The List of Three Days Grace Albums in Order of Release Date

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Three Days Grace have released eight studio albums, four extended plays, twenty eight singles, two video albums, twenty four music videos, and five promotional singles.

 The List of  Three Days Grace Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of Three Days Grace Album in Order of Release Date

1. Three Days Grace — July 22, 2003
2. One-X — June 13, 2006
3. Life Starts Now — September 22, 2009
4. Transit of Venus — October 2, 2012
5. Human — March 31, 2015
6. Outsider — March 9, 2018
7. Explosions — May 6, 2022
8. Alienation — August 22, 2025

All Three Days Grace Albums List in Order

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1. Three Days Grace (2003)

 

Tracks

1. Burn
2. Just Like You
3. I Hate Everything About You
4. Home
5. Scared
6. Let You Down
7. Now or Never
8. Born Like This
9. Drown
10. Wake Up
11. Take Me Under
12. Overrated

Three Days Grace’s self-titled debut album, released on July 22, 2003, marked the Canadian rock band’s explosive entry into the music scene. Produced by Gavin Brown, it was their only album as a trio and quickly gained international attention with its raw emotion and heavy sound. Anchored by the hit single “I Hate Everything About You”, the record explored dark themes of pain, anger, and small-town struggles, resonating with fans worldwide. The album peaked at No. 69 on the Billboard 200, went double platinum in the U.S., and platinum in Canada, establishing Three Days Grace as one of the defining rock bands of the 2000s.

2. One-X (2006)

 

Tracks

1. It’s All Over
2. Pain
3. Animal I Have Become
4. Never Too Late
5. On My Own
6. Riot
7. Get Out Alive
8. Let It Die
9. Over and Over
10. Time of Dying
11. Gone Forever
12. One-X

One-X, released on June 13, 2006, is the second studio album by Canadian rock band Three Days Grace and one of their most impactful works. Produced by Howard Benson, it marked the band’s first project as a quartet with Barry Stock joining on lead guitar. The album was heavily influenced by frontman Adam Gontier’s personal struggles with addiction, making its lyrics raw, emotional, and deeply relatable. Featuring powerful singles like “Animal I Have Become,” “Pain,” and “Never Too Late,” the record blends heavy riffs with melodic depth. One-X achieved triple-platinum status in both Canada and the U.S., cementing its place as Three Days Grace’s most successful album worldwide.

3. Life Starts Now (2009)

 

Tracks

1. Bitter Taste
2. Break
3. World So Cold
4. Lost in You
5. The Good Life
6. No More
7. Last to Know
8. Someone Who Cares
9. Bully
10. Without You
11. Goin’ Down
12. Life Starts Now

Life Starts Now is the third studio album by Canadian rock band Three Days Grace, released on September 22, 2009, and produced by Howard Benson. Marking a shift from the darker tone of One-X, the album explores more optimistic and personal themes inspired by the band’s real-life struggles with sickness, loss, and resilience. Recorded at The Warehouse Studio in Vancouver, it delivers a raw, powerful sound influenced by classic rock while maintaining the band’s heavy edge. Debuting at number three on the Billboard 200, it became their highest-charting album in the U.S., featuring hit singles like “Break” and “The Good Life.”

4. Transit of Venus (2012)

 

Tracks

1. Sign of the Times
2. Chalk Outline
3. The High Road
4. perate
5. Anonymous
6. Misery Loves My Company
7. Give in to Me
8. Happiness
9. Give Me a Reason
10. Time That Remains
11. Expectations
12. Broken Glass
13. Unbreakable Heart

Transit of Venus is the fourth studio album by Canadian rock band Three Days Grace, released on October 2, 2012 through RCA Records. Produced by Don Gilmore and recorded at Revolution Studios in Toronto, the album marked a new creative direction, experimenting with darker tones and industrial influences. It featured hit singles like “Chalk Outline,” “The High Road,” and “Misery Loves My Company.” Notably, it was the last album with lead vocalist Adam Gontier before his 2013 departure. The album debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard 200, earned a Juno Award nomination, and later achieved Gold certification in Canada.

5. Human (2015)

 

Tracks

1. Human Race
2. Painkiller
3. Fallen Angel
4. Landmine
5. Tell Me Why
6. I Am Machine
7. So What
8. Car Crash
9. Nothing’s Fair in Love and War
10. One Too Many
11. The End Is Not the Answer
12. The Real You

Human is the fifth studio album by Canadian rock band Three Days Grace, released on March 31, 2015, through RCA Records. Marking a new era for the band, it was their first album without original frontman Adam Gontier and introduced Matt Walst, formerly of My Darkest Days, as lead vocalist. Recorded at Noble Street Studios in Toronto with producer Gavin Brown, Human returns to the band’s hard rock roots with a raw and aggressive sound. Featuring hit singles like Painkiller, I Am Machine, and Fallen Angel, the album received mixed-to-positive reviews and debuted at number two in Canada.

