Pick of the Week: Daughtry 10.13.09
October 8, 2009 by FromTheCrowd
Filed under Pick of the Week
Daughtry
w/ David Hodges
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Marquee Theatre, Tempe
6:30 PM, All Ages
Picks of the Week Greenday
August 14, 2009 by FromTheCrowd
Filed under Event Announcements, Pick of the Week
Looking to attend the concert of the year with thousdands or a more intimate show? We’ve got both this week! If you’ve got the money we suggest BOTH!
If you’re up for what is guaranteed to be one of the best concerts of the entire year and rock out with thousdands Green Day is the concert for you!
Green Day
w/ Franz Ferdinand
US Airways Center, Phoenix
8:00 PM, All Ages 08/22/2009
If you’re looking for a more intimate experience check out:
Cancelled – Daughtry
w/ David Hodges
Marquee Theatre, Tempe
6:30 PM, All Ages 08/18/2009
DAVID HODGES SIGNS WITH REPRISE RECORDS
July 8, 2009 by FromTheCrowd
Filed under Music News
Photo Credit: James Minchin (courtesy WBR)
GRAMMY-AWARWINNING ARTIST DAVID HODGES SIGNS WITH REPRISE RECORDS
FORMER MEMBER OF EVANESCENCE PUTTING FINAL TOUCHES ON FORTHCOMING DEBUT ALBUM
Burbank, CA- Singer and songwriter David Hodges, formerly of multi-platinum rock band Evanescence, has signed a solo deal with Reprise Records. The Little Rock, AR, native is currently putting the finishing touches on his debut studio album for the label.
As one-third of Evanescence, Hodges co-wrote such hits as “Bring Me to Life” and “My Immortal” from the band’s debut Fallen, which has sold more than 15 million copies worldwide. He also won two Grammy Awards — for “Best New Artist” and “Best Hard Rock Performance” — in 2004 for his work with the band. After leaving Evanescence in 2002, Hodges went on to write and produce mega-hits for other artists including Kelly Clarkson (“Because of You”), Daughtry (“What About Now”), and David Archuleta (“Crush”).
Photo Credit: James Minchin (courtesy WBR)
Hodges’ desire to communicate and connect permeates the songs that make up his new album, which he co-wrote with a number of collaborators and co-produced in his home studio and the famous Los Angeles studio NRG. Nowhere is that spirit more evident than on “Hard to Believe.” “The song doesn’t say that there’s light at the end of the tunnel or that there’s a guarantee it’s going to get better, it’s just that you don’t have to walk through this alone,” Hodges says. Other tracks, like “How It Ends” and “It’s Too Late,” both address those pivotal moments in relationships when you wish you could start over.
