Year : 2026
Style : Hard Rock , Post Grunge
Country : United States
Audio : 320 kbps + front
Size : 148 mb
Bio:
Shinedown is an American hard rock band from Jacksonville, Florida, formed in 2001 and founded by members Brent Smith (vocals), Brad Stewart (bass), Jasin Todd (guitar), and Barry Kerch (drums). A few lineup changes followed, and the band's current lineup consists of Smith and Kerch, the band's only two remaining original members, with guitarist Zach Myers, and bassist/pianist Eric Bass. Since Shinedown's inception, they have released five albums: Leave a Whisper (2003), Us and Them (2005), The Sound of Madness (2008), Amaryllis (2012), and Threat to Survival (2015). They have sold over 6 million albums worldwide.Leave a Whisper was the band's debut album, released July 5, 2003, then an enhanced version on June 15, 2004. It featured tracks such as "Fly from the Inside", "Burning Bright", "45" and a cover of the Lynyrd Skynyrd song "Simple Man".In 2005, the band released a live DVD of the majority of the album entitled Live from the Inside which also contained a documentary. The recording featured the final concert of the "Leave a Whisper" touring schedule.After the successful Leave a Whisper and accompanying tour, the band went back into the studio in 2005 to record their second album. On October 4, 2005, the band released Us and Them, which went on to produce three singles; "Save Me", "I Dare You", and "Heroes". The lead single, "Save Me", maintained the No.1 position of the Active Rock Charts for twelve weeks straight, setting a record for the band. The two other singles had similar success - "I Dare You" was notably performed on American Idol by Chris Daughtry and was the secondary theme song for the WWE flagship pay-per-view Wrestlemania 22. Us and Them was certified gold by the RIAA on November 13, 2006.The album has three versions for release; the regular thirteen-track version, a limited edition with three bonus acoustic tracks, and a store-specific version with two bonus tracks: "Break" and "Carried Away". After the album's release the band took part in 2006's SnoCore Tour with Seether, Flyleaf, and Halestorm. After that the band joined Trapt for the Equinox Tour. The band then played their first overseas concert at the London Astoria on June 6, 2006, supporting Alter Bridge. In the summer of 2006, the band then opened for Godsmack and Rob Zombie on their tour of North America, effectively ending their touring schedule.The band began recording their third album, The Sound of Madness, in Los Angeles on September 20, 2007. It was released on June 24, 2008. A deluxe edition was released as well including three extra tracks, digitally. Their first single, "Devour", was released on May 6, 2008, and was their second No. 1 on the active rock chart."Devour" was also the theme song for the WWE pay-per-view Night of Champions 2008, as well as part of the soundtrack to the 2009 film, The Final Destination. It can also be found on the soundtrack from Madden NFL 09. The video for the song was released on June 25, 2008. "Sound of Madness" was also used as a song for WWE Wrestlemania 25 review aired on NBC on August 30, 2009 for the Shawn Michaels/The Undertaker match."Second Chance", the second single off The Sound of Madness, is Shinedown's biggest hit to date, being their first top 10 song on the Billboard Hot 100. The song reached number 1 during its duration on the chart for three consecutive weeks. "Second Chance" has since gone double platinum.Ironically for the song "that broke into everything", it was one the band hated when they first wrote it.On April 11, 2008, lead singer Brent Smith announced that Jasin Todd was no longer a member of the band, saying "at this time, he's no longer with us in Shinedown." In the liner notes of The Sound of Madness, Smith says that he loves Todd and considers him the "brother [he] never had". Since parting ways with Shinedown, Todd has remained out of the public eye. Although rumors briefly surfaced that he had joined Soil (the band promptly denied this),he eventually became the guitarist for the rock band Fuel.Shinedown re-released their albums, Leave a Whisper and Us and Them as deluxe editions on July 7, 2009. The albums are only available digitally. Between the two albums, the band released 25 unreleased tracks, seven of which were never heard before.On February 21, 2011, via video chat on Shinedown's official website, the band announced the name of the new live DVD would be Somewhere in the Stratosphere.On March 8, it was announced that the album, a double CD/DVD, would be released on May 3 and include footage from the Carnival of Madness and Anything and Everything tours, as well as backstage footage, interviews, and other material.Somewhere in the Stratosphere was released on May 3, 2011.In March 2011, guitarist Zach Myers stated that the band was working on their fourth studio album.While attending the 