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Barenaked Ladies
By combining humor with an eclectic mix of folk and pop/rock, the Barenaked Ladies enjoyed considerable popularity in their native Canada before rising to international status. Their full-length debut, 1992's Gordon, featured "Be My Yoko Ono," "If I Had a $1,000,000," and "Brian Wilson," consequently hitting number one and initiating BNL's reign as Canadian pop kings. Buoyed by the chart-topping single "One Week," the band's 1998 album Stunt, transformed the group into commercial heavyweights in both the U.S. (where it reached number three on the Billboard 200) and the U.K. (where it cracked the Top 20). More Top 20 albums followed, including 2000's Maroon, 2003's Everything to Everyone, and 2006's Barenaked Ladies Are Men. They garnered accolades and won seven Juno Awards. Weathering the departure of co-founder Steven Page, singer Ed Robertson and the group have continued to mature the band's sound while still catering to their loyal fan base. In doing so, they've regularly hit the Top Ten of the Rock Albums chart, releasing records like 2010's All in Good Time, 2013's Grinning Streak, and 2015's Silver Ball. In 2021, they issued their 16th LP, Detour de Force, followed by 2023's In Flight.