Sum 41 performs their new album in its entirety on their website http://www.sum41.com. The new album Underclass Hero hits stores today; it is self-produced (for the first time) by the band's own Deryck Whibley.

Underclass Hero is the long awaited follow-up to Chuck (released October 2004), which reached #10 on the Billboard 200 and has sold more than one million copies worldwide. The album was named for the United Nations worker who daringly rescued Sum 41 from bombs and gunfire during the filming of a documentary in the Congo with the nonprofit group War Child Canada. Chuck spun off three consecutive Top 20 Modern Rock chart singles: "We're All To Blame," "Pieces," and "No Reason."

Sum 41 - comprising Deryck Whibley (lead vocals, guitar, keyboard/piano), Cone McCaslin (bass, vocals), and Steve Jocz (drums, vocals), with a guitarist to-be-named for their next tour - formed in 1996, while still in high school in Ontario. They were signed to Island Records and released their debut mini-album in 2000, Half Hour Of Power. Their first full-length album arrived in 2001, All Killer No Filler (certified RIAA platinum), followed by Does This Look Infected in 2002 (RIAA gold), and Chuck in 2004 (RIAA gold). In addition to producing the new Sum 41 album, Whibley has produced and mixed tracks for (his wife) Avril Lavigne's latest release, The Best Damn Thing.

"Underclass Hero":
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