
3 Doors Down
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3 Doors Down Biography
Hailing from the small town of Escatawpa, MS, near Biloxi, 3
Doors Down forged a major-label contract using popular live shows and
the reputation of a single song. Their hit, Kryptonite, generated
unprecedented buzz at local radio station WCPR in Biloxi, helping to
make them hometown favorites and enabling them to draw relatively large
crowds to their local live shows, which consequently, helped them
extend their range beyond Mississippi and the deep south to
internationally famous clubs like New York's CBGB's.
Originally a trio consisting of vocalist and drummer Brad Arnold,
guitarist Matt Roberts and bassist Todd Harrell, the band soon added
guitarist Chris Henderson and retained a studio drummer so that Arnold
could come forward and sing live. The CBGB's show brought them to the
attention of Republic Records, a subsidiary of Universal, which issued
the band's major-label debut, The Better Life, in early 2000. Away From
the Sun arrived in November 2002 - it debuted at number eight on the
Billboard Top 200 and soon went gold. Three 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 the LP Seventeen Days in early
2005. It debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, and went platinum
in its first week of release. ~ Stacia Proefrock, All Music Guide