Calgary’s National Music Centre exhibition highlights Canadian pop-punk icons Sum 41

The National Music Centre in Calgary is launching a new exhibit this week to honour Canadian pop-punk band, Sum 41. (Photo by Travis Shinn)

Posted Mar 25, 2025 10:32 am.

With over 15 million albums sold worldwide, a Grammy nomination, two JUNO Awards, and more, pop-punk band Sum 41 has left its mark on rock history.

To honour these accomplishments, the National Music Centre (NMC) in Calgary is launching a brand new exhibition at Studio Bell this week.

The new offering, which opens on March 26, outlines the band’s career achievements ahead of its induction into Canadian Music Hall of Fame this spring.

660 NewsRadio’s Todd Kaufman caught up with NMC’s collections and exhibitions assistant, Max Iapaolo, to talk about the exhibit.

660 NewsRadio’s Todd Kaufman chats Sum 41 exhibt with the NMC’s Max Iapaolo

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