Watch Sum 41’s Final Performance at the 2024 Junos & Their Rage Against The Machine Cover
Canadian pop-punk legends Sum 41 officially brought their 27-year career to a close with a high-energy final performance at the 2024 Juno Awards, held at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC. This historic night also saw the band inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, a fitting send-off for one of Canada’s most iconic rock bands.
The band’s farewell set, broadcast nationwide on CBC, featured a medley of their biggest hits including “Landmines”, “Fat Lip”, “Still Waiting” and “In Too Deep” . From Warped Tour stages to global arenas, Sum 41 leaves behind a legacy of punk anthems and unforgettable performances. Their final bow at the Junos was a celebration, not just of their music, but of a generation they helped define.
Watch Sum 41’s final live performance below:
As a parting gift to fans, Sum 41 also released a studio cover of Rage Against The Machine’s explosive 1999 track “Sleep Now In The Fire.” The song, which has been a fan-favorite at live shows, is a bold and defiant statement — the perfect capstone to Sum 41’s storied legacy.