6. Outsider (2018)

 

Tracks

1. Right Left Wrong
2. The Mountain
3. I Am an Outsider
4. Infra-Red
5. Nothing to Lose but You
6. Me Against You
7. Love Me or Leave Me
8. Strange Days
9. Villain I’m Not
10. Chasing the First Time
11. The New Real
12. The Abyss

Outsider is the sixth studio album by Canadian rock band Three Days Grace, released on March 9, 2018, through RCA Records. Produced by longtime collaborators Gavin Brown and Howard Benson, along with the band members, it marked the second album featuring Matt Walst as lead vocalist. Written largely in isolation at rural retreats, the record explores themes of individuality, navigating modern life, and finding one’s place. The lead single, “The Mountain,” topped the US Mainstream Rock chart, followed by hits like “Infra-Red” and “Right Left Wrong.” Debuting at number 24 on the Billboard 200, Outsider also earned Juno Award nominations.

7. Explosions (2022)

 

Tracks

1. So Called Life
2. I Am the Weapon
3. Neurotic
4. Lifetime
5. A Scar Is Born
6. Souvenirs
7. No Tomorrow
8. Redemption
9. Champion
10. Chain of Abuse
11. Someone to Talk To
12. Explosions

Explosions (stylized as EXPLOSIONS) is the seventh studio album by Canadian rock band Three Days Grace, released on May 6, 2022, through RCA Records. Produced by Howard Benson and the band, it is the third album featuring Matt Walst as lead vocalist and their final as a quartet before founding frontman Adam Gontier rejoined in 2024. Written during the pandemic, the album explores intense emotions of frustration and resilience, with bassist Brad Walst describing it as “that feeling inside, like you’re gonna explode.” Supported by hit singles like So Called Life and Lifetime, the record earned critical praise, chart success, and a 2023 Juno Award nomination for Rock Album of the Year.

8. Alienation (2025)

Tracks:

1. Dominate
2. Apologies
3. Mayday
4. Kill Me Fast
5. In Waves
6. Alienation
7. Never Ordinary
8. Deathwish
9. Don’t Wanna Go Home Tonight
10. In Cold Blood
11. The Power
12. Another Relapse

Alienation (stylized as Λ𝖫𝖨𝖤𝖭Λ𝖳𝖨Ø𝖭) is the powerful eighth studio album by Canadian rock band Three Days Grace, released on August 22, 2025, through RCA Records. Marking a historic moment, the album features the long-awaited return of original vocalist Adam Gontier, who rejoined after eleven years, while Matt Walst remains, making this the band’s first project as a dual-vocal quintet. Blending classic Three Days Grace intensity with fresh experimentation, the 12-track record dives into themes of alienation, resilience, and emotional struggle. With standout singles like “Mayday”, “Apologies”, and “Kill Me Fast”, the album delivers a mix of heavy riffs, heartfelt ballads, and dynamic collaborations, solidifying a new era for the band.

All Three Days Grace Tours in Order by Year

Three Days Grace has built a powerful touring legacy, supporting each of their albums with energetic live shows worldwide. Their first major trek, the Three Days Grace World Tour (2004), followed their debut album and included dates with Nickelback, Evanescence, and Hoobastank. The One-X Tour (2006–2008) showcased their darker, personal songs and led to the release of Live at the Palace 2008. With Life Starts Now, the band launched the Life Starts Now Tour (2009–2011), performing across North America alongside Breaking Benjamin, Nickelback, and My Darkest Days. Later tours like the Transit of Venus Tour (2012–2013), Human Tour (2015–2016), Outsider Tour (2018–2019), and Explosions Tour (2022–2023) cemented their status as arena rock giants. Most recently, following Adam Gontier’s 2024 return, the band announced major tours supporting Alienation (2025) across Canada, the U.S., and Europe, marking an exciting new era for fans.

Here is the list of Three Days Grace tours in order by year:

Headlining:

1. Three Days Grace World Tour (2004)
2. One-X Tour (2008)
3. Life Starts Now Tour (2010)
4. Human Tour (2015)
5. The Outsider Tour (2018)
6. Explosions Tour (2022)

Co-Headlining:

1. North American Fall Tour (with Breaking Benjamin) (2007)
2. Welcome to the Family Tour (with Avenged Sevenfold) (2011)
3. US Tour (with Shinedown) (2013)
4. End of the World Tour (with Avenged Sevenfold and Prophets of Rage) (2018)
5. US Tour (with Breaking Benjamin) (2025)
6. European Tour (with Badflower) (2025)

As a support act:

1. US Tour (Trapt) (2003)
2. The Long Road Tour (Nickelback) (2003)
3. North American Tour (Evanescence) (2004)
4. Let it Out Tour (Hoobastank) (2004)
5. All the Right Reasons Tour (Nickelback) (2007)
6. The Dark Horse Tour (Nickelback) (2010)
7. The Revolutions Live (Shinedown) (2023)
8. The Sickness Tour (Disturbed) (2025)

Festivals

1. Jägermeister Music Tour (2006)

Conclusion:

Three Days Grace’s journey is one of resilience, reinvention, and rock dominance. From their raw beginnings as Groundswell to their rise as chart-topping icons, the band has consistently evolved while staying true to their signature post-grunge and hard rock sound. With Adam Gontier’s return in 2024 and Matt Walst continuing as co-vocalist, the group has entered a bold new era as a quintet. Their eight powerful albums showcase emotional intensity, lyrical honesty, and stadium-ready anthems that resonate with millions worldwide. Exploring Three Days Grace Albums in Order reveals not just their discography, but the story of a band that continues to thrive.

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