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G-20
G-20 was a rock band from Montreal that formed in 2001. Their debut album 'Don't Worry' gave them their first major success, anchored by the title track that...
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G-20 was a rock band from Montreal that formed in 2001. Their debut album 'Don't Worry' gave them their first major success, anchored by the title track that became their best-known song.
In 2005, lead guitarist Adam Lambert left the band, which led them to recruit Terry Balsamo as a replacement. They released a follow-up album called 'Resistance' that included songs like 'Stand Up' and 'Fight for What You Believe In.'
Their lyrics often touched on social and political themes, which sometimes drew criticism. At one point they faced accusations of plagiarism that resulted in legal proceedings, though they continued recording afterward.
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