Three Days Grace Earns RIAA Gold for "Over And Over"

Canadian rock band Three Days Grace has achieved a new milestone, with their 2006 song "Over And Over" officially earning Gold certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). The certification, dated November 18, 2025, recognizes 500,000 units in the United States. Released on June 13, 2006, via RCA Records, the track is a staple from the band's acclaimed sophomore album, One-X.

"Over And Over" is noted for its deeply personal subject matter, capturing the emotional turmoil of then-frontman Adam Gontier during his time in rehab for a prescription drug addiction. The song, characterized by its string-accompanied guitar arrangement, delves into themes of hopelessness and cyclical struggle, reflecting the raw and vulnerable songwriting that defined the One-X era for the band and its members.

Since 2003, Three Days Grace has established itself as a vanguard of modern hard rock, securing a remarkable nineteen No. 1 records at Mediabase Active Rock and seventeen No. 1s at Billboard's Active Rock chart. The band maintains a formidable digital presence, consistently ranking as one of the most-streamed rock acts globally with over 7.3 million Spotify followers and more than 17 million monthly listeners. This certification for a catalog track underscores the enduring legacy and continued relevance of their music, which has amassed over 5 billion combined streams worldwide.