Di Salvio and Sara Johnston with the collaboration of Fatlip, Max-A-Million, Swanza, Chris Opperman, Noel Osborne and others. The album was written in Los Angeles and was recorded at Depeche Mode's studio and in Hollywood at Steve Vai's Studio. On July 1, 2008, the original group got back together to perform at the Montreal International Jazz Festival, in front of a crowd numbering around 180,000. 2010–2012: The Garden After the death of his friend and father, Bobby Di Salvio, James got the collective back together. The album The Garden was released on October 19, 2010. Di Salvio and parts of the group then toured through Canada, collaborating with different singers and instrumentalists like Pierre-Luc Cérat, Nick Hynes, Pascal Lepage and Stéphane Moraille. In 2015, they released the album French Garden. On May 3, 2022, on its Facebook page, Bran Van 3000 announced an up-coming 25th anniversary tour of Canada, the US, the UK and Europe. Discography Albums Singles Soundtrack credits Playing by Heart (1998), "Drinking in LA", "Exactly Like Me" Practical Magic (1998), "Everywhere" Entropy (1999), "Drinking in L.A." Y tu mamá también (2001), "Go Shopping" Xchange (2001), "Afrodiziak" Skeppsholmen (TV Series) (2002), "Astounded" Jet Set Radio Future (2002), "The Answer" Everwood (2004), "Rock Star" FIFA Street 2 (2006), "Astounded" The L Word (2008), "Loaded", "Rock Star" The Trotsky (2009), "Shine" Bon Cop, Bad Cop 2 (2017), "Black Diamond", "Girlz" The Curse of Von Dutch: A Brand to Die For (TV Series) (2021), "Cum On Feel the Noize" See also List of bands from Canada Music of Quebec References External links Musical groups established in 1996 Musical groups disestablished in 2002 Musical groups reestablished in 2006 Musical groups from Montreal Musical collectives Canadian dance music groups Capitol Records artists Virgin Records artists English-language musical groups from Quebec Audiogram (label) artists Juno Award for Alternative Album of the Year winners 1996 establishments in Quebec 2002 disestablishments in Quebec 2006 establishments in Quebec Alternative dance musical groups