The bad first formed in 1996.
Sum 41 is no longer in contact with their former lead singer Sum 41’s lead singer revealed in a recent interview that he would love to see their original frontman, Jon Marshall, again after he left the group in 1997 and the band never heard from him again. The Canadian rock band best known for hits like In Too Deep, Fat Lip, and Still Waiting, performed their last ever UK show at Download Festival last weekend.
I would like a “goodbye!” ‘ he told the paper. Speaking about their new album, the frontman said that he couldn’t think of a better way to leave fans. ‘We could not make a better record to say goodbye. I want Sum 41 to stop at a moment when everything surrounding the group makes us happy,’ he said.
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