Adam Gontier

May the birthdays be filled with plenty of candles for these rock stars celebrating this month.

Current Saint Asonia vocalist Adam Gontier reflects on his exit from Three Days Grace and shares his thoughts on his former band.

The new supergroup Saint Asonia hit the stage for their first live show at Rock on the Range.

In the 10 days or so since the announcement of Three Days Grace's split with frontman Adam Gontier, more and more details have surfaced about their parting of the ways. Gontier is the latest to unveil more about his exit from the band, stating that it was more of creative decision, but also reiterating that he does have health issues.

The recent exit of Three Days Grace singer Adam Gontier from the group shocked many in the music industry, but probably no one more than the rest of his bandmates. After offering a very brief statement on Gontier's exit and revealing that My Darkest Days frontman Matt Walst would be filling in on their upcoming tour with Shinedown, more and more details have begun to leak out.

Longtime frontman of Three Days Grace, Adam Gontier, has officially announced that he left the band as it's singer/rhythm guitarist right before the band embarks on a co-headlining tour with Shinedown. Fans of the band are not to be discouraged because the band has not broken up. Instead, they hired My Darkest Days frontman Matt Walst as a temporary replacement.

While singer Adam Gontier shocked his fans by announcing his departure from Three Days Grace yesterday (Jan. 9), he's not retiring from the stage entirely. The vocalist will play his first show since leaving the band next Thursday (Jan. 17) as part of the special acoustic 'Rock for Recovery' benefit for victims of Hurricane Sandy at New York's Gramercy Theatre.

As Three Days Grace fans continue to absorb the surprising news from earlier today (Jan. 9) that frontman Adam Gontier has left the band, the singer himself has released a heartfelt letter explaining his departure.