A renowned punk rock band has brought their career to a close with the release of their last music video and a farewell performance. The video, titled "Radio Silence," was crafted under the direction and editing skills of Ravi Dhar. This track is part of their concluding album, Heaven :x: Hell, which hit the shelves in 2024 through Rise Records. Additionally, the band received recognition by being inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame during the 54th JUNO Awards in Vancouver, BC, on March 30, 2025.

In a significant milestone for the band, they were honored at the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. Joel and Benji Madden from Good Charlotte presented them with this prestigious accolade. The event marked not only an acknowledgment of their contributions to music but also served as their final live performance. At the ceremony, they played a selection of some of their most iconic tracks.

The decision to end their musical journey was met with mixed emotions from fans worldwide. For decades, the band had been creating music that resonated deeply with audiences. Their final performance featured a medley of songs that encapsulated their legacy, including memorable hits such as “Over My Head (Better Off Dead),” “Still Waiting,” and “In Too Deep.” These performances showcased the energy and passion that defined Sum 41 throughout their career.

Beyond the stage, the band's influence extended into various aspects of popular culture. Their induction into the Hall of Fame solidified their place among Canada’s most celebrated musicians. Fans now have the opportunity to revisit and cherish the final moments captured in both their studio work and live shows.

As the curtain falls on Sum 41, their impact on the music industry remains indelible. With a legacy built on powerful lyrics and unforgettable melodies, they leave behind a rich tapestry of sound that continues to inspire new generations of artists and listeners alike.