Late ". He is still sober, and has a documentary about his addiction Behind the Pain which was released in 2007. Gontier has a large selection of tattoos. In the right forearm, has a solid black band and lyrics to one of his songs "Never Too Late" album One-X, and the left arm has a tattoo with special words made her grandmother. He also has two tattoos on his chest. He has a tattoo of the word "Grace" on the knuckles of his right hand using the font from Jeff Buckley Grace album. It also has "Hope" tattooed on his left knuckles. In 2007, he had a tribal tattoo added to his right arm. On his left upper arm has a tattoo of a portrait of his wife. He has a tattoo of a butterfly on her right wrist.

Gontier joined the singer / songwriter Martin Sexton during the Tour "Fall Like Rain" 2012. The December 21, 2012, waive Gontier Three Days Grace after playing with them for about 16 years. Three Days Grace announced that on January 9, 2013 through its official Facebook page. Upon his release, both parties went their separate ways. As Three Days Grace continued his tour, Gontier continued doing shows and solo concerts. Several songs have been released, but not as simple, It's All In Your Hands, Take Me With You, Too Drunk to Drive, Until The End, No Regrets, and We Will Never Forget. Gontier had previously performed solo songs like I Will Stay, Try to Catch Up With the World, and Lost Your Shot in 2011 and 2012. In January 2013, in an interview with Loudwire, Gontier said he was working on a solo album and would be released this year.