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Canadian singer Avril Lavigne has a gift for zippy pop-rock and teen-punk anthems, one she bestowed on grateful fans again with her fifth consecutive top 10 album released in November 2013. The self-titled album debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard 200 chart and had some critics calling it her best work in years. It's a nostalgic endeavor that weaves the familiar, flamboyant sound from the artist's brat-rock roots with catchy brand-new hooks. The lead single "Here's to Never Growing Up" is the kind of assertive and infectious pop track she's famous for, while the album's ballads include the more mature single "Let Me Go" co-written with husband and Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger. Lavigne first shot up the charts in 2002 with the hit "Complicated" from her debut album Let Go when she was still a teenager. In the decade since she's sold 30 million albums and hundreds of thousands of concert tickets on high-energy international tours. Late 2013 saw Lavigne playing several US concert dates with plans to take her tour to Asia the following year.
I definitely recommend people to listen Avril on-live. It was fantastic, better than listening CD. But it was a little bit too long for waiting Avril to show up. We stood up for one and half an hour to listen some other bands, although one of them was good (the new cities was good!!!).
She was absolutely Fantastic ! Us girlz had the best time ever !!!!
This has been the only show I have -ever- walked out on. Concerts are concerts - but this doesn't even pass, unfortunately. I've been a long time fan of Avril, since Let Go was released when I was about 10, like most young girls I absolutely ate it up, but this show was one of the biggest let downs I've ever paid money for. She didn't get on stage until something like 10 pm, where most people arrive at 7:30 and in the meantime, the crowd was put through three opening bands, the first two which made my ears bleed with their awkwardly heartfelt songs and off-tuned guitars and the last of which I can honestly say performed better then herself. There was zero energy put into this show, zero soul and nothing that I was hoping for. She spent a good amount of time talking to the crowd, which was a cool thing, but played Sk8er Boy at the very beginning. No build up - and if she was called out for an encore, it wasn't for her most popular song; but then again I walked and gave my shirt to a homeless guy, which was a pretty good end to an otherwise poor night. Now, I'm aware her music is targeted to a younger age group then my own - I know. But seriously? That childish, frustraiting upturned questioning pitch to her voice was straight up juvenile, along with the fact she chose to wear a guitar she had no idea how to play. And I do mean no idea - she was sort of hitting the thing and holding it by the neck. So, if nothing else, congratulations Avril Lavigne, for clothing the homeless and disapointing yet another fan whose grown up with what used to be good music. What an utter waste of money. :(
I have seen her in concert twice now and both times she has lots of energry and you can tell she really does sing. Would like to see more connection with the crowd, but it was a fun time.
BEST CONCERT I HAVE EVER BEEN TO! I Would DEFINITELY RECCOMEND IT. SHe is FAnTABULOUS live, no wrong notes
a good conert!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i recommend it!!
