In its 20-year history, Shinedown has released 31 singles ... Over gentle acoustic guitar, swelling strings and piano, singer Brent Smith emotes in his rocker voice words that are heartfelt ...

On April 3, Shinedown kicked off The Revolutions Live tour with Three Days Grace and From Ashes to New. As the tour continues through early May, frontman Brent Smith took some time to hang with ...

According to who? Well, according to none other than Brent Smith; enigmatic frontman of Shinedown with whom I had the pleasure of recently interviewing. With another recent single release, “Dead Don’t ...

As Shinedown wind down from a busy year of touring in support of their latest album, Planet Zero, frontman Brent Smith joined Loudwire Nights on Tuesday (Nov. 14) to dive deep into their new ...

The post Shinedown’s Brent Smith on “A Symptom of Being Human,” New Music, and Olivia Rodrigo: Podcast appeared first on Consequence. The frontman discusses why he thinks Planet Zero ...

“Just raw, pure, good damn music.” Brent Smith of Shinedown meets with fans during an impromptu performance at the Blue Ridge Rock Festival last year. Photo: Sanjay Parikh* That Smith would ...

Brent Smith, lead singer of the band Shinedown, has no physical home. He’s a 24/7 nomad who lives exclusively in hotels. And he’s fine with that. “I am a true minimalist ― I literally have ...

Following the release of two new songs this year, Shinedown‘s Brent Smith joined Loudwire Nights on Thursday (Feb. 27) to ...

It's rare that a rock star wants to know about your local music scene, but apparently Brent Smith, lead singer of Shinedown, is a fan of bluegrass -- and Northwest Arkansas in general. "It's a ...

Following conversations with Joss Stone, Joshua Roberts of Magnolia Park, and Bert McCracken of The Used, Brent Smith of Shinedown will join Joel Madden on the latest episode of the series.

Shinedown (from left): Zach Myers, Eric Bass, Brent Smith and Barry Kerch have a crossover hit with the poignant "A Symptom of Being Human." In addition to the importance of their music ...

It's supposed to be dangerous." Smith admitted that the goal for Shinedown when they wrote and recorded "Dance, Kid, Dance" was simple: "We wanted people to rock the hell out. We wanted people to ...