Daughtry (band) released their self-titled debut album just six months after Daughtry was on American Idol. Daughtry is the third most successful contestant to come from American Idol behind Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood, but is the biggest male contestant to come from the show. Daughtry was a Season 5 (2006) contestant back when all three original judges were still there and hit the top four. From Marching in Time they performed “If Not For You,” “Let That Be Us,” and “Marching in Time.” Between Tremonti and Daughtry, it is easy to see Rock N’ Roll is alive and well.Ĭhris Daughtry proved you don’t have to win American Idol to be just as successful or more than a winner. Tremonti played an eight song set starting with “Thrown Further,” and ended with “Wish You Well.” The day of the show it was announced Tremonti would be doing a Frank Sinatra covers album. For nearly 30 years Tremonti has been a modern day guitar hero. Tremonti is definitely it’s own sound and I would consider it to be heavier than Alter Bridge and Creed. The album received much praise including the number one spot on the Billboard UK Rock and Metal albums charts and the guitar riff for “Now and Forever,” was Guitar World’s best riff of 2021. Tremonti’s fifth album Marching In Time was released last year and the first album with all four current members. Creed and Alter Bridge bassist Brian Marshall also was a touring member for a short time. Tanner Keegan who filled in for WVH when Van Halen was touring became an official member last year and Ryan Bennett became the drummer following Whitlock’s departure. WVH left the group in 2016 and Whitlock in 2018. The next two albums included all three along with Wolfgang Van Halen on bass. Tremonti’s first album All I Was was released 10 years ago and consisted of Tremonti and Creed touring guitarist Eric Friedman with drummer Garrett Whitlock. Tremonti is the solo band of Creed and Alter Bridge guitarist Mark Tremonti.
Make sure if Nickelback makes their way into your city you get out and check out the tour as it is one you wouldn’t want to miss.Ĭheck out our exclusive photo gallery of Nickelback by our photographer, Andrew Wendowski.Daughtry and Tremonti put on a real rock show Monday night (3/21) at the Novo in Downtown L.A. Although this show in particular didn’t appear to sell very well as there were many of empty seats, Nickelback performed as if it was a sold out show in which they would have been very deserving of.
The production lacked but pleased the crowd and fit their set perfectly during each song having it’s own video or slideshow on the LCD screen filling the background of the stage and lights perfectly matching the beats of each song. Their stage production was unique and kind of interesting as it appeared to have some sort of machinery on the stage which acted as the drum riser, lots of lighting and LCD screens filling the remaining stage space. Kroeger, guitarist Ryan Peake, bassist Mike Kroeger and drummer Daniel Adair have a unique stage presence together rarely interacting with each other with the exception of the bands introductions from frontman Kroeger but still grasping the crowds attention enough to keep them watching. Frontman Chad Kroeger sounding flawless and at times better then the songs recorded on their albums, not to mention how solid the band sounds altogether.
Despite the rumors of how awful Nickelback is, They were surprisingly excellent and put on an extraordinary live show and one that you need to witness at least once in your life. The 21-song setlist which was lacking new material as they only played two songs from their latest album, Feed The Machine which is what this tour is in support of, but very heavy on their hits. I am sure many will disagree but I have heard a lot of great feedback on this album so since it’s release.
Personally, I think that this album is some of their heaviest and best material yet. In addition, the album was also #4 on the Top Current Albums chart, #2 on the US Rock and Independent Albums chart, and #1 on the Hard Rock chart. Currently out in support of their latest album Feed The Machine, which debuted on Billboard’s Top 200 at #5. Nickelback brought their Feed The Machine Tour into Camden, New Jersey’s BB&T Pavilion with special guests Daughtry and Shaman’s Harvest.
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