Daughtry: 20 Years Unplugged Tour

Monday, March 1, 2027 at 7 p.m.

Collins Center for the Arts

JUST ANNOUNCED! Join us for Daughtry 20 Years Unplugged! This special acoustic experience dives deep into the vaults with your old favorites and a few surprises along the way! To celebrate 20 Years Unplugged, a limited number of $20 tickets will be available for each show while supplies last. Don’t miss out on this special acoustic experience. Get your tickets now!

This show is a co-promotion with Waterfront Concerts.

Tickets range from $20-$171.50 including fees | V.I.P. Packages available for additional cost. See details here

About Daughtry:

ABOUT DAUGHTRY
Daughtry remain a force of nature in rock music and culture, standing as one of the best-selling
rock bands of the 21st century. The history-making group have scored multiple platinum and
gold certifications, notched two No. 1 debuts on the Billboard 200, packed venues
worldwide, and sold north of 11 million albums and 25 million singles. Their self-titled debut
was the top-selling album of 2007 and became the fastest-selling rock debut album in
SoundScan history, earning four GRAMMY® Award nominations and winning four
American Music Awards alongside seven Billboard Music Awards, including Album of the
Year.

Across subsequent albums Leave This Town, Break The Spell, Baptized, Cage To Rattle, and
Dearly Beloved, Daughtry have continued to build a catalogue rooted in anthemic songwriting,
emotional honesty, and Chris Daughtry’s unmistakable vocal power. Recent singles “World On
Fire,” “Heavy Is The Crown,” and “Changes Are Coming” all cracked the Top 10 at Billboard
Rock Airplay, while the band’s 2023 cover of Journey’s “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)”
featuring Lzzy Hale of Halestorm became another major moment in their ongoing evolution.
In 2024, Daughtry launched a heavier new era with SHOCK TO THE SYSTEM, which earned the
band 3 Number 1 singles “ARTIFICIAL,” “PIECES,” and “THE BOTTOM,” while There and Back

Again and 20 Years Unplugged revisit the songs that built the band through fresh recordings
and a closer, more exposed live setting.