59th annual BMI Pop Awards on May 17, Brent Smith was asked if the new album was similar to that on 2008′s platinum-certified album The Sound of Madness. Smith responded back, “Not really, because we can’t compare any of the other records to this one - just like we can’t compare the first one to the second one or the third one to the first one,” he said. “We pride ourselves on being a band that each record sounds completely different than the last. The beautiful thing is the journey and finding out where you are in your life, not only as a person, but where you are as an artist and as a musician and how far you’ve come and how far you’ve grown. So, for us, we tour a lot — our last record, we toured for almost three years - so it’s very, very crucial and very, very important for us for this fourth record [to be as strong as possible], so we take our time.” On August 16, 2011, it was announced that Shinedown had begun recording new material at Ocean Way Recording with producer Rob Cavallo, who had previously worked with the band on The Sound of Madness.On December 15, it was announced that Shinedown planned to release their first single of their new album, "Bully", on January 3, 2012.On January 3, 2012, in conjunction with their new single "Bully" being released, the band announced that the new album will be entitled Amaryllis and would be released March 27, 2012, with pre-orders available on January 17.The following day, it was confirmed that the band has secured a deal with Roadrunner records to release the album in every territory besides the US where they are still signed to Atlantic.Shinedown also contributed the song titled "I'm Alive" to the soundtrack of the film The Avengers, which was released May 1, 2012.The band released a music video for their third single from Amaryllis, "Enemies", on July 17, 2012.On June 29, 2015, the band released a new single, titled "Cut the Cord."On August 7, 2015, they announced their fifth album would be titled Threat to Survival, and was released on September 18, 2015.Two additional songs were made available digitally ahead of the album's release "Black Cadillac" on August 14 and "State of My Head" on August 27.
Album:
Shinedown return with their long-awaited studio album EI8HT, led by the powerful new single “Safe and Sound.” The release follows a historic year that saw four major singles released from the album – “Three, Six Five,” “Dance, Kid Dance,” and “Killing Fields,” as well as “Searchlight,” which debuted at the legendary Grand Ole Opry.The momentum continued with a sold-out arena tour, including Madison Square Garden. Produced by bassist Eric Bass himself and co-written with frontman Brent Smith, the 18-track album combines arena rock with profound, introspective lyrics that speak to everyone, reaffirming Shinedown's identity as a band for everyone.The 18-track album was produced by bassist Eric Bass at Big Animal Studio, blending arena-sized rock with influences from Americana, rhythm and blues, bluegrass, and outlaw country. It follows 2022's Planet Zero and marks the band's most ambitious studio effort to date.The album announcement was accompanied by the release of lead single "Safe And Sound" a stadium-ready track that showcases the band at their heaviest. Frontman Brent Smith described the song as being about "reminding the competition what they are dealing with one by one."The "Dance Kid Dance Act II" world tour kicks off May 13 in Green Bay, Wisconsin and runs through late November, covering North America and Europe. Special guests include Coheed and Cambria, Black Stone Cherry, From Ashes to New, and Those Damn Crows on select dates.Key European dates include stops in Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris, and London from October 31 through November 22. European tickets go on sale February 27.The announcement caps a remarkable stretch for the band. Shinedown are nominated at the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards for "Rock Artist Of The Year," "Duo/Group Of The Year," and "Rock Song Of The Year" for "Dance, Kid, Dance." They also sold out Madison Square Garden for the first time during their recent arena tour a career-defining achievement.Additionally, the band is launching their first destination event, Lunatic Ball Beach Weekend, set for October 23–25 in Miramar Beach, Florida, featuring two headlining Shinedown sets plus Bush, Flyleaf, and Living Colour.
Line Up:
Brent Smith – vocals
Zach Myers – guitar, backing vocals
Eric Bass – bass, piano, backing vocals
Barry Kerch – drums, percussion
Tracklist:
01. At The Bottom
02. Dance, Kid, Dance
03. Burning Down The Disco
04. Three Six Five
05. Young Again
06. Dizzy
07. Imposter
08. Machine Gun
09. Outlaw
10. Safe And Sound
11. Searchlight
12. Bear With Me
13. Deep End
14. Killing Fields
15. Back To The Living
16. Wide Open
17. So Glad That You Asked
18. The Pilot
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