Chris Daughtry

Singer-songwriter and guitarist

Chris Daughtry - Performers & Entertainers born December 26th, 1979
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An American singer-songwriter and guitarist gained prominence from the fifth season of a popular singing competition. The debut album, released in 2006, achieved multi-platinum status and included chart-topping singles. Daughtry participated in various tours and performed in numerous venues across the United States and internationally. In addition to a successful solo career, collaborations with other artists added to the discography.

Debut album 'Daughtry' achieved multi-platinum status

Hit singles include 'It's Not Over' and 'Home'

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