Category Archives: projects

New song “I Hate Everybody” by Chad Tepper feat. Simple Plan comes out next week!

AUTHOR: Dominika | 11. September 2021 | no comments

So.. are you ready for some new music? That’s right! It was revealed just yesterday that Chad Tepper will be releasing a new song called “I Hate Everybody” feat. Simple Plan next Friday, September 17th 2021. Judging by the single’s artwork [check it out in full in our gallery], it look like Pierre Bouvier will likely have some guest vocals on the song, but given that the whole band (Simple Plan) is credited on the featuring, it is possible that more members have been involved in the making of this song.

Who is Chad Tepper? Chad is an American YouTuber, pop punk-singer and former professional skateboarder, who is known for previously being part of Jake Paul’s entertainment collaborative called Team 10. In the past few months, Chad Tepper has been experimenting with pop punk music, releasing a number of songs on Spotify and even collaborating with some of the genre’s biggest artists – such as Bowling For Soup and Travie McCoy.

Another person that contributed on this new song is Lexnour, a Canadian music producer, who specializes in high quality trap beats. Both Lexnour and Chad Tepper have recently been seen hanging around Pierre and his family, as seen on Pierre’s and his wife Lachelle’s social media.

You can already pre-save the Spotify link as well as other links to later stream this song right here.

Below, you can have a look at a short video announcement by Chad, featuring Lexnour, announcing the release of the song next week:

Pierre Bouvier’s wife Lachelle launches new ‘Rock Wife’ podcast on Idobi radio

AUTHOR: Dominika | 17. April 2020 | no comments

Through her Instagram Stories, some of you may have noticed that for the past couple of weeks, Lachelle Bouvier, the wife of Simple Plan’s lead singer Pierre, has been quite busy preparing a new podcast with the help of her husband. And finally, the podcast is all ready to go! Let us introduce you to ‘Rock Wife’ – a podcast by Lachelle Bouvier, which you will be able to listen to on Idobi radio (same station that hosts Seb’s & Pat’s podcast Man of The Hour) every Monday at 7pm EST. First episode should air starting next Monday, April 20th. But if you miss it, don’t fret – just like any other podcast, even this one should be later on available for download.

And what exactly will Lachelle’s podcast be about? Lachelle decided to use her experience as a wife of a rockstar and offer the public her own look at the nitty-gritty details of tour life. Besides her own stories, Lachelle will also be inviting other “rockstar wifes” to put their two cents in with their own experience. Check out the full description of the ‘Rock Wife’ podcast released already on the Idobi website:

Sneak backstage with Lachelle Bouvier, wife of Simple Plan’s lead singer, Pierre Bouvier, as she chats with some of the hottest ladies married to rockstars. She and her co-host “Sisterwife Sarah” discuss life on the bus, being on tour with families and what they fill their cups with backstage while their husbands are working. Nothing is off limits, from sex in a bunk to dealing with feminine issues at festivals. Rock Wife turns the mic to the ladies who support your favorite musicians.

– Rock Wife (source) –

Last night, Lachelle revealed the podcast on her Instagram and even revealed a little teaser video, in which you can hear a few clips of what you might expect her to discuss in her podcast:

For more info, follow Lachelle Bouvier on Instagram – @lachellebouvier – or make sure to also follow her new podcast @rockwifepodcast.

Simple Plan support an anti-bullying campaign in Canada

AUTHOR: Dominika | 24. April 2017 | no comments

Along with their song ‘This Song Saved My Life’, the members of Simple Plan sent their words of encouragement to the part-takers of the ‘Not In My School, Not In My Rez’ anti-bullying campaign, which seeks to pair Indigenous and non-Indigenous schools across Canada.

As a part of this anti-bullying campaign, seven students and three representatives of the Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation School (Saskatchewan) recently visited the Symmes-D’Arcy McGee High School (Gatineau, Quebec). The students of these schools worked together in order to try to establish a common action plan for their schools and communities. The plan for the future is for the Gatineau-based charity, I Love First Peoples, to coordinate these effort on a national scale.

Check out the video Simple Plan filmed to support this interesting project:

Jeff shares a video from his home studio

AUTHOR: Dominika | 29. January 2017 | no comments

Recently, Jeff revealed on his Instagram, that he is currently working on some special music project in his own home studio and last night, he decided to publish a video of him practicing some new techniques on his guitar.

Check out what Jeff had to say about his practice below:

I just got my home studio running again and it sounds great! Today, I got some alone time so I practiced some technical ideas I never got around to work on. I recorded a country-rock beat, tracked a bass line with David Desrosiers’ awesome bass, pulled out my killer new Fender stratocaster and went for it. I mostly tried not to make smelly guitar faces. Let me know if you’d like to hear more of my playing.

Jeff teases his new secret side-project

AUTHOR: Dominika | 26. January 2017 | 1 comment

If there’s one thing you should know about Jeff, it’s that he’s always on the look-out for some new ways to broaden his life – whether it’s by spending time with his family, running his restaurant business or playing the guitar. And according to his new Instagram post, there is some new music-related, yet not Simple Plan related project that Jeff has devoted the last few days to.

While Jeff doesn’t exactly reveal his new side-project, he did write a bunch of things about it. Check it out below and let us know what you think Jeff might be working on:

“I’ve got a bunch of new stuff cooking in my studio. It’s not for Simple Plan, it’s very guitar driven and it’s for fun more than anything else. It took me four days to get everything running (I guess I’m a slow learner), to fix what was broken (studio gear is fragile!), to do all the updates I had to do (damn you apple for all those compatibility issues!) and finally hear some good sounds coming out of my speakers.

Maya and I tested the setup by recording a story she had written; we added sound effects, music and funny voices (I’ll ask her if she wishes to share, it’s hilarious). As my buddy Chuck would say: it’s coming soon ;-)” – Jeff Stinco