Haines and James Shaw also perform with Broken Social Scene.
Haines featured as vocalist on their albums You Forgot It in People, Bee Hives, Broken Social Scene and Forgiveness Rock Record.
One of Broken Social Scene's most popular songs, "Anthems for a Seventeen Year Old Girl", is sung by Haines.

Haines has also been a guest on albums by artists like Stars, KC Accidental, The Stills, Jason Collett, The Crystal Method, Tiësto, Delerium, k-os, and Todor Kobakov.

In 1996, Haines released a solo album entitled Cut in Half and Also Double.
Under the "Emily Haines and the Soft Skeleton" moniker, she released the 2006 studio album Knives Don't Have Your Back, followed in 2007 by the EP What Is Free to a Good Home?.
The album and the EP are a collection of piano-driven songs backed with soft strings and horns.
The songs "Our Hell" and "Doctor Blind" were issued as singles with music videos.

In 1997, Shaw released his studio album, Life on the Clock, which featured Haines singing on some tracks.
The songs "Down" and "Tortury" were later reworked as Metric songs, with the latter being renamed to "Torture Me".
The reworked version of "Down" featured later on the 2001 EP Static Anonymity and "Torture Me" on the unreleased version of the album Grow Up and Blow Away.

Scott-Key and Winstead have aside project, the band Bang Lime.
The band released the album Best Friends in Love on August 14, 2007 on Last Gang Records.

As of late August 2013, Haines was involved with FLEET4HEARme, a collaboration with Fleet Jewelry, and HearMe—the latter is an organization that aims to increase children's access to music programs in public schools.
In support of the project, Haines explained: "I feel like anybody who wants to play an instrument should be able to."

September 2015, Rudsak unveiled a leather jacket customized by Haines.
The jacket is a classic black motor-cycle style with lyrics from "The Governess" on the back.

Winstead released a solo album MMXX on June 3, 2016.
 In Fall 2016, Winstead performed tour dates in support of his album.

Haines released her first solo record in 11 years, "Choir of the Mind", on September 5, 2017.
A small North American tour took place in the winter of 2017 through venues hand picked by Haines, including Massey Hall in Toronto, Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles, and Chan Centre for the Performing Arts in Vancouver.

Metric partnered with Plus 1 to support GRID Alternatives to bring accessible renewable energy technology to underserved communities.

Metric has performed music for the upcoming zombie video game Dying Light 2.
Haines and James Shaw also perform with Broken Social Scene. Haines featured as vocalist on their albums You Forgot It in People, Bee Hives, Broken Social Scene and Forgiveness Rock Record. One of Broken Social Scene's most popular songs, "Anthems for a Seventeen Year Old Girl", is sung by Haines.
Haines has also been a guest on albums by artists like Stars, KC Accidental, The Stills, Jason Collett, The Crystal Method, Tiësto, Delerium, k-os, and Todor Kobakov.
In 1996, Haines released a solo album entitled Cut in Half and Also Double. Under the "Emily Haines and the Soft Skeleton" moniker, she released the 2006 studio album Knives Don't Have Your Back, followed in 2007 by the EP What Is Free to a Good Home?. The album and the EP are a collection of piano-driven songs backed with soft strings and horns. The songs "Our Hell" and "Doctor Blind" were issued as singles with music videos.
In 1997, Shaw released his studio album, Life on the Clock, which featured Haines singing on some tracks. The songs "Down" and "Tortury" were later reworked as Metric songs, with the latter being renamed to "Torture Me". The reworked version of "Down" featured later on the 2001 EP Static Anonymity and "Torture Me" on the unreleased version of the album Grow Up and Blow Away.
Scott-Key and Winstead have aside project, the band Bang Lime. The band released the album Best Friends in Love on August 14, 2007 on Last Gang Records.
As of late August 2013, Haines was involved with FLEET4HEARme, a collaboration with Fleet Jewelry, and HearMe—the latter is an organization that aims to increase children's access to music programs in public schools. In support of the project, Haines explained: "I feel like anybody who wants to play an instrument should be able to."
September 2015, Rudsak unveiled a leather jacket customized by Haines. The jacket is a classic black motor-cycle style with lyrics from "The Governess" on the back.
Winstead released a solo album MMXX on June 3, 2016.  In Fall 2016, Winstead performed tour dates in support of his album.
Haines released her first solo record in 11 years, "Choir of the Mind", on September 5, 2017. A small North American tour took place in the winter of 2017 through venues hand picked by Haines, including Massey Hall in Toronto, Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles, and Chan Centre for the Performing Arts in Vancouver.
Metric partnered with Plus 1 to support GRID Alternatives to bring accessible renewable energy technology to underserved communities.
Metric has performed music for the upcoming zombie video game Dying Light 2.
Metric (band)