Greig Nori

In 2007, Nori went back to the studio to produce for the pop punk bands Cauterize and Hedley, for their albums Disguises and Famous Last Words, respectively.

• Name — Greig Nori • Birth Name — Greig Andrew Nori • Birthplace — Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada • Genre — * Indie rock • pop-punk • punk rock • alternative rock • Occupation — * Producer • musician • singer • manager • Years Active — 1991–present • Instrument — * Vocals • guitar • Current Member Of — Treble Charger

Nori saw Sum 41 in concert at Jonopalooza in 1996 and convinced the group to lose their original lead vocalist, placing Deryck Whibley on vocals. Nori formed the music artist management company Bunk Rock Entertainment. Through the 2000s, Nori would host the MuchMusic reality show Disband and produce music for Canadian groups Hedley and Marianas Trench. Nori would manage the band The New Cities for a few months, producing their first album, Lost in City Lights (2009). As of 2024, Nori was a self-employed recording studio manager and engineer at Algoma Conservatory of Music, the largest music organization in Sault Ste. Marie and the second largest not-for-profit music education center in Ontario. The organization suspended all projects involving Nori following the allegations made by Whibley while it conducted an internal review of his allegations.

Sum 41 vocalist Deryck Whibley accused Nori of grooming and sexual abuse in his memoir Walking Disaster, published in 2024. Nori allegedly grabbed and kissed him. When Whibley said he rejected these advances, Nori allegedly got "psychologically and verbally abusive." Nori has denied the allegations and has retained a defamation lawyer. Nori wrote in a statement through the Toronto Star that the accusation that he initiated the relationship was false. Nori continued that when their relationship began, Whibley and he were both adults, and that "the accusation that I pressured Whibley to continue the relationship by accusing him of homophobia is false. Ultimately the relationship simply faded out. Consensually. Our business relationship continued." In January 2025, Nori filed a lawsuit against Whibley, claiming libel and "breach of confidence, intrusion upon seclusion, wrongful disclosure of private facts, and placing the plaintiff in a false light." Whibley counter-sued, claiming $3 million in damages for "defamation and placing the plaintiff in a false light".

Arrangements, songwriting, vocals and guitar throughout all albums: • nc17 (1994) • self=title (1995) • Maybe It's Me (1997) • Wide Awake Bored (2000) • Detox (2002)

• Year — Album title — Band — Record label — Credits • 2000 — Half Hour of Power — Sum 41 — Aquarius/Big Rig — Co-producer • 2001 — All Killer No Filler — Sum 41 — Island — Manager, guitar on "Handle This" and "Pain for Pleasure", backing vocals on "Motivation", co-writer • 2002 — Autopilot Off — Autopilot Off — Island — Producer • 2002 — Does This Look Infected? — Sum 41 — Island/Mercury — Producer, manager • 2003 — Skull Ring — Iggy Pop — Virgin — Co-producer on "Little Know It All" (feat. Sum 41) • 2004 — Make a Sound — Autopilot Off — Island — Co-producer, co-writer "Clockwork" • 2004 — Chuck — Sum 41 — Island/Mercury — Producer, manager • 2004 — Suffer, Survive — No Warning — Machine Shop — Co-producer, manager • 2007 — Disguises — Cauterize — High 4 — Co-producer • 2007 — Famous Last Words — Hedley — Universal Music Canada — Producer, mixing • 2008 — World Time Bomb — One Second 2 Late — Universal Music Canada — Co-producer • 2009 — Masterpiece Theatre — Marianas Trench — 604 — Co-producer • 2009 — Lost in City Lights — The New Cities — Sony Music Canada — Producer • 2012 — Somewhere Between Free Men and Slaves — Organ Thieves — MapleMusic Recordings — Producer • 2012 — Collide and Conquer — Hunter Valentine — Megaforce Records — Producer