Not only did Daughtry play their hits, but he also threw in a few cover songs as well. To close their regular set, the band played the biggest hit off their second album Leave This Town, “September.” Daughtry let the crowd know the song was about growing up in a small town and added that “You can’t let a small town hold you back, which is the idea that inspired Leave This Town.” The crowd shouted the lyrics at the top of their lungs and loved every minute of these two numbers. Now the crowd had been into the show the entire night, but there was a definitely a surge of energy when the band played two of their most popular break-up of their most popular break-up songs: “Over You” and “No Surprise.” The crowd was also treated to a new song called “4 am,” which he recorded a few weeks ago as part of Esquire magazine’s songwriting challenge.Īfter Daughtry was done with these acoustic songs, a white curtain fell on the back drop as the rest of the band came back on stage and a video of outer space began to play, seguing into “Spaceship.” He played “What About Now,” and “Home,” which he noted was the song that helped him get signed for his first record deal. In the middle of all those songs they played “Feels Like Tonight,” which was one of the biggest hits on their self-titled debut album Daughtry.įollowing the new songs, the rest of the band left the stage for a little bit, leaving Daughtry alone to play some songs acoustically. The top part of Daughtry’s set was loaded with songs off Break the Spell as they played “Break the Spell,” “Crawling Back to You,” “Losing my Mind,” “Crazy,” and a song intended to get the crowd dancing, called “Outta my Head.” The song got the whole crowd excited and pumped up for his show,” said Rodriguez. “One of my favorite parts was when he performed ‘Renegade’ and the curtain dropped revealing his band. The band kicked off the show with one of their newest singles off Break the Spell titled “Renegade.” Sophomore student Nicolle Rodriguez felt this was a great way to start the show. It’s great to be able to bring in well-known artists.”ĭaughtry played 19 songs that evening, which mostly consisted of his biggest hits and several of his new songs. Everyone seemed to have a good time and we look forward to having bands like this in the future. Mary Ann Nagy, Vice President of Students and Community Services, said “This was a great concert for us to get and a great evening for the University and our concert promoter partner.
There were 3,283 tickets sold for the event.
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Over 3,200 people packed the MAC to see the former “American Idol” star turned rocker, Chris Daughtry, made his way to campus last Friday as part of his self-titled band’s 2012 Break the Spell tour.
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