Biography

By combining humor, songcraft, and an eclectic mix of folk and pop/rock, the Barenaked Ladies enjoyed considerable popularity in their native Canada before eventually rising to universal status. Their full-length debut, 1992's Gordon, featured "Be My Yoko Ono," "If I Had a $1,000,000," and "Brian Wilson," consequently moving over one million units and initiating BNL's reign as Canadian pop kings. Stunt, issued in 1998, transformed the group into commercial heavyweights in both the U.S. and U.K. Buoyed by the chart-topping single "One Week," the album sold over four million units and upgraded the band to stadium performances. ~ Andrew Leahey

Top Tracks

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• Alternative Girlfriend

• Another Heartbreak

• Another Postcard

• Baby Seat

• Be My Yoko Ono

• Brian Wilson

• Bull In A China Shop

• Call And Answer

• Celebrity

• Do They Know It's Christmas?

• Easy

• Enid

• Falling For The First Time

• God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen/we Three Kings

• Green Christmas

• Here Come The Geese

• Humungous Tree

• If I Had $1,000,000

• It's All Been Done

• It's Only Me (the Wizard Of Magicland)

• Jane

• Jingle Bells

• Life, In A Nutshell

• Louis Loon

• Lovers In A Dangerous Time

• One Week

• Peterborough And The Kawarthas

• Pinch Me

• Pollywog In A Bog

• Shoe Box

• Sound Of Your Voice

• Straw Hat And Old Dirty Hank

• Summertime

• Thanks That Was Fun

• The Old Apartment

• The Old Apartment

• Too Little Too Late

• War On Drugs

• What A Good Boy

• You Run Away

Discography

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• All in Good Time

  Raisin' Records

  2010

• Snacktime!

  Nettwerk/Desperation

  2008

• Talk to the Hand: Live in Michigan

  Shout! Factory

  2007

• Barenaked Ladies Are Men

  Desperation Records / Raisin' Records

  2007

• Everything to Everyone

  Reprise

  2003

• Maroon

  Reprise

  2000

• Rock Spectacle

  Reprise

  1996

• Born on a Pirate Ship

  Reprise

  1996

• Maybe You Should Drive

  Reprise / Sire/Reprise

  1994

• Gordon

  Sire / Reprise

  1992