Formed in Escatawpa, Mississippi, the resilient fivesome known as 3 Doors Down has blazed a trail as the quintessential rock band, attaining massive mainstream success but somehow never losing that small town identity that has branded them rock's truest underdogs. They've reigned as a genuine force of nature, boasting rock n' roll's most earnest work ethic—"The thoroughly modern American band"—crows Billboard, one part swagger/one part tireless road warriors, brandishing an arsenal of battle-tested radio gems like their breakthrough anthem, "Kryptonite." They've earned a wall full of accolades that are also firmly cemented into rock's record books: 15 million albums sold, 3 multi-platinum albums (their first album, 2000's "The Better Life" sold an astounding 6 million copies, with their 2002 follow-up, "Away From The Sun" selling 4 million) six #1 hits, multiple Billboard and other awards, and a relentless road itinerary that saw them hit 32 countries in six years.
