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Last night (May 11), Shinedown played “Searchlight“ and ”Second Chance“ live on the season finale of “American Idol.” The performance saw the band joined by contestant Philmon Lee. You can see footage of that below:
Mötley Crüe and Shinedown are set to perform on the season finale of “American Idol.” That show will air on May 11 at 8 p.m. ET via ABC. It will also hit Disney+ and Hulu the next day. Other artists set to appear include: Clay Aiken, Jason Mraz, Nelly, En Vogue, Tori Kelly, Blues Traveler,…
Shinedown have booked four more summer shows. Here’s the newly announced dates: 07/26 Charlotte, NC – Spectrum Center (feat. Skillet and From Ashes To New) 07/28 Camdenton, MO – Ozarks Amphitheater (feat. From Ashes To New) 09/05 Grand Island, ME – Nebraska State Fair (feat. Dexter & The Moonrocks) 09/07 St. Louis, MO – The…
Shinedown and Bush have announced a co-headlining Australian/New Zealand tour. Here’s the dates for that run: 09/17 Auckland, NZ – Spark Arena 09/20 Brisbane, AUS – Riverstage 09/23 Sydney, AUS – Hordern Pavilion 09/25 Melbourne, AUS – John Cain Arena 09/27 Adelaide, AUS – AEC Theatre 09/29 Perth, AUS – HPC View this post on…
As previously reported, Shinedown recently dropped off a now cancelled date of the Rock The Country Festival after facing backlash for performing alongside MAGA-leaning artists like Kid Rock, Jason Aldean, etc. Ironically, their cancellation came after drummer Barry Kerch called rapper Ludacris a “coward” for backing out of the event. As such, frontman Brent Smith…
Shinedown will be releasing a new album, titled “Ei8ht,” on May 29. A lyric video for the effort’s latest single, “Safe And Sound,” can be found below: Singer Brent Smith commented on the album: “This album is over a year in the making. Without question, as a band we pushed ourselves like never before. Especially…
Shinedown have dropped off Kid Rock’s Rock The Country Festival. The band made the decision after facing backlash for performing alongside right-wing artists like Rock, Jason Aldean, etc. amid political strife brought on by Donald Trump’s administration. Ironically, Shinedown’s cancellation comes shortly after drummer Barry Kerch called rapper Ludacris a “coward” for backing out of…
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