With over 6.5 million records sold worldwide ‘All The Right Reasons’ is now Nickelback’s biggest selling album to date – eclipsing even ‘Silver Side Up’ (which included that hit single “How You Remind Me”). An embossed CD/DVD digipack special edition of ‘All The Right Reasons’ will be released on Aug 20th, featuring not only 3 bonus unreleased live tracks and 4 music videos but an exclusive behind the scenes tour diary and interviews as well.

Written and produced by the band, ‘All The Right Reasons’ sets the tone for Nickelback's future by showcasing a great range of musical styles and incorporating new musical elements into the mix, like piano and strings (on "Savin Me"). Fans of ‘classic’ Nickelback won’t be disappointed with "Fight For All The Wrong Reasons" and "Animals" taking us back to the band's trademark raucous rock. “Photograph” sees the band's ability to craft infectious, sticky rock tracks in full display, while also marking a natural progression for the band. Nickelback are donating 100% of the US proceeds from the digital sales of the song and video for latest single “If Everyone Cared” to charity – raising over $500,000 already for Amnesty International and International Children’s Awareness Canada.

Listen out for cameo appearances from a couple of special guests. "Follow You Home" includes a guitar solo from ZZ Top maestro, Billy Gibbons, who Chad met backstage at one of their shows in Colorado, whereas “Side of a Bullet” features a very different story. Chad became friends with drummer Vinnie Paul and the late guitarist Dimebag Darrell while on tour with Jerry Cantrell and wound up working with Dimebag on a cover of Elton John’s “Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting,” which appeared on the “Charlie’s Angels” soundtrack. After the legendary guitarist was shot and killed onstage, a devastated Kroeger wrote the aggressive “Side of a Bullet,” as a lasting tribute to his friend. “After I put the song together, I really wanted Vinnie’s blessing,” Kroeger says. “So, I called him up and played the track for him over the phone. He said, ‘I’d love to have you do a song about my brother.’ Vinnie then sent some guitar outtakes and we pieced together a solo and put it on the song. The result is a new Dimebag Darrell solo.”