The second leg for alt-rockers Daughtry’s first arena tour has been mapped out to support their release from last summer “Leave This Town.”

Last summer as well as fall the band spent over three months out on the road for the tour’s first leg. Daughtry returns for part two, kicking things off in Baltimore, MD on March 18. The trek will cover over 50 cities and will conclude in Rochester, NY on June 19.

Fans who are registered for the email newsletter of Daughtry’s will be provided with exclusive passwords that can be used to pre-order tickets via Ticketmaster for upcoming shows. Additional information is provide at daughtryofficial.com, the band’s website. General public tickets will go on sale starting January 22-23 for March 18-April 24 shows. According to Daughtry’s camp, tickets for the remaining dates are set to go on sale on January 30 or February 6.

Chris Daughtry, namesake and leader of the band referring to the upcoming dates said, when you are growing up what you always dream about is singing a song of yours in front of a full house. When we are playing I still do get chills when the crowd is singing our songs louder than us.

“Leave This Town,” is the sophomore set from Daughtry and follows their self-titled album of 2006. According to data from Nielsen SoundScan, the new album debuted at the top of Billboard’s 200 and during the first week that the album was released sold 269,000 copies.

“No Surprise,” the first single from the album, at it’s peak was No. 15 on the Hot 100 Billboard chart. It topped the chart for Adult Pop Songs as well. “Life After You,” the second single from the album was at No. 1 for four weeks on the chart Rock Digital Songs after it premiered in October.

2010 Daughtry Concert Tour
March 2010
18 – Baltimore, MD – 1st Mariner Arena
20 – Boston, MA – Agganis Arena
21 – Newark, NJ – Prudential Center
23 – Syracuse, NY – The War Memorial at Oncenter
24 – Providence, RI – Dunkin’ Donuts Center
26 – Long Island, NY – Nassau Coliseum
27 – Mashantucket, CT – MGM Grand Theater at Foxwoods
28 – Albany, NY – Times Union Center

April 2010
1 – Cleveland, OH – Wolstein Center
6 – St. Louis, MO – Chaifetz Arena at St. Louis University
7 – Milwaukee, WI – US Cellular Arena
9 – Columbus, OH – Schottenstein Center
10 – Detroit, MI – Joe Louis Arena
20 – Broomfield, CO – Odeum Colorado
22 – West Valley City, UT – The E Center
23 – Nampa, ID – Idaho Center
24 – Reno, NV – Reno Events Center
26 – Fresno, CA – SaveMart Center
28 – Glendale, AZ – Jobing.com Arena
29 – Las Vegas, NV – Orleans Arena

May 2010
1 – San Diego, CA – San Diego Sports Arena
3 – Los Angeles, CA – Nokia Theatre
4 – Bakersfield, CA – Rabobank Arena
6 – San Jose, CA – HP Pavilion
7 – Sacramento, CA – ARCO Arena
9 – Seattle, WA – WaMu Theater
10 – Yakima, WA – Yakima Sun Valley Dome
13 – Edmonton, Alberta – Rexall Place
14 – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan – Credit Union Centre
15 – Regina, Saskatchewan – Brandt Centre
17 – Winnipeg, Manitoba – MTS Centre
19 – Minneapolis, MN – Target Center
21 – Green Bay, WI – Resch Center
22 – Rockford, IL – Rockford Metro Center
24 – Wichita, KS – INTRUST Bank Arena
25 – Kansas City, MO – Sprint Center
27 – Hoffman Estates, IL – Sears Centre Arena
28 – Grand Rapids, MI – Van Andel Arena
30 – Nashville, TN – Nashville Arena

June 2010
2 – Pittsburgh, PA – Petersen Events Center
3 – Pikeville, KY – Eastern Kentucky Expo Center
5 – Duluth, GA – The Arena at Gwinnett Center
6 – N. Charleston, SC – N. Charleston Coliseum
8 – Clemson, SC – Littlejohn Coliseum
9 – Augusta, GA – James Brown Arena
11 – Charlotte, NC – Time Warner Cable Arena
12 – Hampton, VA Hampton Coliseum
14 – Amherst, MA – Mullins Center
15 – Manchester, NH – Verizon Wireless Arena
17 – Portland, ME – Cumberland County Civic Center
19 – Rochester, NY – Blue Cross Arena

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