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Shinedown Information
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'Shinedown' is an Hard Rock band originating in Jacksonville, Florida. Its members are vocalist Brent Smith, guitarist Jasin Todd, bassist Brad Stewart, and drummer Barry Kerch. The group was formed in early 2001 and signed a contract with Atlantic Records in 2002. Their song "Save Me" was the theme song for WWE No Mercy 2005. They opened for Van Halen on the Van Halen US tour 2004.
Formed in early 2001 by Brent Smith (vocalist), Jasin Todd (guitarist), Brad Stewart (bassist), and Barry Kerch (drummer), the Jacksonville Florida band, Shinedown, wasted no time making their mark; starting strong with their 2003 album, Leave a Whisper, and 2005 release, Us and Them.
Shinedown has pulled together one of the fastest selling rock albums today. Awarded a Platinum Album on September 21, 2005, Leave a Whisper sells 3,500 copies a day.
Discography
Album(s)
Shinedown's first album is Leave A Whisper which was released in 2003. It contains 12 tracks:
* Fly From the Inside
* Left Out
* Lost In The Crowd
* No More Love
* Better Version
* Burning Bright
* In Memory
* All I Ever Wanted
* Stranger Inside
* Lacerated
* Crying Out
* 45
The enhanced version of this album was released in 2004 and contains three additional tracks:
* Simple Man
* Burning Bright (Sanford Mix)
* 45 (Acoustic)
Since then, the album has been certified Platinum as of November 2005.
On October 4th, 2005, Shinedown released their second album, Us and Them.
It contains 13 tracks:
* The Dream
* Heroes
* Save Me
* I Dare You
* Yer Mayesty
* Beyond The Sun
* Trade Yourself
* Lady So Divine
* Shed Some Light
* Begin Again
* Atmosphere
* Fake
* Some Day
Singles
| Year | Title | Chart Positions | Album |
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| US Hot 100 | US Modern Rock | US Mainstream Rock |
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| 2003 | "Fly from the Inside" | - | - | - | Leave a Whisper | | 2003 | "45" | - | #12 | #3 | Leave a Whisper | | 2004 | "Simple Man" | - | - | #5 | Leave a Whisper | | 2004 | "Burning Bright" | - | - | #2 | Leave a Whisper | | 2005 | "Save Me" | #92 | #5 | #1 (1 week) | Us and Them |
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