Formed right here in Toronto in 1992, 'OLP' were among the vanguard of 90s Canadian alt rock acts that headlined stages around the world. Our Lady Peace's musical expression has moved across styles as they matured, sliding from grunge to post-rock, earning them widespread acclaim and a dedicated global fanbase.

Fronted by Raine Maida's introspective lyrics and powerful vocals, Our Lady Peace released their debut, "Naveed," in 1994. The album showcased their innovative fusion of alternative rock and grunge, characterized by energetic performances, thought-provoking lyrics, and catchy melodies. It went quadruple platinum in Canada.

Their follow-up, "Clumsy" (1997), took an artistic leap with more polished production and deeper lyrical content. Hits like "Superman's Dead" and "Clumsy," cemented the band's place on the bill of global music festivals.

Throughout their career, Our Lady Peace consistently challenged conventions and experimented with their sound. Their eclectic style, innovative use of instrumentation, and willingness to blend genres set them apart from their peers, inspiring a diverse range of musicians to explore new creative directions.

Beyond their contributions to music, Our Lady Peace advocate for various social and political causes, using their platform to address issues such as mental health awareness and environmentalism.

The beautiful "Collected" greatest hits captures OLP's impact and legacy. With released multiple studio albums, numerous awards, and millions in record sales, they were one of Canada's most important rock bands for more than a decade.