The Queensland Police Service issued a tongue-in-cheek BOLO (Be On The Lookout) warning to locals via Facebook that the much maligned Canadian group would be bringing their crimes against music to the area. The faux wanted poster mocks the band for "impersonating musicians."
Police are on the lookout for these men who are believed to be impersonating musicians around Boondall this...
Posted by Queensland Police Service on Tuesday, May 19, 2015
The quartet has been widely seen as a musical public enemy for decades. They were once deemed the second worst rock band of the '90s in Rolling Stone.
Despite the disdain, Nickelback is still going strong and played in Brisbane, Australia on Wednesday.
Elitist haters, the New York Times mused, might be what gives Nickelback "a foundation on which to build an enduring fan base in the shrunken marketplace of the digital age," despite being slammed for a commercial, formulaic sound and insincere lyrics.
Based on frontman Chad Kroeger's reaction to an online petition to ban the band from the United Kingdom last fall, we'd guess he isn't sweating the Queensland police.
“All these critics, they’re just tireless,” he told The Pulse of Radio in October. “They keep ragging on the band. If they had stopped writing all this stuff about us, there would be no controversy left in the band and we probably would have died out years ago. They don’t know that they’re still responsible for us being around today.”
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