The day every SP creeper has been waiting for is finally here. If you’ve been wanting to put your hands (figuratively speaking of course) on a much bigger resolution of the photoshoot that Simple Plan did as a part of the Centraide campaigne last year, in which they showed way more than they have ever before, make sure to visit the gallery, where you’ll be able to find a high quality version of this photoshoot without any tags. Enjoy. I’m sure you will.

Make sure to drop by the gallery to check out some awesome new pictures from the last couple days. From yesterday, there is a few images from the interview that was done with Chuck Comeau by La Revue, next (also from yesterday) a picture of Pierre, that was taken at Quai Des Artistes, according to which Pierre only chooses red gummi bears and finally there is one new photoshoot of Jeff for the Blackstar amplifiers:

After whole seven years, we can finally thanks to CSP get a glimpse of the untagged version of the photoshoot from Stockholm, taken on February 5th 2005. Check it out:

Thanks to CSP here we have a couple of new photos from photoshoots of Simple Plan back from 2005, 2006 and 2007. You can check them all out below:

On June 28th, Simple Plan performed for the first time ever in Hungary, at the local VOLT festival. And as always, the guys also made some time for their fans and apart from meeting most of them outside, some of them got to meet SP on a special meet&greet. Thanks to SP.hu you can now check out in the gallery a couple pictures from this event:

Also, the gallery now includes (thanks to CSP) a really high quality version of a photo from Simple Plan’s photoshoot from 2004, which we’ve only known so far in its smaller version:

I bet you all remember that one lovely day in September 2011, when the website almost crashed after all of you trying to get a glimpse of the guys’ new “naked photoshoot” that Simple Plan (along with other Canadian personalities) made as a part of the Centraide campaign, in order to “show that human beings are all the same: they are all beautiful, but also vulnerable, regardless of age, origin or social status”.

The first version of the photoshoot was only available with the campaign’s tags, but now you can check out the picture without them… in all its glory.

Please, don’t faint :)