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2002
Faith No More In early 2002, the band members reportedly received a multi-million

In early 2002, the band members reportedly received a multi-million dollar offer for a reunion tour festival. It was set to include Bush , Deftones , Incubus , Limp Bizkit, Papa Roach and Slipknot , and a meeting between Patton, Gould and members of these bands took place. The reunion…
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Incubus (band) ended the year on the charts

Incubus ended the year on the charts, having “Wish You Were Here” (No. 10), “Warning” (No. 16), and “Nice to Know You” (No. 26) on the alternative rock format chart, joining “Wish You Were Here” (No. 25) and “Nice to Know You” (No. 36).

Incubus (band) 40th-best-selling album

Morning View was the 40th-best-selling album of 2002.

Sugar Ray Due to the band’s popularity, the band made a cameo appearance in

Due to the band’s popularity, the band made a cameo appearance in Scooby-Doo in 2002.

2001
Incubus (band) Morning View was certified platinum

By December, Morning View was certified platinum, “Wish You Were Here” was No. 4 on Alternative charts, and Morning View was No. 38 on top 200.

Incubus (band) released their fourth full-length major label album

On October 23, 2001, the band released their fourth full-length major label album.

Incubus (band) music video was released

The music video was released at the end of that month, after being re-cut to make it more viewable in the wake of the 9/11 disaster.

Incubus (band) reaching No. 2

The single instantly began to climb up the Alternative charts, reaching No. 2 by early September.

Incubus (band) released their first single

Continuing to tour, Incubus released their first single, ” Wish You Were Here “, from their upcoming record, Morning View , on August 21, 2001.

Sugar Ray , released in June 2001, included ” When It’s Over “, which

Sugar Ray , released in June 2001, included ” When It’s Over “, which reached number 13 in the U.S. ” Answer the Phone ” peaked at number 33 on the US Adult Pop Airplay chart and number 39 on the Mainstream Top 40 chart in late 2001.