Danity Kane, an American music group, became the first all-female group in Billboard history to debut their first two albums at the top of the charts.
Diddy, 55, signed the group — which originally consisted of Aubrey O'Day, Shannon Bex, D. Woods, Aundrea Fimbres and Richard — to his label, Bad.
Danity Kane performed at The Fillmore in San Francisco as part of their #NoFilterTour.
Danity Kane performed at The City National Grove of Anaheim as part of their #NoFilterTour.
Danity Kane performed at the House of Blues in Chicago as part of their #NoFilterTour.
Danity Kane performed at The Pageant in St. Louis as part of their #NoFilterTour.
Danity Kane performed at Bogart’s in Cincinnati as part of their #NoFilterTour.
Danity Kane performed at The Fillmore in Detroit as part of their #NoFilterTour.
Danity Kane performed at the House of Blues in Cleveland as part of their #NoFilterTour.
Danity Kane performed at The Fillmore in Charlotte as part of their #NoFilterTour.
Danity Kane performed at the House of Blues in Boston as part of their #NoFilterTour.
Danity Kane performed at The Fillmore in Silver Spring as part of their #NoFilterTour.
Danity Kane performed at the Theater of The Living Arts in Philadelphia as part of their #NoFilterTour.
Danity Kane performed at Irving Plaza in New York City as part of their #NoFilterTour.
Danity Kane performed at Humphrey’s by The Bay in San Diego as part of their #NoFilterTour.
Danity Kane released a line of denim jeans through Dollhouse. Danity Kane partnered with Dollhouse Teen, a brand for 13-14 year old girls.
The group had been a part of an ad campaign for PETA.
Danity Kane announced their 2025 'Untold Chapter Tour,' which includes a show at New York City's Webster Hall on Dec. 19.
The show-stopping girl group is set to perform two back-to-back shows at Mohegan Sun's Cabaret Theatre on Dec. 12 and 13.
Danity Kane formed in 2005 through MTV’s “Making the Band 3” reality television series. The original members included Aubrey O’Day, Dawn Richard, Shannon Bex, Aundrea Fimbres, and Wanita “D. Woods” Woodgett. They signed with Bad Boy Records under Sean “Diddy” Combs and released their self-titled debut album in 2006. This album achieved commercial success, shipping one million copies domestically and featuring the top 10 single “Show Stopper.” Their second studio album, “Welcome to the Dollhouse,” released in 2008, also debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, with the single “Damaged” becoming another top 10 hit. These achievements established Danity Kane as a notable group in the music industry.
Despite their early success, internal tensions and issues with their mentor, Diddy, arose. In 2008, O’Day and D. Woods were removed from the group during the finale of “Making the Band 4.” The remaining members continued briefly before the group officially disbanded in early 2009, with all members eventually released from their Bad Boy Records contracts. A partial reunion occurred in 2013 with O’Day, Bex, Richard, and Fimbres, who announced their return at the MTV Video Music Awards. However, Fimbres departed in 2014, and after a dispute between O’Day and Richard, the group disbanded again, though their third album, “DK3,” was still released later that year.
O’Day and Richard, along with Shannon Bex, reunited in 2018 for “The Universe Is Undefeated Tour,” aiming to showcase their individual and group efforts. In 2019, they released new music under the Danity Kane name, including the single “Neon Lights.” By 2020, with Bex focusing on other ventures, O’Day and Richard continued as a duo, releasing an EP titled “Strawberry Milk” and the single “New Kings.” The group subsequently entered an indefinite hiatus, though a “The Untold Chapter Tour” was announced for 2025, with a mysterious lineup of three members planned.
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