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United States 3 Doors Down is a multi-platinum American rock band, consistently recognized for their chart-topping success and enduring presence in popular music.
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BMI highlights 3 Doors Down's commitment to hard work and creating good music, indicating the band's masterwork with anticipation for future projects.
3 Doors Down collaborated with special guest Candlebox on the 'Away From The Sun' tour, celebrating both bands' legacies and leading to the release of the 'When I'm Gone' music video after 20 years.
3 Doors Down attributes part of their touring success to Creed, who provided them with their first ever touring opportunity.
3 Doors Down co-headlined the six-week-long 'Gang of Outlaws Tour' with ZZ Top, featuring Gretchen Wilson as an opener.
Gretchen Wilson opened for the 'Gang of Outlaws Tour', co-headlined by 3 Doors Down and ZZ Top.
3 Doors Down embarked on a joint headlining tour with Daughtry to promote Daughtry's 3rd studio album release, during which a cover of 'In the Air Tonight' was uploaded to Daughtry's YouTube channel.
Prime Circle supported 3 Doors Down on their European tour.
3 Doors Down performed at the presidential inauguration concert for U.S. President-elect Donald Trump in January 2017. The decision was rooted in their 'God, guns, and country black-and-white sort of viewpoint,' and their history of supporting conservative events.
3 Doors Down embarked on the Rock n' Roll Express tour with Collective Soul, which included shows in 36 cities across the United States. Soul Asylum was the opening act.
Soul Asylum was the opening act for the Rock n' Roll Express tour, co-headlined by 3 Doors Down and Collective Soul.
3 Doors Down performed two songs, 'When You're Young' and 'Kryptonite,' during the first period intermission of the 2011 NHL All-Star Game in Raleigh, North Carolina. They also held a free concert as part of the weekend festivities.
3 Doors Down performed at the Americafest celebration at Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan, over two days, playing their greatest hits and new songs.
Operating through their 'The Better Life Foundation,' 3 Doors Down has supported numerous charities across the US, including The Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse, aiming to provide children with a better life.
Through 'The Better Life Foundation,' 3 Doors Down has supported numerous charities across the US, including Habitat for Humanity, with a mission to improve children's lives.
In connection with Wal-Mart, 3 Doors Down's Better Life Foundation supplied the town of Waveland, Mississippi, (which was severely affected by Hurricane Katrina) with three semi-trucks full of rescue supplies.
An auction at 'The Better Life Foundation' annual show included a Paul Stanley guitar played on the KISS Farewell Tour.
Four Roger Bourget motorcycles were auctioned at 'The Better Life Foundation' annual show to raise funds for charity.
Access to the Dale Jr. racing suite was an item auctioned at 'The Better Life Foundation' annual show to raise funds.
NASCAR artwork by Brad Daley was among the items auctioned at 'The Better Life Foundation' annual show.
3 Doors Down formed in 1996 in Escatawpa, Mississippi, by Brad Arnold (lead vocals, drums), Matt Roberts (lead guitar, backing vocals), and Todd Harrell (bass guitar). The band’s name originated during a trip to Foley, Alabama, where a sign missing letters read “Doors Down”; with three members, they added “3” to form “3 Doors Down.” Arnold wrote their breakout hit, “Kryptonite,” at age 15. The trio recorded demo material in 1997 at Holly House Recording studio in Biloxi, Mississippi. The self-titled demo CD, released in 1997, gained local attention when WCPR-FM began playing “Kryptonite,” which became the station’s most requested song for over 15 weeks. In 1998, Chris Henderson joined as rhythm guitarist, and the band secured a performance at New York’s CBGB music club, leading to their signing.
Mainstream success began with their debut album, “The Better Life,” released on February 8, 2000. It became the year’s 11th best-selling album, achieving septuple platinum certification from the RIAA for selling over seven million units. “Kryptonite” peaked at number three on the Billboard Hot 100, earned a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Song, and launched the band’s career. The album also featured hit singles “Loser” and “Duck and Run,” and a re-recorded version of “Be Like That” for the 2001 film “American Pie 2.” For touring, Richard Liles was initially hired as drummer, allowing Arnold to perform as the frontman. Daniel Adair later replaced Liles.
Their second album, “Away from the Sun” (2002), debuted at number eight on the Billboard 200 and quickly achieved multi-platinum status, selling four million copies worldwide. This album featured hit singles “When I’m Gone” and “Here Without You,” both reaching the Billboard Hot 100 top five. “When I’m Gone” also received two Grammy nominations. The band released a live EP, “Another 700 Miles,” in 2003, which was certified Gold and included a cover of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “That Smell.” By 2005, 3 Doors Down had sold 12 million albums. Their third album, “Seventeen Days” (2005), and their self-titled fourth album (2008), both debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and were certified platinum.
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