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We hope you can all make it to this amazing massive show!!!

See it here first! Watch exclusive behind-the-scenes footage shot by Theory of a Deadman and their crew during the band's rehearsals for their performance at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics Victory Ceremony for Women's Snowboarding! DeadFan Club members get the first look at this once in a lifetime event!

Ditch your books, cut class, take a sick day from work and spend a day at the office with your favorite frontman! Tyler guides you along on a humorous, almost educational tour of Roadrunner Records offices in New York. You know�cause he runs the joint! Check it out and enjoy!

SIRIUS (ch 20) / XM (ch 48) - OCTANE

Theory Of A Deadman Octane Takeover

Wednesday, Feb. 17th @ 12pm ET

Repeat Broadcasts:

Friday, Feb. 19th @ 10pm ET

Saturday, Feb. 20th @ 5pm ET

Tune in to hear Dean, Dave and Joe each pick out three of their all time favorite hard rock songs and introduce each of them. You’ll hear tracks from Guns ‘n Roses, Sevendust, Alice In Chains, Mudvayne, Corrosion Of Conformity, and more!

Since releasing their 3rd full length, 2008’s Scars & Souvenirs, Vancouver, BC’s Theory of a Deadman have been having their share of moments in the sun. Their single “Bad Girlfriend” hit #1 on the rock charts, the album was certified Gold, the band was invited to play the Grey Cup, Crue Fest 2, and are currently on a North American headlining run about to make a special stop at The Olympics.

In hosting the 2010 Winter Olympics, Canada is marrying music and sports in offering some of the best artists hailing from each territory of their country to rock their respective stadiums during the Olympic Medal Ceremonies each night. On Friday, February 19th, Theory of a Deadman will be joining the ranks of Sarah MacLachlan, Rush, Nelly Furtado, Barenaked Ladies and many other artists given the honor of performing in “The Victory Concert Series.” While Medals are being awarded for the Women’s Snowboarding Half-Pipe competition, the band will be playing a full set which can be streamed right here.

Says frontman/ underrated comedian Tyler Connolly of the band’s inclusion in the event, “It feels pretty good. The four of us in the band had to compete in races to actually get into it.” The jokester continues, “I won, I did the triathlon, where you cross-country ski with a gun on your back, then shoot at a picture of a bulls-eye. I hit a bulls-eye.”

More seriously, Connolly explains, “It’s going to be pretty awesome. It’s in our hometown, Vancouver, [but] it’s in the middle of a tour, so unfortunately, we’re not going to be able to see anything other than play the show, because we have to leave that night. But it will be great, a lot of friends and family will be there, and we get to play in BC Place, which we’ve never played in before -- it’s a huge stadium.”

Further putting it into context, Connolly details, “It’s massive; it’s like a football stadium. It’s going to be loud -- there’s going to be 50 or 60,000 people there.” When asked if that’s the largest crowd the band has ever performed in front of, Connolly replies, “We did the Grey Cup last year, which was in Montreal, and that’s like the Super Bowl of Canada -- I think it was 65,000. That was our biggest crowd that we’ve performed in front of so far. But this will be great.”

Whether via TV or computer screen, fans around the world can tune in to NBC or NBConline to catch Theory’s performance in it’s entirety.

To see the band live in person, check their remaining tour dates here, and if you haven’t gotten your copy of the Gold-selling Scars & Souvenirs, get it right here!