History of Simple Plan

Simple Plan is a pop punk band Montréal , Québec , Canada . Since forming they have never experienced a change of personnel and they are Pierre Bouvier , Jeff Stinco , Sébastien Lefebvre , Chuck Comeau , David Desrosiers.

In 1996 , the Reset band formed by the Pierre Bouvier , Chuck Comeau , Philippe Jolicoeur , and Adrian White . Reset toured around Canada with MxPx , Ten Foot Pole , and Face to Face , although they were not very successful gaining popularity . Their debut album , No Worries , was released in 1999 . Soon , Chuck Comeau away from the band to go to college . Two years later he met with high school friends , Jeff Stinco and Sébastien Lefebvre , who at that time were in their respective bands , and they intend to merge to form his own band . Meanwhile , Reset released their second album , No Limits . One day , Comeau and Bouvier met back at the Sugar Ray concert and Bouvier left Reset to join Comeau . David Desrosiers replaced Bouvier ago in Reset , but he jga left Reset and joined six months later by Bouvier . This makes Bouvier to concentrate on vocals , after it was accredited to fill positions once the bass vocals .

Simple Plan origin of the name is unclear . When asked , the band often provide answers in the form of jokes , including one of them is because they formed the band as an " impromptu plan " to avoid working in fast food restaurants . But anyway , the greatest possibility , the name " Simple Plan " is taken from the title of the movie " A Simple Plan " or the work of Piebald song titled " Just A Simple Plan " .

Until now they've had 5 albums:

1. 2002: No Pads, No Helmets…Just Balls