SHINEDOWN Achieves No. 1 on Alternative Radio with “Three Six Five”
Chart-Topping Success
SHINEDOWN has made a significant mark on the music scene as their hit single “Three Six Five” climbs to No. 1 on the Alternative Radio chart. This achievement highlights the song’s widespread appeal, as it also garners attention across four different formats: currently ranking No. 11 on Hot AC, No. 32 on Top 40, and within the Top 20 on Mainstream AC. The band has previously showcased similar success with their track “A Symptom of Being Human,” indicating a strong trend in their musical journey.
Lyricism that Resonates
“Three Six Five” exemplifies SHINEDOWN’s ability to address profound themes through masterful songwriting. The song captures the essence of coping with loss and cherishing every moment we have. It serves as a poignant reminder to appreciate the present and honor those who are no longer with us. The lyrics urge listeners to embrace life fully, take risks, and prioritize meaningful connections. Brent Smith’s evocative lines, “Even though I said all the things that mattered most, while I held on tight to the end of the rope, I could keep you close, but I couldn’t keep you here, a lot can happen in a year,” encapsulate the song’s heartfelt message.
Touring and New Releases
Earlier this spring, SHINEDOWN launched their “Dance, Kid, Dance” tour, kicking off at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa. This extensive 36-date tour marks one of the largest runs in the band’s history, featuring performances at iconic venues such as Madison Square Garden, TD Garden in Boston, and Los Angeles’s Kia Forum. Joining SHINEDOWN on this tour are BEARTOOTH and BUSH on select dates, along with Morgan Wade for all performances.
Visual Accompaniment
The band recently unveiled an official music video for “Dance, Kid, Dance,” directed by Lewis Cater and featuring choreography by Julissa Bond. The visual representation of the song adds another layer to its impact, enhancing the connection fans have with the music.
A Year of Recognition
This year has been remarkable for SHINEDOWN, as they took home two prestigious awards at the iHeartRadio Music Awards, winning “Rock Artist of the Year” and “Rock Song of the Year” for “A Symptom of Being Human.” This accolade reflects a banner year for the band, with the song amassing nearly 125 million global streams and achieving high rankings across multiple radio formats.
Record-Breaking Achievements
SHINEDOWN continues to break records with their latest single “Dance, Kid, Dance,” which recently reached No. 1 on both the Mediabase Active Rock chart and the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart. This milestone marks their 22nd song to achieve No. 1 status, cementing their legacy as the only band in the chart’s history to reach 20 No. 1s. Additionally, they are now tied with the Foo Fighters for the most songs to hit the top 10 in the history of the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart.
Songwriting and Production
The creative forces behind “Three Six Five” include Brent Smith and Eric Bass, who co-wrote the song. “Dance, Kid, Dance” was co-written by Smith, Bass, and Dave Bassett, with both tracks produced by Eric Bass at his Big Animal Studio in Charleston, South Carolina.
Conclusion
With their impressive chart performances and impactful songwriting, SHINEDOWN continues to solidify their status in the rock music landscape. Their ability to connect with audiences through relatable themes and powerful melodies resonates deeply, ensuring their music remains relevant and cherished by fans worldwide.
FAQs
What is the main theme of “Three Six Five”?
The song focuses on cherishing every moment and honoring those we have lost, reminding listeners not to take time for granted.
What notable achievements has SHINEDOWN reached this year?
SHINEDOWN has reached No. 1 on the Alternative Radio chart with “Three Six Five,” won two iHeartRadio Music Awards, and set records on the Mediabase Active Rock chart.
Who are the supporting acts on the “Dance, Kid, Dance” tour?
BEARTOOTH and BUSH will join SHINEDOWN on select dates, with Morgan Wade performing at all shows.
Where was “Three Six Five” produced?
The song was produced by Eric Bass at his studio, Big Animal Studio, located in Charleston, South Carolina.
