Canadian pop-punkers SUM 41 have announced plans to split up following the completion of a worldwide tour in support of their upcoming album, “Heaven :x: Hell”.
Earlier today (Monday, May 8), SUM 41 released the following statement via social media: “Being in SUM 41 since 1996 brought us some of the…
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