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3 Doors Down

Current Tour:	2016 Tour
Discography:	The Better Life (2000) Away from the Sun (2002) Seventeen Days (2005) 3 Doors Down (2008) Time of My Life (2011) Us and the Night (2016)

In May 2016, 3 Doors Down announced a summer/fall tour in support of their sixth studio album, Us and the Night. Making stops across North America and Europe, stops on the American leg of the tour include at Silver Legacy Casino in Reno, NV, Louisville Palace in Louisville, KY, Caesars Atlantic City in Atlantic City, NJ, and Bluestem Center for the Arts Amphitheatre in Moorhead, MN. The final stop on the tour is set to take place on November 12 at Harrah's Cherokee Resort Event Center in Cherokee, NC.

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3 Doors Down released their sixth studio album, Us and the Night on March 11, 2016. The album was released via Republic Records and and debuted at No. 14 on the Billboard 200 chart. Recorded at Rivergate Studios and Blackbird Studio, both in Nashville, Us and the Night features 13 tracks, including two bonus tracks. The songs "In the Dark" and "Still Alive" were both released as singles in early 2016.

Many bands tell stories about their small town upbringing, but very few can say that they have had quite the same experience as the band 3 Doors Down. 3 Doors Down's story is a perfect example of the "American Dream;" friends from a small town who launch themselves into the big time. The members of 3 Doors Down grew up together in the small town of Escatawpa, Mississippi, which has a population of just over 3,500 residents. The original members of the band began playing together and performing in the late 1990s, and their single "Kryptonite" launched them to mainstream success, with everyone looking to buy 3 Doors Down tickets.

When 3 Doors Down put out the single "Kryptonite," they likely never suspected that a song that became a hit on a local radio station in Biloxi, Mississippi, would ultimately result in a recording contract and worldwide fame. When "Kryptonite" was released, 3 Doors Down quickly made a name for themselves around their hometown and surrounding areas, gathering a steady following for their local live shows. The band's incredibly popular local shows eventually landed them a gig at the famous New York City club CBGB. The incredible performance by caught the attention of Universal Records, which resulted in a major record deal. Shortly after 3 Doors Down signed their record deal, the band released The Better Life (2000), which in addition to "Kryptonite" also included the top ten rock songs "Loser," "Duck and Run" and "Be Like That." 3 Doors Down's first album would go on to be certified six times platinum and reach #7 on Billboard charts, an incredible accomplishment for a newcomer to the popular music scene.

Two years later, 3 Doors Down released their follow-up album Away from the Sun (2002), and once again they found themselves at the top of Billboard charts. The top-ten album went multi-platinum and gave 3 Doors Down two more top-five singles with "When I'm Gone" and "Here Without You." 3 Doors Down successfully avoided the dreaded sophomore slump for bands, proving they were here to stay and that they wouldn't be one-hit wonders. Further proving their staying power, 3 Doors Down have successfully released another two albums. Their 2005 album Seventeen Days became the first #1 album for the group, when it premiered at the top of the charts; once again, 3 Doors Down attained platinum status. 3 Doors Down then followed that up with their fourth record, the self-titled 3 Doors Down, which reached #1 in its first week, selling over 150,000 copies.

If there is one thing to be learned from 3 Doors Down, it is that just because you have small-town roots doesn't mean you're incapable of achieving your big dreams. 3 Doors Down dreamt big, followed their passion, and now tour worldwide for hundreds of thousands of fans.

3 Doors Down Concerts

Date	Location	Venue	Price	Get tickets
29.11.2024 07:00	New York USA	Madison Square Garden 29.11.2024 07:00	$84.80-$1246.03	Buy tickets
30.11.2024 07:00	Bangor USA	Cross Insurance Center 30.11.2024 07:00	$162.89-$1284.06	Buy tickets
02.12.2024 07:00	Allentown USA	PPL Center 02.12.2024 07:00	$71.00-$1325.00	Buy tickets
04.12.2024 07:00	Atlanta USA	Philips Arena 04.12.2024 07:00	$31.34-$1310.00	Buy tickets
05.12.2024 07:00	Orlando USA	Amway Center 05.12.2024 07:00	$58.30-$1565.00	Buy tickets

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Hailing from the small town of Escatawpa, Mississippi, 3 Doors Down hit their peak in the 2000s with a string of post-grunge singles, most notably "Kryptonite," "When I'm Gone," and the ballad "Here Without You." "Kryptonite," with its minor-key shuffle and references to Superman, was the catalyst for the band's career, generating an unprecedented buzz at a local radio station -- Biloxi's WCPR -- during the band's independent days. Such support helped make 3 Doors Down a regional favorite, enabling them to draw relatively large crowds to their local live shows and, consequently, extending their popularity beyond the Deep South to internationally famous clubs like New York's CBGB.
The founding members of 3 Doors Down -- vocalist/drummer Brad Arnold, guitarist Matt Roberts, and bassist Todd Harrell -- were raised in Escatawpa, a cozy town of 8,000 people. Although brought up in religious households, the musicians also felt the call of rock & roll at an early age, eventually forming a rock trio in 1994 to play a friend's backyard party. As the years progressed, so did the band's sound, and the group soon added guitarist Chris Henderson and retained a studio drummer so that Arnold could come forward and sing live. After touring the Gulf Coast's venues, the band made its way to New York, where a showcase at CBGB brought 3 Doors Down to the attention of Republic Records. A subsidiary of Universal, Republic Records signed the musicians and issued their major-label debut, The Better Life, in early 2000.
The Better Life became one of the biggest-selling albums of 2000, going platinum four times during its first year of release and spawning several singles. The band furthered its success with 2002's Away from the Sun, which debuted at number eight on the Billboard Top 200 and, like its predecessor, climbed to multi-platinum status. 3 Doors Down toured steadily throughout 2003 and 2004 in support of Away from the Sun, and issued the live EP Another 700 Miles in November 2003 as a holdover between studio efforts. The group returned with a heavier album, Seventeen Days, in early 2005. It debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and went platinum in its first week of release. A self-titled album, which followed in May 2008, repeated its predecessor's success when it too debuted at the top of the Billboard 200.
3 Doors Down toured throughout 2009, released a digital-only acoustic holiday album at the end of the year, and began to work on their next album in 2010. With Howard Benson serving as producer, the guys shuttled themselves between L.A. and Tokyo, recording the album in both cities and eventually emerging with 2011's Time of My Life. The following year saw the release of the band's first Greatest Hits collection, which featured three brand-new tracks. These songs also offered fans their first look at incoming guitarist and former guitar tech Chet Roberts, who replaced founding member Matt Roberts (no relation). By 2013, bassist Todd Harrell had also departed, opening the door for another new member, Justin Biltonen. Sporting a new lineup, 3 Doors Down set about recording their sixth LP with producer Matt Wallace. Us and the Night appeared in March 2016.

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