After spending almost three decades building a legacy of pop punk angst, thrashing guitars and witty lyricism, Canadian heroes Sum 41 are making their way into Wembley for an epic UK farewell at their final London show.
Booming cheers fill the room as a huge black banner lowers over the stage, signalling the band's imminent arrival before smoke machines and bursts of fire shoot into the air as the five-piece kick the show off with a thumping Motivation. Doubling up with even bigger energy is The Hell Song, introduced with bursts of confetti and soaring riffs. "This next song has been the most requested song we've had all year," yells frontman Deryck Whibley, before thrashing into Screaming Bloody Murder.
