Tag: Daughtry
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Daughtry continues “Live Sets” March 18th
Daughtry continues “Live Sets,” a series of live online concerts brought to you by Sony’s new global brand message, make.believe (pronounced “make dot believe”). “Live Sets” features live performances by popular artists streamed digitally, providing an intimate experience for on-site and online audiences. In addition to the concert, each artist will also provide exclusive interview…
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Lifehouse to tour with Daughtry
Lifehouse will join Daughtry as special guests on the second leg of their U.S. tour beginning March 18th in Baltimore, MD at the 1st Mariner Arena (see below for a complete list of dates). Chris Daughtry appears on Lifehouse’s much anticipated fifth studio album Smoke & Mirrors, having co-written the track “Had Enough” with Lifehouse…
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Daughtry continues tour through 2010
Following the success of its nationally televised New Year’s Eve performance in Times Square, Daughtry reveals plans for the second leg of its U.S. arena tour, which is scheduled to begin March 18 in Baltimore, Maryland and will continue into the summer. For the upcoming shows, singer Chris Daughtry, bassist Josh Paul, drummer Joey Barnes,…
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Daughtry announces new U.S. arena tour dates
Daughtry announces it will launch a 36-date U.S. arena tour this fall to support the group’s new studio album, “Leave This Town.” The opening acts will be main support Theory Of A DeadMan and opener Cavo. The upcoming tour will launch October 19 in Topeka, KS before ending the first leg of the tour December…
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Daughtry’s album “Leave This Town” debuts at #1
Daughtry’s second album, LEAVE THIS TOWN (19 Recordings/RCA), debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 269,299 copies sold in its first week of release. The record is also No. 1 on the Digital Albums Chart and the Rock Chart. Daughtry moves Michael Jackson from the top of the sales charts, where the late…
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Daughtry to reveal details of new album “Leave This Town”
As Daughtry prepares for the July 14 release of “Leave This Town” (19 Recordings/RCA), the band is ready to reveal details behind the follow-up to its Grammy-nominated, quintuple-platinum debut. Singer Chris Daughtry, bassist Josh Paul, drummer Joey Barnes, and guitarists Brian Craddock and Josh Steely recorded the album’s 12 songs in Los Angeles with returning…
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Daughtry unveils “Leave This Town”
Daughtry unveils the title of its second album Leave This Town (19 Recordings/RCA). Released on July 14, the album once again produced by Howard Benson (All-American Rejects, My Chemical Romance) features a dozen plus songs, including the first single, “No Surprise.” Chris Daughtry, bassist Josh Paul, drummer Joey Barnes, and guitarists Brian Craddock and Josh…
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Daughtry’s new single “No Surprise” offers first glimpse of new album
Daughtry will debut “No Surprise,” the first single from the band’s second album, during the Wednesday, May 6 episode of American Idol. It is the first track from their 19 Recordings/RCA July 14 release. Daughtry is currently in the studio finishing the yet to be titled album, which follows the band’s GRAMMY-nominated, quadruple-platinum debut. “American…
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Daughtry expands debut with bonus music and videos
To celebrate the global success of the record-breaking debut from 19/RCA recording artist DAUGHTRY, the Grammy-nominated group announces it will release a deluxe version of the band’s debut September 9. Powered by a trio of #1 songs, “It’s Not Over,” “Home,” and “Feels Like Tonight.” DAUGHTRY has become the biggest selling artist release of the…