It has been announced!! OLP is to be attending a massive millenium bash, in which out of twelve bands, they are the headliners. The event is taking place at the Corel Centre in Ottawa. They will be taking the stage at 12:00 AM, January 1, 2000 to ring in the New Year. For more info, visit ourladypeace.com.

April 17, 1999

Unfortunately, Summersault '99 will NOT take place. Raine recently announced this in the Cracks in the Pavement on April 14. The band is busy making the new album, and does not feel that they could put on a 'full-assed' festival. Too bad.

April 23, 1999

Our Lady Peace are perfoming at Woodstock '99 alongside such performers as The Tragically Hip, Rage Against the Machine, Alanis Morissette, Foo Fighters, and many more!! Cool, eh? Tickets for the July 23-25 event in New York are on sale now.

May 26,1999

The new Our Lady Peace album will be entitled: "Happiness...is not a fish that you can catch"

July 14, 1999

Happiness... is not a fish that you can catch is due out in stores September 21. The new single, "One Man Army," should hit airwaves sometime in August. Also, Woodstock '99 is next week!

August 2, 1999

Well, July 17th and 18th found OLP playing two secret gigs at Toronto's Horseshoe Tavern. The setlist included:
-One Man Army
-Happiness and The Fish
-Potato Girl
-Blister
-Is Anybody Home
-Waited
-Lying Awake
-Annie
-Stealing Babies
-Superman's Dead
-Carnival
-Naveed
-Clumsy
-Starseed
These two gigs were played with a new touring guitarist/keyboardist, Jamie Edwards. The second guest performer on OLP's new album was Elvin Jones, a Jazz drummer, and a favorite of Jeremy's. He plays the drum parts on 'Stealing Babies'.

This last weekend, OLP was present at Woodstock '99, where they played old and new tunes alike, including 'Happiness and The Fish', 'Waited', 'Is Anybody Home?', and 'One Man Army'.

September 21, 1999

Well, if you don't know why there's OLP news today, all we have to say is, "DUH!" For anyone saying duh, we apologize, but Happiness... is not a Fish that You Can Catch was released today in Canada. Look for an American release one week from today, September 28, 1999.

Also, we're not quite sure why, but OLP are touring the US with Creed and Oleander later this month. They say they'll hit Canada sometime in the new year.

November 30, 1999

Sunday November 21 saw OLP, along with some lucky extras, in a church basement filming the video for "Is Anybody Home?". The official website gave instructions on how to become an extra-simply being over 16, and e-mailing your name and phone number to OLP would suffice. The people they choose were to be phoned on Sunday, and told the address to the church.
Unfortunately, OLP bumped up the age limit to 18, and a lot of people were dissapointed. However, there were not enough extras, so they began letting in anybody. This, understandably, pissed a few people off, as they had been sitting at home waiting for a phone call, and were unable to make it to the shoot on time.
Regardless, the "Is Anybody Home?" video and single is due to be released on December 14, and it's theme is said to be the end of the world. Watch for it on MuchMusic.

December 14, 1999

Yesterday, the new video for Is Anybody Home? was premiered on Much music. Also, there was a two-part spotlight on OLP yesterday and today. If you're in the Pied Piper's Union, look in your boxes.


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